... SUNDERLAI'D POLICE. Saftisday, Mop ?? Joseph Brown, ?? and R. Carr,Esq'.-James Carter, coaster of the ehip leamc of this port, was summoned for not delivering to Francis Hazlorsan, a seamen, his reghter ticket on the eoueple- tion of the voyage. Delfudant alleged that the coII- plainlant having left the ressel at Peterheatd, bafore the termination of his service, the register ticket was ...

... On Monday evening, the Chancellor of the I Exchequer, in order to relieve the present monetary pressure, proposed ?? persons paying up, previous to The ;8th of June, any portion of the instalqnits of the public loan. on the (lay subsequent to the day of pay- mnent, should recerve discount, at a given rate, calculated ftom the day of payment, and made up to the period the instalment ?? due; if ...

... UNIVEiRSI'TY AND) ECCLESIASTICAL. I i The Rev. Chancellor litiikes is spoken of as the I view Bishop of Nlanchester. At St. Bees there are, it is stated, about thirty ex dissenting preachers, all studying for the church Mi- dnitry. tc A s ollege is to be established in North Wales, ! and is to be called thre Powlis College, as a testimonisl to the Earl of Powis. We understand that the Rev. ...

... LONlDON, THURSDAY, M.4AY 20. Yesterdaty being Derby day, the House of Oommons did not sit. The latest rumour is, that parliament will be dissol.d o* the 19ti or 26th of nevt month, if public basiness admits; if not, the dissolution will not be later than the firot week in Joly. The result ef the tenders at the East India- hottse ou Tuesday, put in by the Fhipowncrs for the con- t'eyance ot ...

... . I HOUSE OF LORDS.1-FRDAy. THURSDAY. The Bishop of LONDON moved the second reading of the clergy sitces bDIl. Thee proinutbreo of the bill had made some important changes in it since it was before the house last session. By its provisions, tLI court whioh was to try clerikal offences was' to consist of partly elerical and partly lay members, the latter mem- ors to be either the judges of the ...

... MAfX-TAN1; EXPnESS' REVIEW OF THE CORN TRAM E DURING TILE PAST WEER. I One cause of uneasines3, namely, the hackwardnoess A the crops, has in. some measure been removed. Still it i8 searoely Possible for the next harvest to be an early one;. and it will, therefore. he then more necessary to husband ourn resources. What quantity of grain may still remaX in the hands of the producers cannot be ...

... . ' ?? I' 5k'r1n O2' THR tLonn-LiluTP-NsocT.- The event *0 long anticipated has arrived, and the Earl of Bes- fborouh is no nmore, Tbe recen t biullelinz issned at the castle bad fully prepared the public mind for the fatal termination of tle lord-lieutenant's illness. On Satur- i day mornling, the announcement was, that bis ercel- lenoy's strengzth was much reduced from the previous day On ...

... NEWCASTLE, MAY al. I Accounts from Toulon of the 13th inst. men- tion the arrival, on that day, of the RamrieZ steamer, with despatches for the government from the Minister of France at Constantinople and Athens. The Raixier sailed from the Pireeun on the 2-nd inst.,when the differ- ence between Greece and Turkey was Beginning to as- sume a somutwhat serious aspect. The Britisn frigate Spartan ...

... _ _ ELECTION TMOVEMENTS. THE TowER .RHAMLEtrS.-Mr Hutcbhinson, who un- ?? coute~sd ttiis borongh at the 1ast election, has announced himself its a caw-iidate ott the approach- iag dissolution. Another candidate is also aanounecd as likely to come forward on thedissentiaL, interest. NonTa Cuesirin.-'The only names yet mentioned as likely to go to the poll are E. D. Davatiport, Eisq., of ...

... THE UhNITED STATES ?? CANADA. A letter resiently .appeared in the C(ournt from Mr John Howburn, a settler in Canada, recommending intending emigrants to proceed to that oelony in pre- ferencr to the United Siates. The letter was orpied uto the Durhjam Advertiser, and the last week's num- ber of that paper contained the subioined strictures upon Mrvr.wbuyrn's statements. fiaving originaily ?? . ...

... PROSPECT2S OF THE COUNTRY. -; ?? the ?? Tiees-of Tueaday. 1 The country is, at the present tiue, solfyering irnder the two great evils, of a famine of money, ind afarnine of food; and it-is threatened vwith a vhird evil, ofeven rgreat- er s ageitude in a tine of seareitv, namely, aln exsremeI want of employment for the labocuring clssep. The pri-6 rnary caune of the evils which now press oll ...

... - Tori ob rw r._. i ?? HOUSE OF LORDS.-fiiu.RSDAY. Lox-ri BiooUGAM wished to k-now whether any irupor- tant deputation of tbankers and merchants inl the city had waited upon her Mfajestys government relative to tie distressed state of the mioneyimarket. Lairge orde-s had been received from diferont plaeeswhi bcb could eit be Leffected, inl csnsse4ueuce of the inabilwitY Of the lkeannfeeu- ...