... COUNTRYt Nzwo. ?? ?? I zi I ' METTilf MARKKCT.-A further -advance has this week taken jlace in the prices of both copper-and tin. Tile eopper is now at 901., cake 921., and best selected 94r. Tin blocks 871., bars 891., refined 921; Spe-Iter is short in stock, at our last quotation, 221.-Birnningham Advertiser. : JUDGE'S LoDGINos.-The Worcester corporation ma- gistrates were not honoured by ...

... [The following appeared in a second edition of the CHAM vION of Sunday last.] I IP4DSTSC RXPT. FOREIGN SUMMARY. The foreign papers and letters which have arrived contain some extracts of interest. It seems that Louis rHILIPPE, to wipe out the stain of having persecuted a BONAPARTE, has determined upon sending out to St. Helena for the remains of the late Emperor NAPOLEON, andinterring them ...

... * THE LATE ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION IN POR- TUGAL-THREATENED INVASION BY GOMEZ. LISBON, Nov. 12.-Since my letter by the Iberia steamer of the 8th instant, which did not, from some unaccountable circumstance which I cannot explain, cross the bar until the morning of the 10th, things in general have remained in the same position; yet the public mind continues much in the same state of irri- tation ...

... At IAmENTARY PAPER.-COMMISSINERS. Return to an Address from the House of Commons, agreed to, on the motion of Col. Sihthortbe 9th of Feb- ruary, 1836, for a return of all the C6Int ii ipnuaat have been issued; the number and names. f *fi sioneza secretaries, Clerks, and other persons t Ad if employed individually in more ?? one what number so employed; togethef wit! ieveith particulars ...

... We are now in the middle of November, and have still to report the progress of the harvest in the upland dis- tricts. This week corn cutting bas been going briskly for-- ward at the Path of Condie, and in many other places among the Ochills there is still a good deal to cut as well as to carry. Both the oats and barley are much better crops than could have been anticipated after so long a pro. ...

... THE MANCHESTER PRISONERS. On Wednesday, September 25, some of the Radicals of this town had a tea party in the Carpentcrs'-hall, Garrot- road, at which Dr. Fletcher, of Bury, presided. The prin- cipal business of the evening being to takesteps for the defence of the parties to be tried at the next assizes for po- lities. After tea was over the chairman addressed the meet- ing on the duty which ...

... BLAcKauR.-The improvement which was perceptiblein our trade still continues, and though no actual improvement in prices may have taken place, a greater amount of business has been transacted both in yarns and cloth, with a disposition to operate still more largely. BnADroRD,-There is not any improvement in our piece market to-day, every one complaining at a season when all ought to be actively ...

... (RaOM vTHE cORURSPoNseSNT Or THE SrTASUAD.) HuDDER5'IRLD, TUESDAY, MAY 2.-On Saturday last the long expected Whig candidate arrived in Huddersfield, proving to a demonstration that Mesers. Brooke and Brad- slnw had promised him the support of the Whig party. It was impossible that the requisition, which had been got up only the day before (Friday) could have been in London and back again by ...

... - LAlBETWHSTRtEET. .St GiULAa CASa.-G^P.ENACRiE AGAIN.-On Friday, James Lea, one of the officers of the establishment, made l the following communication to. Mr. HARDWICK and Mr. TtcKKBLL, the sitting ?? stated -that on the preceding evening, while on business in the neighhoui- hood, he went into the Walnut-tree public-house in Stepney-green, anrd while there the landlord, Mr. Grif- fiths, ...

... WE find that the heads of a Bill for a Rural Police are absolutely published in a pamphlet by one MULLTNS, a Commissioner of Sewers, to whom Mr. HuME has confided the drawing of the Bill. We have not had time to read the affair through; but we find the poor constables and head- boroughs plentifully derided in it, and particularly for their ignorance!, These Scotchmen always open their ...

... EXfiACV fronm Circulars which havt just bbch sent from the General Registry Office, to all Boards of'Guar- dians- 1. It is necessary that the register-effiee should be!withlit the VnionJ and it is 'desirable that it should be so plated as to be most accessible to the majority of persons resident thercin. . ' It must be well-caleulated to keep the register-books secure from destructiorn by ...

... CHAMPION OFFICE, SATURDAY NOON. 'FOREIGN SUMMARY. We have received the Paris papers of Thursday. The critical state of Spain had for the moment superseded the Swiss question in the consideration of the Parisian press. The very gloomy intelligence from Madrid of the 13th inst. which we yesterday published, the successes and the alleged excesses of GOMEZ, the dissensions which had arisen among ...