... Bennett, for London: e:eorge Chubley, Smith. for Goole, with grain. Halcyoni Bands, for Hull, with wool, rI'sODBRIZ)GER. A ?? London.with timber. Sportsman, Skipper; Hope, Passifull. from London. with oil cakes. William and George, Keeble, from London, with ...

... plate of a new, work, and we are happy to observe he has thrown addi. tionni spirit end effect into this pretty little view. We hope he will meet with that patronage to which he is en. titled by his long and laborious exertions in illustrating hois nat ...

... meeting of the AntiiCorn-Law League in London, made use of certain notoriouslanguage ? (Cries of He is'he is, and tremendous cheers.) [An extraordinary scene now took place. Mr. Ferrand had drawn from his poclket a news- paper which contained a report of ...

... accomplishments throughoutEurope. Thelessonsare illustrated hyengrav- ings showing the position of the dance; and as nothing like . this admirablie manual has yet appeared, we anticipate for I the new edition a sale even beyond that of the preceding ...

... Newhastle, with coals. SAILVD-Hope, Sayer, for London, with grain. Tyne, Wayth,'for Lon- don, with malt. One vessel light. / A BURY ST. EDMUND'S.. A complete new peal of twelve musical hand-bells, fitted. Up Oa a new principle have been forwarded this week by ...

... deaths of others. Private circulars andprtY r tn ovarious gentbmen who had become new vere written and neighbourilood, and the Com. mittee succteded ill obtainug many new subscribers. Butthe funds were 8tiD hNadequate, in November in Buthathnttrest in ...

... Laurel, Lever, from New. *..Y , f *ronu LivrpnoL vrilh salt l.nro *,boo. ,lol tosrfroti ttheoter, with wood. Damsel, Drown, from boil clese. Ruby, Beaumontt ; Tradesman, Cloid ; Ann ls'rS 0110*ippiog, Ilennett; Sarah, Beanamoat. from London, IA - 5 SAILCP-Heir ...

... succeeds the Earl of Lonsdale,as Postmaster General, and will enter upon the duties of the office at the commencement of the new year. NEW OXFORD TEST.-'The vicar of a country town hav- ing oecasion lately to remonstrate with an Oxford trades- man on the ex ...

... and a long Free-trade speech on behalf of the late member, were all disposed of in sufficient time for the new representative to reach London and take his seat in the House the same evening; and moreover to give his vote against a motion which had been ...

... with humanities almost to suffocation. The play being finished, the curtain rose for the new grand comic Christmas pantomime, called Harlequin and a Happy New Year, or,-for pantomimes, like criinials, have generally an alias-the White Cat and the ...

... such means is as absurd as to imagine that all the penniless and shoeless of London are capable of rising to 'the dignity and wealth of an alderman or the lord mayor of London simply by reading the Young Man's Best Companion. Money is not so easily ...

... price, and put an end to further ?? Mail. EXPORTATION OF TiN.-On Tuesday morning the New York packet ship Henrick Hudson, Captain G. Moore, was hauled out of the London Docks with a large cargo of tin and other British manufactured goods. Upwards of 60 ...