... the anticipated statement of Sir Robert Peel Tuesday night, developing his measures for the abandonment of the protective system. As early one o'clock, strangers who had obtained orders of admission to the gallery of the House of Commons, began to assemble at the doors ; and, by two o'clock, there were four times many applicants, holding members' orders, could accommodated in the house. ...

... Bristol, Friday Evening.—The tide, yesterday, rose our channel to a higher point than has ever before been case within the memory the oldest inhabitant. The all points, and covered considerable tracts adjacent to its banks. Fields were inundated, flooded, houses tilled with water, and considerable at several points was done to the public towing paths. X nTt ' r the dockgates Cumberland and ...

... The Queen held a Couit and Privy Council at half-past two o'clock yesterday afternoon, at Buckingham Palace. At the Court, Count' de St. Aulaire, the French Ambassador ; Baron de Cetto, the Bavarian Minister, and Baron Hugcl, the Wurtembcrgh Minister, had audiences of the Queen on their return from the Continent. Their Excellencies were introduced by the Earl of Aberdeen, K. T., her Majesty's ...

... in the year of his age. lie was born at BibcraeU, poor parentage, and having given early proofs his talent was placed by the Government under the tuition of Everhard and afterwards sent to Rome to complete his education. His best works in oil arc the altar-piece in the Catholic Church of Stuttgart,—the resurrection Christ, —and the patriarch Abraham, the public picture-gnllery; he had also ...

... London, Saturday Morning, Jan. 24. The Share Market was heavy yesterday. Little will be dons till Government and the Legislature have declared what course they intend to pursue in regard to the railway business of the session. A similar disposition to pause until information head is obtained, characterises the provincial mar, kcts. At Manchester, yesterday, a very moderate extent of business ...

... CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.—Sitting. JAN. 25. M. DUMON, Minister of Public Works, continued: When the adjudication of the Great Northern line was announced, several companies appeared, and a certain number of these had united their subscriptions to form the total of their social fund. The principal men of these companies came to consult me, in order to know if I would consent to a direct concession. ...

... .MHE BENCHERS OF THE INNER. The Barristers ef the Inner Temple, whose names are subscribed to this memorial, beg leave to submit it for consideration to the other Barristers of the Society. To the Benchers of the Honosrable Society of the Inner Temple.-The undersigned Barristers of the Inner Temple take the liberty of requesting the attention ofthe bench to the subject of the present mode of ...

... OUR CARPET BAO. EATING ONICs DEEDS.-The fact is melancholy,but true, that the reason Why the jelly of the professional -pastry-cook excel. in firmness that of the private artiste, is by virtue of its stiffening powers being an extract of old parchment. Credat Judous wont do; to each six-penny worth of paid for jelly there is a full penny worth of parchment. In the discussion of the subject the ...

... SHIP WRBCK IN PEV'E'SSlY BAY. IIA8TINGS, WVDNESDAY, DEC. 31.-An inquest was held to-day at the Star Inn, Pevensey, before John Phillips Esq., who acted as coroner in the absence of' J. G. Shorter, Esq., on the body of a passenger of The Two Corneliuses, named Grdnwald, who, it was supposed, was drowned in the above vessel. It appears that The Two Corneliuses was a Datch vessel of 750 tons ...

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... Gil. EEG CE. Kilg Otbo opened the Greek Chambers on the 22d ult. with the following spech e- MHessieurs the Representatives, and Messieurs the Sena- ?? seeing vou around me I feel rejoiced and happy in hlavir.g again a iolenin opportunity of expressing to Groeee, which we all love, and which is here represented by her de- pittics, the sentiments which fill my heart and which direct my actions. ...