... 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 ...

... - ?? ?? V --t~kA -OI tr- TRIFLES NOT TO B3E Dcseiseon.-T1he nerve of a tooth, not to, so) large ais the strong es t cambric needle, will sometimes drive li trong manl to dist rac tion. A mos~quitoi can make an ele- ti phant mad. The coral rock, which causes a navy to founder, ldis the work of worms. The warrior that withstood death in L a thousand forms may be killed by on insect. 23St It ...

... HOUSE OF I.ORDS-MOXxD.', IM.y 2. TRANSPO ItTATtON. Earl GREY gave notice that, on Friday next, he would move that an address be presented to her Ua- jesty, praying that no alteration be maie in the regn- lations for the transportation oF convicts before a full account of any contemplated changes be laid before Parliament. INDItA. Lord WHARNCLIFFE presented a petition from Sheffield on the ...

... CDeC Rrnmp. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR-OFVICE, MAY 6. 5th Dragrnon Guards-C'aptaini Wm. R. Campbell, from 911h Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Johnson, who exchanges. 7th Dra-,oon Gunr-cs-Lieut. T. lY. Coff to be Cap- taini, by purcihasel, vice linuebe ry, who retires; Cornet M. DLlttinar to be liea.t, lv pulrcllase, vice Caff. 2nd Dlagolos-Ce'1110t t~ll ftlo. 11d. F. Deane, front I0th ...