... Tes mills continue closed and closing-the workmen insolent and starving-the rabble ora- tors braling and fattening on the spoil, and the Union in ftll mischief and malignity. In a few instances, the strike conspiracy has been defeated, but the 70,000 weavers and spinners of Preston and the neighbourhood walk about, with their idle hands in their empty pockets, waiting for the next remittance ...

... IDISTR ICT INTELLIGENCE. ?? ?? HEDON. rioI Onl Sunday last, at the afternoon service at Si, alltC Augustine's Church, a sermon was preachedforthe Bible deb Society, by the Rev. F1. B. King, M.A ,vicar of Burst- wick. The collection amounted to £1 9s. 7d. On Friday night last, sonie miscreant stole from the HO Westlands, Hiedon, a valuable nutmeg grey mare, about nor three years old, belonging ...

... I FRANCIS. PARis, Nov. 17.-It appears from an official report that the yield of the lasat harvest is about 10,000,00§ lhectolitres below the average yield, and that up to the present time 3.600,000 hectolitres; ?? haebe imported into France, r aebe M. Drouny de L'Huys has replied to the lasi note of Count Nesselrode. His friends say that he professes to regard the note as pacific, but remarks ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCEX. I ?? w . I RUSSIA AND TURKEY. (From the Tines of Wednesday.) There is no reason to doubt that on the 27th of Oct., 3,000 Turkish infantry, and 2,400 cavalry crossed the Danube and occupied Kalafat, and that a large number of troops were still passing ove'r in barges when this news was despatched. The 4ussians were gathering on the point attacked; and it'was-egp cted that ...

... - I i IN some of tile remnants of dramas which the celebrated SHBtRIDAN left behind him, there are et first, second, and third sketches of almost every rs thing which be wrote. Scenes which he threw d away, and scenes which he reserved for a future If occasion. This custom,-which his biographer tr MooRB, who had no love for a man who upset the ;, Whigs, regards as the result of his barrenness, ...

... I T BEVERLEY. C BEVFZRLEY AND EAST-RIDING MECHAaNICS' KNSTI- P TUTE-On Tuesday evening last, Mr. Wynn, of 0 Beverley, delivered a very interesting and instructive' P lecture in the Mechanics' Hall, on Geology, to a tl respectable audience. TEMPERANCE HALL.-Ol Monday and Tuesday evenings last, Mr. J. Teare, the celebrated temperance advocate, from Preston, delivered two eloquent and . ...

... per A tribute to talent, zeal, and unconquerable courage 1) and perseverance fin the projection and carrying into solo effect of measures essential to the health of the 90,000 toI UPC inbabilante; of the town and port of Hull, wae paid an Bsee 'Wednefday evening last, at the Station Hotel, Parag0on- g r, street, vihiere the Mayor, and shoot 70 other gentlemen, prC including magistrates, ...

... THE violence of the workmen at Wigan has given proof of the folly and frenzy to which the people have been inflamed by their Radical haranguers. Property, to a considerable amount, has been destroyed, outrage offered to indivi- duals, attempts at incendiarism made, and a large town, for half-a-dozen hours, been sub. jected to all the irsults, injuries, and even robberies, of a multitude of ...

... A correspondence has just' been published between the Rev. G. C. Hodgkinson, M.A., Principal of the York Diocesan Training School and Mr. Boberi Bax- ter, the solicitor, of Doncaster. The latter states thatso long ago as October in last year, I called the attentiun of the Managing Committee through Mr. Randolph; as their official organ, to the injury which had accrued, and the ruin which ...

... DI S TRICT INT ELLIGENCE. . ' ~BEYERLEiY'. MaECoHAuecs' INSTITUTa.-On Tuesday last, the 22nd instant, James Oldtiam, Esq. C.V., of Hull, delivered a ?? the Inetitultion, Register-;quore, i On the Rise, ;Prdgress; and 'present position of Steam I Navigation at, Hull.d The lectare was a very lucid one, and was listensed to weith great attention. WEBLET&Ai REpoRM.-Two sermons were preached, 1 ...

... W HI T E S L AV E RY. It is but some few years gone by that a cry went forth from one end to the other, of this our christian land, for the total abolition of slavery. This cry was echoed within the walls of our housea of parlia- ment, and carried, to the 'honour of our country, though at a sacrifice of twenty millions to ourselves, and nearly the annihilatioln of our fair colonies. By our ...

... LA&TEST INTELLIGENCE fie (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) co', LONDON, TaurSDAY EVBNINo. Al FUNDS-Coneols, for money and account, closed at Pot 91I-O. English market unsteady during the opening, but, I owing to favourable political rismoura, closed at a * per cent. for advance,-Gold: Arrivals per Arctic acted favourably.- Railways opened with a depression, but at mid-day experi- bet enced a partial ...