... A RESIONAT1ON.-The Hon. Captain Gordon, Mi.P. for Aberdeenshire, aninounces to his constituents that he hlls seen it his duty, in reference to the present measures of government7 to take his stand on the side of protection to the native industry of the country; and, in ordertoleavebhimself free and mifettered on the subject of the coriulaws, has re- signed hsis seat at the admiralty board. ...

... The suhbject of capital punishiments is creating a deep and in1eceasing interest in the public mnind, and we rejoice that it is so, for we believe that society ,levter comlits a grenter blunder tdln 'when it pubt toe of its members to death, A receut case of 1pblic execution att -Mullingar, in Irelind, has attracted great attention, and is calculated to dlo much to hliasten the abolition o1 ...

... O LDHAM. FATAL ACCIDENT TO A CHILD.-On Saturday-last a girl of twelve or fifteen years of age, whilst nursing a female infant of seven months old, was at play with other children in the middle of the road at Moor Hey, Side-of- Moor, whien Mr. Fawisit, surgeon, suddenly rode. up at rather a quick rate, he ordered the children to go out of the way, hut they seemed to take no notice of him, and ...

... VARIETIE S. he I-fey Majesty And( Prince Albert honoured the performnsece berd Iof of the F rench plays with their presence on Flriday Evening. Ven ?? The stun allotted by the Commissioners of Woods anti tlxie ?? to the Earl of Haddhigton for the loss of his interest Qi inl the park of Holyrood is I£30,t74. 4s. 8d. led11 01 Sir H1. W. Barronhas fifty nmon drainilghis Gaultier estate. Mr,. ?? ...

... FACTS ANI) FIGURES. IMPORT AN'D CONs9UNPTION oF CORn--Tile foiiowijug table shews the quantities (of wheat mud wheat flour hiloportelj into the United Kitigdoen in the years 1841, 184-2,1813, ]-41 anid 18-15 respectivelV; and KlSO the qua11ntities eniteredl fir home Cousutoiption II luring thle saline periods- Itetahied for Imported. home Pomuetattioll Quarters. Qu1arters. ?? ,770,647 ?? I- ?? ...

... ROOH.DALE. . I I : I MAGISTRATES' CLERnS' FEES.-At the conclusion of the petty sessions at Rochdale, on Monday, Mr. James Clegg, collector of poors' rates for the township of But- terworth, told the magistrates there was a large number of very poor ratepayers (sixty~seven) who were behind with their rates, he wished to know if the: magistrates would hear and decide upon their oases without ...

... RAILIWAY INTELLIGENCE. LrEiDs, D)5wSBUR]Y, AND IIANCHEATER ?? ceremony of laying the fontidtnion stone of the Mlorley Tun- nel, the principial work onl this line o1 railway, wits perforneed on Monday by the chairmen of the company, John Gott, Esq.I Thle intended tunnel, which is to run through Mforley I-lilt, will be about two miles in length; anti it laas already been excavated several ?? of ...

... a Vastity 3IETINo.-A mieetinig of the ratepay-ers was held to in the vestr of the parsh church, n Moinl~y M. Satmuel at ilitirltfe. ?? in theidisitivlieii84 perons were ml ittiioiie~t stcital cnittibls Los- he parih of Asito during in REM~vL OFPaurrs-Th folowing is the number of ]flhilper5 remlove fro thle Parish ofAsltton-undsr.Lyne, its taken front the pir lumetary returns Sent to die ...

... FRANISc AND AlGTErts.-By anl Order Of thle clay, issued ?? r by the French Minister of War, each of the infan'try regi- NYiv xnents forming the, gatrrisonuof Paris is called uponl to furnish lnot sixty volunteers for recruiting the infantry of tile army Of see rAfri'cu.. Marshal Bugeaiud, it appears, has demanded large thle reinforcemrents, and the population of the city of Algiers are au~ in ...

... MAGISTERIAL BUSINESS AT BURY-YESTERDAY. CHAnGE AGAINST THE EAST-LANCASnIRE: RAILWAY COMPANY.-At the sessions on Friday (yesterday), before Messrs. Abraham Wood and John Grundy, ma-gistrates, the East-Lancashire Railway Company were summoned to show cause why they refused to repair a road at Canda- lane, Filkington. The complainant -was Mr. Nathan Thernisy, occupier of a weaving shed, who ...

... MISCE LLANEO US EXTRACTS. - - - - - - - '11 _ 'l.'iE GREAT BErSiTTiNG SIN-If you ask mno which is i1 the real hereditary sill of' hlinau nature, do you imagirie I s sibanswer pride, or Inucury, or ambition, or egotism 2 No; I ?? say indolsnee-wlho conquers indo]ence will conquer all the ?? 211Aj/oesms. PORTRAIT OF NOVALIS.-I-Ie Wis lender, and of noble proportions Ile wore his lightbrvxn*h ir ...

... C An extraordinary Gazette of Tuesday last, places t heibre the public the official despatches from the c seat of war in India. From these it will be seen s that a most desperate battle has been fought at c Moodkee, near Ferozeporo, resulting in the defeat of r the Sikh army, but attended with enormous loss, not r only to the enemy, but to the British troops. The : returns of the ildled and ...