... FRANCE. gron The BulleinU de Paris announces that the Emperor and baec Empress will visit the watering-platce of Bovines about thle had end of July. The Paris correspondent of the Morning Chronicle, in his letter of Saturday evening, es3'5- The (liscussion in tile legislative corps on the subject of the civil pensions lisa has been one of the most protracted that has taken place since thlum ...

... 1-111 11 ---a v w v v ~ z w _ v w w w COURT, &c. e OSBORNE, SATURDAY, MAY 14.-The court still con. I ltinues to remain 'n privacy, none of the neighbouring v y nobility and gentry having yet been honoured with invi- tations, the exceptions only having been the prime I minister and the secretary of state for foreign affairs, who a came from London. Her Royal Highness the Duchess r y of Kent ...

... SCENES ON BOARD AN AUSTRALIAN EMIGR ANT SHIP. ia, Emll(ltelAMNTI Otile'. At Sear, Shilp johne Knox, lat. a 80 S., Feb. 21, 1853 he bso I M DAER FRIENDS,-OfL board ship, riding o'erthe undulating.. ?? waters of the msighty ocean, is not the exact place I would ti~e farn Itehoose for letter-writing;, but where there's a will there's a. the pr way, and feeling convinced this little epistle ...

... PEDLARS. th TO TIHE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. CIl GERTL.BMBS,-l beg to call the attention of the proper autho- ad rities, through the medium of your paper, to a bad system hi: wvich prevails in Liverpool in allowing all sorts of bad charac- IT ters to act as pedlars. They exchange all sorts of articles for co rags and bones. This is a great inducement for children and I younig ...

... ?? meeting wag held yesterday: Present-Messrs. Torner (chai~rmlat), Molyneux, Robinson, Barber, Langsdale, ?? anlikin, Gregson, Shand, Tobin, Bold, Lockett, Glad- ~~ie?f~~omsn, vans,RMoyden, and Littledale. After a short onverstion, t wasagreed that the discussion upon the A propest~ilS elatin to th Birkenhead docks should takie pre- you ceden~e ofthe other roceedings-Mr. Shand did not see how ...

... STATE OF THE FUNDS-SATURDAY. BRITIS1r. BperCent. Red O2% 3 per Cent. Con. Ann. 104 3 per Cent. 1726 ..- New 3 per Cent . 102i New 5 per Cent. Anns - Long Annuities to expire 30 years, 5th Ja.., 18f0 .. 5j India Stock 260 India Bonds . 32 Bank Stoek for Account.. - Consols for Account .. 100j Exchequer Bills ...

... KINCARDINESHTRE COUNTY MEETING. I to The stated general meeting of the Commissioners of Supply r ,is$ of this County was held at Stornahaven, on Saturday last-Sir t tie- JAMES CAszTsrGom, Bart., Lord-Lieutenant of the County, in t th the chair. r te There were present-Sir J. S. Forbes, Hart. ; Mr Innesi 1 of Raemoir; Mr Boewell of Kingrausie; Mr F. Grant of rce Ecclesgreig; Mr Scott of ...

... FOREIGN. INTELLIGENCE. on F~~~~~rance. a PAnIs, Wednesday-At the meeting of the Corps Legislatif Y today,I M. Billault read a message from tho Minister of State, b enlosing a draught of a bill to modify Articles 86 and 87 of the Penal Code, which treat of the infliction of cIpital punishment and other penalties for offences against the members of the Im- perial family. The meseage having been ...

... : 1 'I We have to sketch the history of en English man of business, wbe ' who, like Franklin, sprang from printing, and who is a printer pai 'nStill, anid a leading spirit in that 1fourth estate, which forms of and guides the public opinion of this country. Herbert Ingram As: ris a living proof of what may be accomplished before a man is wa forty years old, by a combination of patient ...

... PAR&MENTAR INTEIGENCE. I UOUSE OF LOltD8.-THIURDAY, May 5. .Tlls~elsg s~e~it5.aY ?? did not alt.. *HOUSE, OF COMMON4S.-TinUDAY, May 5 Ig Ui . asmdetl took the oaths Lud big seat for TauntsOnl. !i 'petitions were presented by Sir W. Codrington, from the is. 'Gloucestar~ljlr Medical'and Surgical AssociationS, cotmplalntig as of the oppressive nature of tile income-tax, and praying fot' the of ...

... . ' On Monday evening last a meeting of the Unitari an Congre- gation was held at Lewin's mead ohapel, to take into considera- tion an - Address of the Committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society to Christians of all denominations, and especially to Christian ministers. The meeting was presided over by JoHN SHUTE, Esq., treasurer of the congregation, who opened the proceedings ...

... BRISTOL SOCIETY OF ARCMTECTS. n.The~ annual meeting was -held on Tuesday, at the society's ,W rom g allstret, hen, in Ike absence of aJ.-S. Harford. Esq., .e, who' ad bobrr'1etafiied Ink Rome, the chair Was taken by the precideidteeleot; P. W. S. M1iles, Eiisq. i I. . la Before the report. wiis re ?? th~e Chairnoan- presented two' id.giiesivholhad, been awai' ~d to the sheccaiful oandI ates ...