... On the 25th January, 1851. 41, whl (From Colberli's Ullited Sere ai gazie.) Corpor 1 Wrletcv\o plalcesare mentioned, thelast named is that at which of the I tthe depot of the regiment is stionedi The 1st Life Guards, Regent's-park. list, &rk. tontion 2iied Do., Hf dC-Pcrk. 42nd, Bearmuda, Isle of Wight. eonght Rtoval Hlorse Gua1rds, W~ind~solr. 43rd, Dublin. nittoe, ,st Dragooiit 1GUids, ...

... IWEDNESDAY, FiB. `5 1850. pare us ~ Te uin~ ucsatlyand the seconW quarterly, meeting Th ?? ?? Mounchl wshedtidy in the Concil- a year lo ofautber Towvn-hilo oh Bent, Esq., Mayor, in the Mr. It chair, the lieg THlE BIRKENHEAD FERRY. tnd lbie When the proceedings of the Finance Committee were toS hati ebout being read, w- t Mr. S. HOLMs rose and requested permission, before Mdr. the proceedings ...

... ; THE MINISTERIAL, CRISIS. , . Lord John Russell has tentdered his resignation to-her .Majesty, and onily' holds office till -another government can betbfrnmed. The extensive 10586 ofParliamentary confidenee, or rather of Parliamentary sympat'hy, vvhi h his lordship And his colleagues ha~ve evidently 'sufferedo o' late, has pro- bably prepared most of our rea~ders for th~is result. In the: ...

... (Fromn the CircZtar of .fe3 rs Goodliffe antd Smaert.) 41, CRUJTCHED FRIABS, LoNDON, Feb. 20. Since the date of our last report we think there has been upon the whole an improved tone in the freight market. The Baltic grain freights might be expected by this time, and with open navigation, to exhibit more buoyancy, bat the relative prices of graiit here and in the Baltic, at present quite ...

... PRIlVXTg CORRESPONDENCE. LoNfDoN, 22d Febc., 1851. I A iweek is yet tWclap'sb before the introduction of' the; bill! which is proposed as a-remddy fdr the recent movemeint~gn the Part of Rome; 'apd. we cannot, perhaps, more'pi6fitbly. employ the interval tban'in the considerto fte' exed question, which is at present dividing the Chiiroh ng land, the intervening gulh pplearing to have swillw4 ...

... MINISTERIAL MEASURE ON T HE PAPAL QUESTION. I I . a_- - :(R4A l~fa l Spectator.) Ministers have at last o ome'to a decision on the mode of dealing with the Papal Aggression; scacdly beroie the thofe for indecision tad extired, ande not at cn11 tof soon for thep- Public curiosity. We believe we re betraying no confidence if we anticipate by a few hours the formal declaration of the results at ...

... PRI VATE CORRESPONDENCE. L= Est Feb., l8M. pi THE lapse of another week has exhibited little change in a the aspect of Continental affairs. The fundshav'e risen in tl lFrance, but wherefore, it is'not easy to divine. !,The na- n tional mind is proverbially mercurial,- afd, therefore, P readily yielding to atmospheric influences, and the in- fluence which has operated in the fiunds mnst.tbe ...

... FROM OUR COREESPONDENTS. WFSTN.8P RUAR--Aa meetingof the inspection committee of the town comimissioners, held on Saturday last, It Was agreed that Mr. James Parsons ebould perform tbe duties of policee officer and toi1 colleotor (vacaat by thle death of Mr. Robt. 11111) until Friday, the flis February, when the ordinary monthly meeting of the commissieoners would',take place and a successor ...

... tJ teryoof of the admira- VEriY GOOD GENEBRALIUP.As another , General Hayn, we may mentiont distingot ahed the career of a ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? not h is intention to tviait London this ?? . NEW MODE OP ADVEeaTIOINO.-The Builder ?? 5., slightly elevted Exhibition, i. a conv etl edace stand in a row until claimed. t ir told CAUSE AND EFFECT.-ir.Oswald with a triumphantair, told Lord John Rusell that ...

... TOTAL - ABSTINENCE SOCIETY. A tea-meeting of members and friends of this society washeld En Monday evening, at the Tailors' Hall, Broad-street, on occa- slon of the reopening of that building, which has been closed tor the purposes of cleaning and repairs. lfor The hail presented quite a renovated appearance, the floors Bud ceiling having been restored, the room Fainted, and venti- lators ...

... Q1?orre0pOfl?tflcc, B3RISTOL CATHFDRAL. To thte Editor of the Brittol Mercury Sii-I observe a paragraph in your paper of the let t headed at Hints to Restorers, in which reference is inad ci' elegant shafts of Purbeck marble which Support the vau'U the tile above Cathedral, disfigured, the writer says, by tile elfti9h' the linmebrush. It may not be out of place to observ or'ti interior of ...

... .-For.otga 1.11't-ClItgence. THE OVEELAJD M1A.. (ky Electric Tdeygrcpliyro Trieste) The steamer, Haddingteor, which arrived at Suez on the Sd, brings letters from Bombav of the 1 :b. Calcutta of the 8th JanuEanV, and Hong-Kong 30th December. Sir Charles NRapier bad arrived at Bombay. He was to leave in the packet of the 3d He vrwas the guest of the Go- venl&en~erah - -r The Ntots ef the ...