... II THE WEST INDIAN AND MEXICAN MAILS. t The Royal Mnail Steam-shilp Tay, Capt. Sturdee,arrived I at Southampton on Tuesday cvening last. Site had on freight 600,000 dollars for mterehats' account, gold dust t and gold, value about £33,000; 7601b. of silver, 7 pack- c ages of platina, 53 bales of tobacco, 07 cases of cigars, c 1 cases of pine-apples, Rud a variety of other produco. c The ship ...

... MI8QU-LL..EOUS N l. Mt18OELLAMEOUS. NESWi.,h- iI I ?? I3ONAPARTE .-PriflcaO Loulis tenoipartt is nowv.1 sojournin at Sir J. Gerrard's, near Warrington. SPANIISH YUBTICrt-.Tho LUsbon mob trocbntly attacked the ouqitailor, no doubt for the bad mleasures of ministers. Flluiox Doas.-At the Dorehester asslizes, sr. Day, an attorney, recovered £5 damages for his son, a little boy, aged seven years, ...

... |' TEE CCHRR(O, THEN CITJeONI L.: PRSOSATURDAY, MARkCH 14, Il4. I OIKCOPYHIOLDS, AND PAUPERSg| The anti-eorn-law mensure- of the government ?? moreprdgreesnin Prliamen, dirler tho paet eek, thiinaa e previons faolions opposition of the ultra-protectionists had led the public to expect. Any prolongation of the struggle for ?? on trade, seesI, indeed, to. be aoos admilted, on all hands, to be ...

... POTATOES. To the Editor of the Preston Chronicle. SIR. I cannot see why the person who wrote to you last week should offer to sell potatoes to Mr. Taylor, to be deli. vered in March, at Bs. 6d. per load, when he might have for them now, 9s. in Preston, about the same in Manchester, and l5s. in Covent Garden market. The person must, s6rely,lhe a very patriotic sort of a body, to keep them to ...

... 1I 3RALWAY DEPARTURES. NORTH UNION. From ?? Liver. pool, Wigan, and Man M From Liverpool to From ?? to cheater. Wigan and Preston. Wigan and Preston. 3 2, A aM., MQII 6 45 A.M., Third Clss o 30 A.m., Third Clam 1Jr, A~M., T 1ird ClAM 8 0 A.e(.,1t&2dCOs 8 15 A.1s.,Ist&2dCls. O 0 AM., lt Ole, le 2d Ol. 10 M., lt&2dC. 10 30 P.M., lst&2dCls. 10 20A.M.,It&1 2d0CL. I30s 2.m.,ls Mlst&2dC. 145 P.m., ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1846. I A fortnight ago, we suggested, as a subject for consideration at the forthcoming anniversaries of the Agricultural Societies, in this district, the propriety and practicability of extending the operations of these societies, by establishing monthly, or other frequent meetings of the members, for the purposes of discussion, and for the ...

... During the last week the weather has been very un- favourable in this part of the country for the drying of the grain, and the greater part of it still remains in the fields, cut, but not in a fit state to be housed. It has several times been almost ready for stacking, but in each case rain has come before it was throughly dry, and has rendered a further delay necessary. On several days the ...

... * We are not aware that any very strong contests are likely to agitate the electors on Monday next, in selecting persons to fill the seats which will then have become vacant among the members of the town council. Indeed, we scarcely think that in Preston a proper degree of interest is felt in se- curing thei return to the Corporation of men duly qualified,' as well by zeal and energy' as by ...

... WMISCELLANEOUS NEWSS. Are'olr-MILNT.-The IRev. Gilbert Eliott has been ap- pointed to the living of Trinity, Marylebone, vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr. Penfold. QuicK Wonr.-A crop of oats has been sown, growi', cut, stacked, and thrashed, in twelve weeks, on the land of William Popplo, Esq., of Hall Garth, Brandesburton. CuRIous FACT.-During the nights of faturday and Sunday, sixteen ...

... 1f i:-; m i ui4 101MV4.10410t eOhtheeltuprove. luent of this Soeegth was held In the Council O babw.at, tshe T eoWi-h4J ?? lait,41hen the following Cominlslonere were Wiet :n-4hXLR. ,Aseoftla, thu CbharaW Mesa. T; MOt* T.Tirough. totOJ, htainR. t ateitrlth, J. German, W. Tuson.,R4Prkp ( T4dd4P. Armatong, 1a .Austrmng, G. 8mlth, TbeiU~ .Alhlneou J' X6h8e, A. St1Ith.2W..DawsonJ. Wereley, ...

... TMISCELLANE OUS ElXTRIACTS. t be L asee TuLTH PIOGIIE0 S 05' D mlOCIIuC- Tlhere goes the death - Sl the blow offeudality,' was the trolc ind pithly reltalrk of l)r. D OOI1 Arnold, when lie saw tile first train pass Rugby. l the TI'E DAIRYi Ar Bm.asNItm t -One gets a tolerable ideaof lW ,git the almost e'ita'amgant opulellece which is here displayed, row )VIIeCI I say, Ilit ill a larrge ?? l ...

... This day her Majesty completes her twenty. seventh year.' o An Irish paper, giving the aumount of the repeal fund, g9 headed the paragraph, 1Conciliation Haul. ti It is said that 17,000 sacks of saw-dust are anal con- sumed in Londoss for stuffing dolls alone. sannlly b .Tis Gazette of Tuesday contains, tihe official notice for 0 celebrating her maiijesty's birth-day on June 9th. tl )f ...