... - TO THE EDITOR OF EFYNOLDS'S NEWSPAMER. SIIR,-I am anxious the loyal subjects of' our most gracious Queen should be made acquainted with the fact that their immaculate Prince, her husband, caused three field batteries of artillery to be forwarded with all speed from Wociwich Arsenal, at five o'clock on Tuesday morning, to be prepared for emergencies. Leaving you to make what you like of ...

... - . TAXEw -or KNowLEDGE. The Association for Promoting the Repeal of the Taxes on Knwliedge gave a soisre on Wednesday night, at the Whittingtoli Club, to Mt. Mibier Gibson, in honour of the repeal of the' advertisement duty. Sir John Shelley pre- sided on the :occasien, and the proceedings included tea, songs, aappropriate sentiments, and speeches. The CHAinXAej after explaining the objects ...

... DISGRACEFUL RETURN J OF ADMIRAL DuNDAS TO CONSTANTINOPLE. Vrar is apparently inevitable, and the immense pie- ariitiOfO going fornurd, both in England and France, warrant us in supposinig it imminent. Should: the cabinets of Austria and Prassia,-maintain, as _they promise .to do, a strict neutrality, hostilities; if -con- sacted in a manner consonant with--the importance of the object they are ...

... -Tr&TV F ilTE, P5EOPLE. The following is kavabbreviation of an admirable notice, under the above heading, lately published in the Times:- SirJohn Herschel hasdeclaied, that -if lie were to pray for a taste-which should standhimin instead under every varietyI of circumstances, andcbe 'asource of happiness and cheerful ness to him through life,;and a shield against its ills, how- ever ...

... THE EsTnvZATZS. The Ordnance estimates have been laid bef6re the House. of Commons and printed. The increase of the charge for this department in the financial vear about to commence is estimated at 792,811L. The namber of officers and men of the several ordnance corps and departments proposed to be maintained for service at home and abroad is raised fromd 17.598, the number voted last year, ...

... . 0OBDN QUA d - ?? *II ?? I AI q - I , ?? I . . .. . .. - , .4-M~r:'Cobdien's .,estimat~e of the intelligence; df his countrymen is extremely low, but :-l1 estimate of -their morality is- a eat deal lower, He assumes that Englishmen- -are, ot- only grossly igiorant, but that they are, 'also, incurably depraved. He takegsit'for granted that they are - not- only lnacauainted with the most ...

... L-,ABOUR., ANA-AGES. f0rEE PRESTON' ' LOCpouT. The total ?? fiorom the comxnenemnt of the struggle now amounts to 50,000?. The blowing and card-room hands' committee have issued an address, in which tlieyS ?? cniploysri havrc iegaii met; the old farce of adjournment for a nionth has once more been acted upon.' They seemi determnined to crush us in our just attempt to free onrselves from their ...

... THE FREE HOSPZTz On Tuesday last, the -enty ninth a AXE> ing of governors and subscribers to this 6 U if- `ti --ile at- i~c~ ?? taj tinls trod stitution was iiel(1 at the hospital, and presilt vjleet. Lord Mlayor. More than usual ilnterest,,, 0tc , tI i, this gathering, as it was supposed the ?? Mr. Gay's dismissal would again be broin ?? the shape of an oppositiols to the re-electi iI 5'et ...

... TEE BEARD AIovEI~exT. -The following document, si ay~earl 400of the Dubhn -metropolitan- policehass9 been- forwarded- by theim to the commissioners:-_ The undersigned, believing that almost all, if not all, diseases of the respiratory organs are in great part, if not altogether, caused by the practice which obtains of shaving off the heard; * hat the discontinuance of the practice wouled ...

... STANDING ARME. , The worse the man, the better the soldier. good man has any business to be a soldier. The ''e9f these sayings is attributed to Napoleon, the , ?? to the Dolke of Wellington; bat I. cannot be- gu i tb t either of those commanders could have been an d y of uttering a statement so self-evidently false ...

... A- __ f I L ?? . . ..i , I . ,1 , ., . i . Another explosion has taken place in the 4rlsyMihe of the Ince-hall Coal and Cannel Company at Wigan, which was even more dreadful in its consequences-that the similar catastrophe, which took place in the same pit in March of last year. The accident took place on Saturday 'afternoon week, and up to a late hour on Sunday evening, eighty-six ...

... - O AND i . WAG ES ?? .Ib1 o c t: .: f i&:BO.Ii li lvll A4% I THEPR TO ±'LC- T. It 'was currently rumoured last week that thns asadelated malsters proposed simultinebnsly -ringing the bielle. and I )eiing their mills on 'Monday'niornpiig,%dt in>: auth step lies) beeni adopted. Last Week ,it -was cons~idered probable that Mr. Gratrix, worsted rinhufaeturer,- ould shortly~re- stoine work but' ...