| COMMFENOEMENT OF HOSTILITIES IN TIlE EAST. The following paragraph appears in the Me-sitesur ot Tuesday ?? News from Alexandria of 5th June an- nlounces a etnimenceinent of hostilities in SVria, SOm(! villages in the emvirois of Autal weire occupied by the Ottonian troops After

WESTMINSTER ELECTION-TUESDAY. At 12 o'clock, Mr. Escott, accompanied by his friends, and Col. Evans by his, had taken their station on the hust- ings; they were both well received. It was also understood that Sir John Cam Hobbouse was in attendance, but the Hon. Member was pruden

FOR THE BBLFASTAEWS-LETTER. INDIAN LOVE SONG. Co-.Nt3, LOLA, to my bamboo cot, Beneath the lotus tree; I've sought me out the fairest spot, To rear this bower for thee: Lofty trees stand near my bower, Where the wild bees build their nest, And the bulbul warbles every hour To lul

proom A T a PUBLIC MEETING of the INHABI. A TANTS of the Parish nf NEWTOWN, held in the Covtrr-Hotisr. NEW'rOWNARDS, on the 2ist instant, arid Convened fur the purpose of considering the oroprirety of Petitiunrinu Parliniviiu for an exem oion from the oneration of the propoised B

The steam-ship Corsair, Gowaii, for Liverpool, sails this da;y,- at twelve o'clock nwon; and the Chieftain, hleather. oni Thuisda ,v at one o'clock afternoon. The Coulier, S Y1th, for London, clears on Saturday. The steam-ship William Favvcett, Brooks, sails for London, (callig

WHOLESALE and ~Ianchester Warehouse, ]3.00 n flRI GE- ESTREET. b F SK &VEIR &) C O. beo to atmntoto their in th the T d , the arr ival of their Spring Pri nads a ld Ertlish Mlarkets, com p isittg- C G irc r Cords, eM ooles kin s, Calicoes, With a great of itit i it i~gS stc Truns

TO TIHE M-4EMBERS OF THE TRADES' POIl- TIC AL UNION. ?? ber,, 12th Nrvernber, 1&30. liT~r~vC~ri'riv'~.ASthe only legal piolitical I; 4oeratiors existing now iii Ireland, I address you. '1 he timnes ar'o arduouts rind r'vtr'aor'dinrrr'y and requiro ail thnr tittolftioli anti all t

CORN-EXCIIANGE, FmiDAV, NoViEmIIIi 15.-Not having hal numcih English Wheat fresh up since AMonday the sopply has been taltcn oft on that days terms, but the trade for P.r. cign must be noted rather heavy, and sales could uet 1 been made to any extent without submiitting to a Ica

LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, MOND'AY, MAY 28 -The supplies of Wheat and Flour during the past week were large, anid we haive also a fair ul'owv of samurples this niornirig--our millers, hosvever, purchase mrre freely, nad the best descriptions of ?? Wheat ase Is pr qr. dearer and White

HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, FEB. 27. CHURCH RATES. Lord CLONCURRY prewented petitions from ?? parishes in Gilwany, against tithes., aind in favour of Irish1 Corporate Reform. Lord KE NYON presenitedpetitionsfrom severaI places in Kent; also, from Clevelimnd and Kineston, in Kent; and