... ?? a. - .- ., - ! n n^A+. QUEEN'S CoUNTv.-It is said that bair Unarles u0oto will retire from public life upon the dissolution of the pre- sent parliament ; and that the Hon. Mr. Wellesley will be brought forward on the Tory side as a candidate for the Queen's County. Mr. Wellesley is the eldest son of Lord Mlornington, being the same young gentleman to whom the notable pa- rental ...

... 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 ...

... ENROLMENT OF THE MILITI A. ° lllP.1llr- - ..p ?? ?? ll . ?? This nleasure is actually coItemphued. ' hircnmstare j ;irc such a; demancl tile attention of all classeis of the cum-I mt1111ity. Every man will be liable to be drawn for the Sel:j Ilte Vice who is between the ages of S1 and( 45. The enrolment th ii pr~po;sedto take place by balot; antheservie etocontillue xi lhir three ytears, and ...

... PORT UGAL. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-ship Pachn, Capt. Burney, arrived on Monday, from the Peniu- sula, bringing the usual Peninsular mails. LisBoN, DEC. 3Q.-The news brought from England by the last packet has created no small sensation here. The difficult situation in which Sir R. Peel and his colleagues were placed in regard to the corn-law question was well known, but ...

... 2, nnele, % VliI,,iAY. JANUARlY 16, 1846. tlemit *lc idleiitha lrolrtcbb Ilet er~-, and paphers 1ccci Of'i ~itr tIpIII rtlinl CI ?? i.ci- Lord icr Iteeli ILintoduCed into bulth [Ioioocc; of it til ..1i en a* lt ig ro thet comminiteti onl of (I dun ; cI ti hilving icr their Obje('t, to ex - JAI 'riti 11id eit of tb e Unaitedi N tte~,. litd brcv ccci- ~vr h esons oif American. ?? itoertite ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURI. SIR ROBERT PEEL'S PLAN OF COMMERCIAL REFORM AND CORN LAW ABOLI TION. Wi have already expressed, in the ?? Extraordinary, issued immediately on the receipt of Sln ROBERT PEEL'S Speech, our opinion of the magnificent Free Trade project developed in that speech to the Parliament and People of England. It is a project to which, for boldness, grandeur, and true I wisdom, we only ...

... 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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... 7'I1BE C'ONAIVVI, MA 1Nl'A A N) SlI MU-EL Q JL' U:iVLL. It I .; nov thiltfeitn vva'is 51111' theconi d '0 I l'l11ce of a double ?? took piacc'f ofbU hII Ild tilile anld 11)SII ?? ?? Line onl the sallli1001 llill. tilt' lost 01tivensill benii'. 101 Hie 7hof~lanvaty, Mi13 wen at 1101, ?? John ?? I'll- trick ilailahaln wa!S hop df lit ?? ligc 110 for 11 hii-hwav ro)bbery, an \I Williama ...

... 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. ...

... 'l hE LATE IA;7VY (am L' S.-7'JI LOST .STL';'ySS GAy l),l I T B F -wi thbe lartictilars relative to this Vessel with whic l we : '2e 1ok i t14vu seed by Mv. Da)vidson, tile consiglce, it 2 . 1::Ii i she li t Hatvre oil thi l1 ti lit., il the even- :1., . ir lttl(' erat Ute timie was ratlivr moderate, but i t!: et'tie~loon of tie followinjg day the ?? commenced. S ict that date nothiniig ...

... THRAI tiorwS BILL. ])LORDIIO 51011Il'll AND THE DFL)EC~(ATIS 1FR0M 'iil I i IIOt' 'IM COMMITTEElS. 'The death ?? WisarsI-li lie, antidle ?? 'en't [d0ll Oft hit Ion. -Widi Stuart W'ortts, \IvP, to thle l ?? rk 0 ?? ?? criented ii c.,ursoy lii theic repireseistaI ioni ji of' thle West Ridillg, heji reistrotl Short tiluie coliniiittt''5 bi of, Yorksh ire res~olved that t ho fi'o. bour's ...