... 1.7EI1IAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS. MO.NDAY, AltiL 25J Tlm Marquis of CLANRlCARaD called tioe attltionl of tire HIouSe to the anxiety which pvild retl esitig Tttrkish afi'airs, anid after specifying th- l ?? vtcich Iad transpired wiith regard to the missions of C soot Leiatisngs and Prince Pslonschikuff, wished to ktolt v.tlit e it was in Lord Claretidon's power to lay before tic Hlouse any ...

... ~t U nbttoltt SATURDAV, JANU1JARY 1, l5o.3E Hi]E I4A 3Esrr-le haae reason to 1'elieve that an f soelt may bh expected in the early part of April Lcxt, wqhiub ?? add a new member to the Royal fcmily.- - -4-- THE 3tIN.STERIAL POLICY. e The following importwit statorueet in referzeoe to tue intentions of Lord Ai.erdeen's Governrimot appearr s Ilk ?? 1io y .\w C:- a LO:1Z JOE'T R.SSBLLs AND T31E ...

... Mr. James ,aird, the Times Comroaissioner in the. Agricultural Dastriets, writes as follows ! The national advantages of Agricultural Statistics are i greatly undervalued. What the returns of the Board of e Trade .are to the manufacturing, commercial, and i,;f moneyed intrests, the Btatistics of agriculture wvould be | both to them and to the statesmaic, the landowner, and c 2 the farmer,-a ...

... FROM THlE EVEN1ING PAPERIS. RUSSIA & TURKEY. AUSTRIA & SWITZERLAND. PARIS, FRIDAY, 6 p.m. The paragraph published in the non-official column of the Mesitensr this day, appears to be composed of the more favourablo accounts received by Vienna from Con- stantinople of the 19th, and of the rather discouraging intelligence which, it is rUmDured, arrived via Marseilles- The adverse and the ...

... ?? OMPOIC. - -6? - - Alt(II (!e klnt at Backingltam Palace, the 21st day of I: rtbrum r, i iS Present, it' w acen:'s Most EXtelellti Majocty in Council. te isaviog bean ?? to appoint the jn lK02 txvorge W~iliams Frederici, Enld of Claron. a., to be onC Of lon Majesty's Principal Secreta- ;e te. lci:' Lorssilil vsas this day by lher Majesty's ' 1;.s oi' C of lier Mijesty's Principal Secreta. ...

... FROM THE EIVENSNG 1'AP'S. FR ANCE. I (r,.071 the Corrcsjssadf ett of ic Globe.) a; PARIS, Fscin.sY FvEI;I31a P.G There is rather a warlike article in the constitnutit~wel of this day, but it has produced no effect upon the funds, Fi for it is said tbat the Russian Ambassador in Pasis ?? s assured the French Governmentin virtue of instructions from St. Potersburg, that if England and France ...

... ROUSE OF PEERS. IlONDAY, MA.Y 2.] Lord (Qraiy gave notice, that to-mlrrow weck he would move in address to the Crown, ploying ttrrtt any new regulations with regard to the disposal of plis0et1a ?? to transportation might be laid botorc Parliament and discussed ?? they caleie iuta, loIce. The Sauthii Shs Annuities Bill passed through corn- mittee, ond their Lotdshi;,s adjourrined. TUESDAY, MA1 ...

... as ,h The Quarterly Meeting of the Council was held on of Monday-the Mayor (G. C. Stigant, Esq.) in the chair. ir The members present ?? R. Batchelor, ir Bramble, Burt, Crassweller, Childs, Nance, Orange, ,, Robbins, and Smithers ; Councillors EHumby, Hollings. as worth. G. M. Wells, T. Wells, Solomon, C. B. Smith, ,d G. Sheppard, Ralph, Pook, Plaisto, Palmer, Murrell, *e Lemmoe, Miall, Levy, ...

... mrM*T r %Tn ?? larg TENANT-RIGHT. loan (F'oat the Economist.) oubi it seems to be agreed on all hands, that tho relations ducl between the owners and occupiers of agricultural laud mat are by no means in a ratisfactory state. The exigencies, of il . of modern husbandry demand, on the part of the farmer per who would thrive, outlays of considerable amount, which the cannot be safely or ...

... PAIil-AMENTARY OATHS. (Prmsoth Diisoiewre) Lord Lyodhurst, rid Tueeday night, -made .so admi-. ing spectacle to view an outagentaricin Peer, whol had si fought all his life iii the tory ranks, coming forward to oi express, in clear Cod Pi-ocZse language, correct aod ri liberal opinions on a point about which all his friends, n and some even of lisi oppoen~lts, wiere linpeleosly igun- hi rant. ...

... i-( ?? i.ONofN, (F1'IDAY) MAILs D)'FATcua,' D1. 2 ISAT 10.\. r SiLoo E Lo AAxi SOUTAMPTOt STATION. (By Day Msail.) Lisbon, Spain, all. Giiraltar 7t, 1i7th, ind 27th Gibraltar, Malta, alld (rrelce, of & °Oth of every 10nial Islands, lEypt, Cey- jt l C - 2 montbv los, India, and (, .. I mt British Colonies ill tlho est 1 ludies (ex e.st ?? and Nassau) ForeignColonies,&c.. in thle W Vt jstlic3 ...

... I LEVIATRAN YACHT. Tho American sternm-yachvt Nos'tl Star arrived at C'Southampton on Wednesday morning, after a passage of 10 deys 8 hours and 40 minutes, from New York, which port alto left early in the morning of the 21st ulnt. The N~ortit .Stars is a beautiful new teurea-yatzht of over 2,000 tons burden, belonging to Commodore Van- Cderbjilt, of New York, the pioneer' of thle various lines ...