... few excep- Vt tions, neitlet' the spirit to adopt nor the brains to appre- v, 3 ciate-(laughtes')--the only possible means finat could afford th the remotest chaste by which that objecteould be obtained; Ai whzile, by ltbeir virtal rejection of theoonly ...

... but were to leave Greenhitbe and be towed by tile tile fjriican and Lip/sltg steam-vessels, to Devonport, hat where their finat orders will await them. Al 12 too o'clock the Right Hoen. Sir F. Baring, M.P., First Lord end of the Admiralty, ?? Dundas, ...

... have also been re- inforced by ce arrivals, acd ca respectable umajority (the ; E51wc1ucc says of 40 oir upwards) is fully counted on. eneral Lerscidi lsas arrived leere, comicc friom Italy, and it is said that le brings the instructions about the formation ...

... Ike Pivenolg -Cw lt of Juan sri, t B. IU',O, by Mr. DAVID iIOLMItS, comprising one good Packing be :3, press. otne double counting-house desk, three maxis -up th d tables, serays, caivass, &C, Al Sale to commence at eleven o'clock. SI e. MOP WARELUOUSE ...

... and lasted six days. The great point of debate was the conduct of the premier (Count Thomar), and there were not a few of the opposi. tion members who charged the count openly with cor- ruptipractices, by which alone, it was maintained, be could purchase ...

... on production of their Scrip Receipts. 'To Parties taplyik by letter, en-losing tbeir Recepips for Scrip. Receipts for the Finat Relorroi-ill be sent for choir Signatures, which they can return either to rde. losa N, cr other Cerrespondent in PeCl, when ...

... will lave to pay will considerably diminished. Greece. from Athens of the 3*l March that important note had bum received from Count Nesselrode M IVrsiani, the Russian Min ; si. r the Court Athens. A* the French have recently l>een rather supporting the English ...

... 24, 1850, when will be acted Auber's populs, Opera, in Three Acts,/ LLS Ir AANS DE LA COURONN. (The Crown Diamonds.) / Le Count de Camnpo Mayor, M. Chateaufortg{ Dnn Hen- itue, M Lac; Don Sebastian, Al. Soyer; Rebolledo, A. lhgaet; Barbari oz, M. Devaux ...

... skill W in Regent-street are submitted for inspection ami u^e. ami at the SEAR in CHAXGE-AXLET is theSHIPPIXO BRANCH. The Count- ng-house and Wholesale Department for the sale of Woollen Cloths, te.. and for the supply of Messrs. N'ICOLL'S AGENTS throughout ...

... speech has been the subject of admiration, and the utmost surprise has been shown at the completeness of the answers to every count of the indictment. The “ Stand- ard” says,—“ The prevailing report to-day has been that the House of Commons will once more ...

... amend the one, and supersede the otbc: . Our summary of the objects of this Church demonstration is reducible main objects. Finat: to repudiate the expediency-mongering judgment the Lay Privy Council. Second ; to agitate for fitter, that ia to say, ecc ...

... defendant came up on the 3rd of July at the Insol- vent Court, and the 24th wasl the day appointed for the fnal hearing. No finat order had yet been made, butthe protection was given io her for three monthts, anl order being: made for payment of dil per ...