... TIHE NEW MINISTRY. According to anticipation, the Administration of Sir ROBIRT PEEaT. is at an end, and Lord JOeN RUs- SELT. is now the head of the Government. Whether the chlange will he advantageous to the country or a not, it has for somle timne been inevitable ; and ve are not disposed to complain of what cannot be avoided. It is a sound opillion, amnd almost univer- sally prevident among ...

... MANCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL. - Anseeting oftilecoulicilivas eleinii1 WednlesdaY morning, in the ti Town Hull, King-street, for various specified purposes ;W. 13. 1)WATKINS, REq. Mayor, presided.ra 1'he minutes of the previous meeting woere read byA~r. HElRON, oit the T1own Clerk, who Stated that hoe had, received thle following S coursnacuncatiosc from ?? Malcolm Rose, lin behalf' of the Public ...

... LIATEST INTELLIGEN CE. [B Y EXPRESS.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. MONEY MARKET. CITY, QUARTER TO TnEaE. The duty upon foreign wheat to-day is 5s. per quarter. The market for the public securities has been rather firmer this morning, and there is less fluctuation, arising from the settlement of accounts. Consols have been 95j i for money and time. The premium on Exchequer-bills continue at u1s. ...

... THE APPPOACHING TWVELFT- OP JU.Y.-Preparations *are being actively carried out linolg flee bodies, connected with the Orange Institution in this quarter. and in Lisburi Hulishorough, Mloira, Droinere, Lur-gati, Portiudowni,Aijtrimn, and their vicinities, for celebrating the ensuing anniversary in a styl ?? iirvalled. It isanticipated diet the number of nieinbers congregated at the general ...

... PICKINGS FROM OLD MANCdESTER I 0 :NEWSPAPERS;-No. YUIII. . V HATRED OF THlE Oetlti-The followinglee ish t!e i'Peter, Nettle,~ amd qutotedi from ?? ?? H aro' 3fayeliester' iler-cmoy o o 515 A'acm t* time wvhen.th6.nietiisi h totdites h tt le torn-to piee by otna ed; n l~naacyrn Aupnroar, h ituown ?? usaynx 'a will he performed atteICn' ?? ,yan opera!1 to tht ?? h i onlour rend ?? tl. guii ...

... FEMALE LECTURES ON TOTAL ABSTINExCE.-On Sunday evening last, the celebrated Mrs. Jackson, of Whitehaven, lecturer on the benefits of total abstinence, commencedthree lectures at the Commercial Hall, Wigan, pn the propriety and advantage of the above objects in their effects on the moral and spiritual conduct of the prietnt generation. The lecture was very ably delivered by ne lady, and ...

... toariat ItetFtence To LIBERnAL AND FRE' g~ thtpsare5A 1re Y ire BolaoUGH ELUCT-ols.-The followig thnan rqie to be done to secure the entry of your unaies on the lists r just about to be made out by the overseers -.-Oa or be- de: fore the 20th instant all the poor rates and assessed taxest it due from you during the twelve calendamot nx E before the 6th of April last, must b espid ShoY usd be ...

... I A- n -A.D V. A deDutation, consisting of the follow BrEQU, sq., iN wit two reuiiios 'eu~gjtha hefow ?? on Wedne a Thdote f tation of thoea Open ing gentlemen , viz.o ther count Sof Waler, a v rei Simpsoc and Wt. Evans, Eoos.T, of Manchester, ac- usel ?? by Messrs. Rathbone, Mellor,fHolt, Rawdon, C Wyder, Wylie. Pentihgtoi, Finch, 3. Taylor, Crook, was Hobson, and Robertson, of' Liverpool, ...

... led The arrangements connected with the intended visit of a Prince Albert are, we understandt rapidly approaching a ?? hecompletion. Oni Salturdayr, the AMayor was engaged in til, til. sending out cards of invitation for the erand banquet wit ve-at the Ton-hall, on the 30:h instant. The invitation lb card is of a larger size than usual, and in the engraving, OS- executed by Mr. Isaac, of ...

... @Etr~tentcea-, &c ifAW PARK AT EAsenikn.-Mr. William Latd~ out a fine park of 200 acres between Eashmad 'a and Villas will be erected on a great portionofheln.Wu4 stand it is to be called Cartlett Park. ws COMPLAYeT AGAIMS5T AN ATToaRes.-On Mondy reptbi looking female made a complaint to the magstesprestli tu)Mr. Chew, an attorney. She stated, that rheps e letibe51, and place the parties owed ...

... LAT1 EST; EDITION. I Cl sil Is, SC E; 01 toi JA NI TO OUR iEADERS. Ur Latest Edition regularly contains accurate and fuul reports of gile Walkefield, Liverpool, and Birmingham Corn Markets of Friday, with the Liverpool Cotton Market report of the same day, Appointments of Banh- ruptcy mectings, Pelitioniny Creditors, 'ic. Infact, all te nelws of Friday, LONDoN and DOmlSTIC, including the ...

... |DREADFUL CONFLAGRATION AT ST. | JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, 1- 7 J.L±.1 K' Ig On the morning of Tuesday, the 9th nlt. a dreadful fire . broke out at St. John's, Newfoundlatnd, which hns resulted - in the destruction of n vast amount of property. The fire g originated iln l house in George-street, and is supposed to to have been occasioned by seme chips and shmavings which w- were burnt fin the fire ...