... ir(CORI4KCTUD UP TO THlE LATEST PERIOD.) At LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN. Shal 4, Of 13 PROM LIVAIRFOOL TO P110MBIR1,1OIGNOIASETO East B fIRMINGHAM AND LONDON. LIVERPOOL. dept b 5) .m.-.1ost-ollice Express 6 30 a~m.. let and 2d Class was I730Oa-m..lst,2d,audaiCmass 10 Oa.m..lstands2e[Cias 9 30 a~m. .Express i2 15 a~m. .Exprcss I11 15 a.m..-Mail. Mized 12 45 p.m..Expreea Mail 10 8P,110-1stciass ...

... LATEST FROM THE, CONTINENT. che Moniteur de Soir publishes the following ,itional telegraphic despatch from General alnot:- The Neapolitans are on their march to Rome. The French army will occupy the city before Nothing can give an idea of the ardour of our Our wounded, to the number of 159, leave Bastia, on board the Sanc. ;'he National, with reference to the foregoing, merely censures the ...

... British Parliament could be no civil injury to individuals who be- longed to Germany as much as to England, and who were taught to look forward to their re-establishment in Canaan. In the course of the debate, the bill was defended by Messrs, PBEI WILLIAMS, TRELAWNEY, ROBARTES, PAGAN, MILNES. ROEBUCK, Lords MAHON and RUSSELL, and the Earl of ARUNDEL; it was opposed by Messrs. TURNER, HOPE, ...

... NEWPORT. MR. HENRY VINCENT. This eloquent and popular lecturer delivered three lec- tures at the Town-hall, on the evenings of the 3rd, 4th, and 7th instant. The auditory on each occasion was numerous and highly respectable. According to previous arrange- ment, his worship the Mayor presided. The subject of the lecture was The Intellectual and Moral Characteristics of the Age. Mr. Vincent, ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. onDA.y.—■ Yv itfi foreign wheat we were heavily supplied, and offers continue to arrive hither from the Continent at COlll- paratively low prices. The supply considerably exceeded the wants of the buyers. The supply considerably exceeded the wants of the buyers. Scarcely any English barley was on offer, but the supply of foreign was extensive. The best malting samples ...

... SATURDAY, Mir 12, 1849. WE have devoted a portion of space somewhat inconve- el niently large to the discussion in the House of Peers on 'I the second reading of the navigation bill. This was done, si not by reason of any new stock of arguments, nor for the t impressiveness of any novel illustrations brought forward be to expound and to illumine the question, but because the w state and the ...

... [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] i PARIS, MwONDY MORNINn. The M'ouitcuir of last night publishes the follow-! Ing According to telegraphic despatches which have reached the Government, Gener al Oudisot had set out oin his march for Rome, where, accord- ing to every information, lie was called by the wishes of the people. But having met I on the part of foreigners who occupy Rome more serious ...

... E It 31 A N Y N 0 It T I E R N X N D) STAT ?? I E E s -4- FRANK FORT. Astanticipated, th itl ?? of thle Sit ti Ic Oft tII 4 zh tist. of' the _Ntui!;td Asu. v was the ftd' pt ion of thle propositionls of the majori ty of thue Committee of thirty, and the rejection of all the amendments of the mitiority. The majority attainied, hiwm- ver, was only oif two vontas-litO against 188. A great crowd ...

... UNIV ERSITY OF LONDON. Onl Wednesday evening a numerously attended soiree wa,,s held at Somerset House, inl thle suite Of roomis appropriated to the Univers ity, for the purpose of formally prescuthig to the Chancellor thle gentlemnon who tare obtained degreesi shince its foundation. Hitherto the honourns of the U7 niversity have been bestowed in private and without any ceremony, but tbce ...

... LATEST PORMIGN INTELLIGENCE LLOYD'S WBEKLYNBWSPAPEA OPF1ICB, SATURDAY NIGHT. DISSATIST'ACTION IN PARIS RESPECT- ING THE ROMAN EXPEDITION. PARIS, FRIDAY. It was announced that the government contemplated a coup d'etat against the national assembly. This rumour receives confirmation from the fact that General Foret re- fused to obey the orders of the president of the assembly, by sending two ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, May 7. NAVIGATION LAWS. | After some petitions and other preliminary matter had been I The Marquis of LANSDOWNE rose to move the second read- ing Of the bil to repeal the Navigation Laws, and having ex- pressed his respect for the feelings and honest prejudices of those seoio were opposed to him on the question, proceeded to prove hat the permanence and security of the ...

... RAIL WA YS. LONDON, MAY 7. There has been a marked want of confidence in the share market again to-day, and a decidedly down- ward tendency during the greater part of the morn- ing. Though the depression was general, it was most marked in Great Westerns-which were done as low as 82-Eabtern Counties, York and North Midlands, Midlands, and York, Newcastle, and Berwicks, which were all at one ...