HOUSE OF COMMONS.— TacMDir. A new writ ordered for Penh, in the room of Mr* Fox Uanle, who had succeeded to the title of Lord Fananre. Mr. REYNOLDS wished to ask if it waa the iatention of her Mejeetys Government to introduce a hill daring the present session of Parliament, to al

Timolevu, Tragedy, by R. W. Jameson, author of “Nimrod.” Edinburgh; Formes Wilson. Evert of the world-that to say those slages of society in which civilisation prevails—is characterised certain development* of literary growth peculiar to itself. Whoever carries his mind back the

The trade during the present werk, influenced by the reaction London and other influential markets, aa well rather more favourable weather, ha* been of languid character, but, with the cxoep'ion of flour, which scarcely supported previous rates, no ebaoge In prices has occurred.

AND HIGH-STREET, BELFAST. j A Good Fit guaranteed. large assortment of SATIN and VELVET-NAPPED HATS, in the Newest Styles, including the much-admired PATENT GOLD-LEAF HAT,” from 4«. 6d. to 15s.—the best made. N.B.—A respectable YOUTH Wanted APPRENTICE in the Sales Department. [T

G. Richardson, Lisburn, Archer Son, 26 bags rags. R. Howie, 3 coses rollers. Coates Shaw, 3 skps yrn. J. R. Vance A Son, 3 skips MEL. 6. Hcyti, 176 load*, and 42 feet timber. £69 6 6 5 bales flax. J. Charters, 28 bales flax. Day A Bottomley, 12 woollens. J. J. Boyd, Larne, 2 pkg

OF COMMERCE. Belfast, Fkiday Evening, 7th Mat, 1852 Flaxseed. —The sowing season may he now considered virtually at an end. It is very difficult to estimate the breadth sown compared with last year; because it is well known that an unusually large quantity of home-saved seed has

CHESTER SPRING MEETlNO—Thursoat. The Scurry Handicap of sovs. each, 3 ft., with 20 soy*, added. Mr. Morris’s 4 51b, (A. Day) Lord Clifden’s Mulassos, 2 yrs, 4st, 2 The Selling Stakes of sovs. each, with 30 sovs. added. Mr. W. Sir Charles Napier, 3 yrs Sat 71b, ... ... ... ... ~,

Lieut.-Col. the Hon. Lora GEORGE PAGET. M.P Rev. JOSEPH PHEXDERG AST, D.D., (Cantab)Lewithtra GEORGE STONE, Esq., Banker, Lombard-Street. MATTHEW HUTTON CHAYTOR, Eiq.. Relgate, INVESTMENT CAPITAL AND HAVING**; The o bjeot of the Inveatmer.t Department of thialrstitutlon is to op

to the Rev. Mr. Marshall, that Protestants not hold the ctrine of the incarnation. The letter is admissible in our columns, •* do not think newsuper the proper medium through which to discuss such übjec's. here state that believe what Mr. •laraliall did say was,not,as alleged.tb

t such marked disposition to encourage it, the Exhibition may, ere it closes, be honoured by the presence of the Royal . pair. Their arrival in our harbour, for the Regatta, would be felt aa a truly auspicious event, by all parties. While we write, the visitation at the Queen's