... . f -1- IHOUSE 0OF LORDttS.-F~iDAY, April 8. T~h lari of ELLENI5OROU01H presented a petition from the urnerO Ilartlepsol, complainsing of the proposed alterations ,,ier portion of British and foreign seamen employed in i th p bou~ft service, and praying that those alterations might the ?? nitted to become law. The noble earl warned the housc ris alienatinlg the affections of British seamen by ...

... FOREIGN IN'TELLIGENCE. FRANCE.-Political news of importnow comes at rare intervals from France. Afore attention has been paid lately to the dispute on ecclesiastical matters than to anything else. Last week a special envoy returned from Rome, and it was presumed he brought an un favourable answer from.the Poperespecting the coronation; which, it is currently reported, has been postponed till ...

... THE JEWISH DISABILITIES BILL. TO TRE EDITOR OF TIHE EXETER MYING POST. Sir,-The House of Commons, having by a small majority, agreed to the third reading of the Jew Bill, many days we may expect will not elapse before the Government will introduce this objectionable measure into the House of Lords. I trust, therefore, that I may be alloweid, through the means of your valuable and widely ...

... TR IXBTJ O'K, K, ?. r. . j WM- TH1Rs. A UPSL.,' >.4 14, ?? ?? .T~n~ro~al.Of thg c orftle]hen~ wibt ?? d fuiud.e p4 : givcu rik 6i great d.il ot onutrovet y e pretend ta 0a in t ate c~uaintanhi- r'n~r~oie&cd B Innce, nor ayre we vroeiared tq 4 t~~d~dO~ Adsqni *opimion saste the~befetlo2 ldrope4seuigest bn:o -tbo. country gene#sUy. ?? §tl Z t1i',: ~to collate the opini ol, , and toe i a. clearly ...

... A gardener of Sheffield has died of lockedjaw caused by sceidentally running a spill into his little finger. The Dublin steamner Trafalgar, wlhile leaving- the Mersey on Saturday eveciig, came into collision with 'a schooner, and the schooner sank. The crew sared themselves in a boat. The person who accused himself of mnurdering his wife in Edinburgh now admits that the tile was a fabriea ...

... PILL.-DEATa' OF THE REV. JOHN VINCENT.-On Moa- n day last this gentleman, who, during between three and f four years has been the minister of the Independent chapel 3t at this place, died, leaving a wife and three children to by deplore his loss. His Illness was of short duration, and Its fatal I 1 termination was but little anticipated. He fufilled his wonted Iministration on the Sabbath week ...

... LETms PO'55 WILLIAM NOWIav. The following are extraotsafrom lettere written by fr. HowIt. in December last. The firsts and longest, Is dated the I10th Of that month iglr ousps pss usontiinually on the road. Here are Sifivo six d g~r sniplendid horses' with their 1swag before them,co~nslstig of a rug rolled round their damper, &o. Here again career along diggers Of a more work-a-day ...

... JAapr3tot 3 S'ATTURDAY, 4P/IfIn 30, 1853. CENSORISHIP OF THE PRESS IN OUR ATHENIEUiUM. A oTVESTION which excited considerable interest came before the annual meeting of the Bristol Athenacum on Wednes- ti day last. It appeared that the TVeshsniubter Review had been t' subscribed for by the institution since its formation. Like other a periodicals it has been edited, as time rolled on, by ...

... OO~RRESP-O=P1 c~E. , TO TI: 1Dii OF THiE EXPO1ST~ flYINO r .T Sim.-I ari isincerely glad to observe that the Vicar of slhebbear has called the attention of the public, through the medium of the prves; to that want of oonfidence which lie believes is so extensivily felt,,as to the religious principles upon whicli the initended. Training College at Exeter. is to be carried on. ' Like that ...

... ._ *BAhNSTAPLE. BAtn P MarniSTe, April O.-The supply was scantr - as is usa~the ease the week antecedenttSothegreatn4arkets4 Cows and calves, £1O to £1G ; breeding, calves, 28s- to 851, fat wethers, Gd to 71d per lb. BUTo1MRsoW-Beef,,4Jd toW 6id; mutton, 5id to 7d; lamb, 8d to 9d; veal, 41d to e pork, 4uId to 6jid; bacon, by the flitch, Old to5udpgr lb pigs, by the carease, 8s to 8s ld per ...

... IE .E~XET1RB MARKETS. CATTLE 3IARKET.-Tiieeupply of prime Brulocks vas ti ied,. the demand however was ggod and prices were well sustained. The quotatiosts gendrally range at froml 8s to Qs per koire; a8id' at the' higher figure the price wns strongly m ain~tained. There .were ielstanoes in w.hioh beef of a superior (te~Ckip~ton Xet~ht4 a higher sum than we have just mentioned, *S ed6~ per ...

... I.X4 * HOUSE OF LORDS.-TIUsRSDAY, April 21. Their lordships agreed to an address to the crown for a corn- mission of inquiry into the corrupt practices at the Hull election. In reply to Earl Malmesbury, Lord CLARENDON said nego- tiationg were still pending on the subject of the North Ameri-. can fisheries. As to the protection to be afforded to British fishermen, government hadl adopted ...