... Buonaparte by his first marriage. Just before the death of _ the great Napoleon, at St Helena, Mr Wyse, then n \an ardent young Whig, left England, with the in- 3, tention of visiting the illustrious prisoner at St l Helena. He bruited his intention freely ...

... by the agricultural States of the West; that Reslry Clay, as the author of the American System, was supported by the old Whig party in nearly every State of X tire Union; and that tariffs were made andrepealed without any sectional issues being thereby ...

... great cause of the defeat at Devouport; but there were other, though smaller causes. The haughty, contemptuous pride of the Whigs-that quality for which they are so noted- was one. I am told that when the vacancy occurred, no one at Devonport was consulted ...

... Majesty. The Herald is jubilant at the Conservative return for Devonport, and says it again shows that the country is tired of Whig management. TaE INSURRECTION IN POLuD.-The Post says that if this insurrection should be crushed by Rlnssia, Europe will have ...

... yearspasthe has bell looked lip to as the counsellor of the Whigs. In Lord Alberdeen's Government he held a seat do the Cabinet nithout office. The noble Lord em msea, I think, the last of the old Whigs who h sportetd the blue Lanrl buff costume. I do not fo ...

... uopposed them; but the efforts of Mr of Pitt, and Lord Bnlingbroke before him, had been 'ov- resisted by the Whigs. He had been resisted in by the Whigs. He had, many years ago, lent called attention to the policy of commercial a of treaties, which were then ...

... ern or is JulsIlant at the Conservative return for §ea& Devontport 'and says it again shows that the country is tired s of of Whig, nra-aiement. MAIL NEWS. cue Tlie Atiato front the W'cst Indie3, pa.sed ffurt Castle ;ain ; at '7 25! est ney ' Alexandria ...

... this d Committee given in its report? A dispassionate, well-I reasoned document on vtis important subject-iemtor- tant to Whigs, pRadicals, and Tories alike-would have ac immense effect on the community. The present excellent Treasurer of the City has ...

... 222d.; 10 Pernams. 221.; 40 Babias, 19d. to 204.; and 2540 Surats, 12d. to lSd. BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (Froam tle Northern Whig of Saturday.) lII our local trade we have nothing new to report, and in all departments dullness prevails. Lix-.\x-Any indications ...

... endangering his falling off his shorse. AascoxomxuG OF A BAN E AccouNTANTT.-Consj- , derable excitement, says the Ntorthsm'u Whig, has i 1-seen occasioned in commercial circles in this part of the conuitry by the ab scondiug of the cashier . or nccountpant ...

... were a part Of Cite polic~y of free trade. Ho had years ago suggested such treaties, and was opposed by Mr Bright and the Whigs. an1- Mr MItLNER GItBso0N replied, land said the extomple Of Fiance ti, was operating, and would pro duce insportanst results ...

... expended on the Crimean war, he thought it was time the pub- lic should ask the Government-any Government, he did not care whether Whig or Tory-spending it, such a sum as this whether it was just to a patient intax-paying people to expend stich enormous aums ...