... ¶lowl. WEDNE.SOAVI, 3lAVI 27, 1840.r AeIFAIRS OIF Bon s ?? the .shilopinr G'a- zetle J-Bva private letter broniglt byv the Indlit wI ail, cold dated[ Voit dle GallIc, A pril 111, 18it, e have io- telligeuic' ol' pain la let II est trolnk Bourneo ariili, (Ut C W1 t perate i11015jf piramy to pi'vvl'lee t on, tht sll and1 tel 0iw eurresponden ,.tatos thaot M4r. liroolt s, theni at Suainsk., had ...

... ANOTHER CANDID)ATE FOR MIARTRYDoM, d. Fie fol tovl in correspondenice, svhich has taken jphico between Mr. Henry N. Creed, the secretitry to tile kala oititovviiteln nd Mr. Robert III 11 House of kCointitoits1, May 1, Ihiti. a- Sir ant directed by thle Committee of Selection le mmber wil besieleted to serve onl railway conunit- ,~tees wchichi will commience their sittings it thie week ...

... 'from Jfvilvila U01nn OaqttW.| DOW\oNne&STREET, 1A-Y 5. Ci 'The ( cen has been pleascd to'appoint Geo. Barney Of -Ihq Utuot.-C'olinel in the Corps of Royal Enigincer:1, bi wbe Lionutitant.(3ovetnor of North A uttralin, atid Wto t cldmittio~ei tile GSovertnment of uliat colony, oitder tftc 110 ,[le mid. title Of SUPerintenidentl thereof. I AA-s1tE AY8 g. oldAW)e017 1?eyjumenit f Fo'ol Gztard&t ...

... NSTANCE. (From the Plymouth Times.) It e had always eat doobls of thepolicy ofbuilding it those Elephant frigates ot the V~ernon' class, sailed hi at enormous expense, aid the wealr and tear of which RI is notoriously extravagant. This is suticiently proved is by the wear and tear of the Vernol from the moment hi shte went to sea. The Constance is a new edition of the Vernon she is longer by ...

... ?? 41. o I I Z) 1.1 ? ) . l ill I)A V, ;11A;V\ i'tiRc. ae are eltawleI to ar-1at it t pat. i iely OIt t ut go- * I, 1erC;ll-cd Im t v fll l ulice troull (lie P'ei(el ttt th e itt S ?? Lun it II, ilk t ofrei thle AtI rican yri tti t tier thl f titi ltalor ih , p 1 cjt1 ittiI tier ()tey ;ef lrlr ri a t' ccI rid~~lia iiarriiin u]Xtrc, i the kexptrlu~trtlrttreht:t ttiiretill ent ...

... 1|I1 IE, DlERRY,; - ?? -- ollumiiV L VIn V thi ?? We hae I.l tile Itwait ?? v IItkt tlttis co ill Iwe ?? is . Vit ness& (I i e List atdjournmeniott ittr lorY eight hotrs ora DtL)hate involvitig, TIIii tvee a's I tort S~tanley :ttt(I Lord NV incitelsit assure uts, thle (llIi' jolh oex~i'ten i ?? ('liielt, the FoPetage, mid the( CJreown tittiVL seil tiell', waclht are coivertly attarceti ...

... WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1846. H is Majesty the Kinsgof the French having appointted ir three o'clock on Satarday to receive the address of con. e gratulation voted at the meeting held at Lawson's tu iotel on the 22d, the Duke of Mlontrose, accomtpanied e by the committee, Lorda Grey and Decies, the Right c Honorable Henry Ellis, General Sir John Doveton, and it Colonel Saunderson, late of the ...

... SSATURDAY', MIAY 2, 1846i. - -dE,- The Duk~e of Norftolk, who a short time shirce retired ifrom the office of presoilent of the Arundel amd Brami | ber Agricultural Association, has consented to resume that situation. A fewc days since H. J. Hounsom, Estq,, of Funting. lol. tour Chichester, liberally presented a donation of 100,/, to die West Sussex, East flants, and Chichester, ilnfirnmary. ...

... ?ioavo uW vraturloaro ',PQVt I-, HOUSE OF PEERS. ,1itRSDAY. MAY 14-1 The Royal aseient wtas (e , several bills; -aidI several petitions were pre. at' IEarl of Potwis presented' numerous petitions in the union of the sees of Bangor aid St. A saph, or ol Stanley inquired of Lord 'Dalhousie if he hadll nit hjectiotn to further returns in continuation ofthose to , de, ired to verift th6 ...

... .,46 A . FHOM ITAM ? ?? x (A, A , It 131k Ri M, - d PORTUGAL. Tite C - Of. thc rENERA F, rXNSUR HECTION. city, 01 is DOWNFALL OF THh COTI'j'A CABRAL The tt some n itMINISTRY. tire eas Adv~itO't frotr Lisbon of the 20th inst. reace ?? amr It this itornitig, conveying itielliiienefrm 'rtflo eiri P. ii irost Itmpotantift charactcr. Tfie Costra Cabral mntisii- tS try lasalat lctrgth toilets, ...

... P- I M. ?? -PS ETFEENTERAL POPUL.ARJTIE.S. It is curioiUS to reftect on the niaterials out of which a is people makes, bor tie most part, its political leaders and le regeuerators, %lithout lookiiig beyond our own coun. tla 'S try, let us cast our eyes back upon tiie lVilkeses, th al HunJts, l3urdetts wid the rest orlthen. Deilied at the CS outstet ot their carrer, neglected when not vilified ...

... I.4 HOUSj. 4 }1. ct(!OOTONS, ?? 5 ..r . 1 - M I WvI,. ihp~ t ?? tl''~'~eodt t bnii 0 II ,D.NESL)AY, A'Lictlt 2~O ?? oiti a' %Ni, lio jott r ttie secolldi readiwg of' the Fae- IN u: Mr. Hei loden not ito bring a ter,' lr it' lume aippetlk'A ito Ale. I iilptti'e c loa 1(1itoaVednesday, out oy i 1ycilded also to ?? ,i.i ~o~iii itoto o iiist erilil hoslless tor til ho POseos of vigaill YkiI' ...