AIR. MIIATTHEWV GISBORNE AND THE STANDARD. I ~- -- - The Standard of Saturday last says :-Mr. Gisbocue is reported to have used the following expressions at a late meeting in Derby: ",And this leads me to recur to an argument of our oppo- nents, 'who charge us with a desire to se

PoHrait of Sir Robert Peel, Bart., Al.P.-Painted by John Linuell, and engraved by James Scott. Dedicated to his Grace the Duke of Wellington, by the publisher, Trioes Boass, London.-This picture of Sir Robert was painted, if we mistake not, for the University of Glasgow, wrhen t

CORN EXCIIANGE.-M ARK LANE, LONDON. MONIDAY, Jan. 20.-The weather tempestuous and wet the last two or three days. Our supply of English Wheat was moderate this morning, and the condition in general very damp and rough. Fine dry samples fetched last Monday's priecs, but all other

=AOJ~E~ F&SHIO8 - I , . = , : , ?? Ilo I 0 T¢0 T J 3 1I$, tiful patterns and eolours, headinglsclt tuck 0o me sx= Or forming tablier or, tunic; &c ; -those aepb med ll ;Ytqtd are aleo very pretty, and Wndeed ftdreis W I46 qno, I s suitable for the season'.- Thiere Is:mi~chinclin'

fAT MBE, NER TE PACOCK INN- VALUABLE OAK, ASH, AND ELM TIMBER, LARGE POPLARS AND POLES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By MR. BREAREY. At the House of Mr. Samuel Hoyland, Peacock Inn, Oakerthorpe, near Alfretion, in the county of Derby, on TUiESDAY, tlht I14th dayt of June, Ig42, I~t Fou

| CORN EgXHAgNGE-.MARK LANE, LONDON. I AYJtrT 6,-OirOt stipply of English Wheat was I modlerate tjsamrning, , aunit was taken off at the rates of this day week. Free Foreign Wheat met a slow sale. Wheat in bond remained firm in price, and some few cargoes changed bands, but ther

RAIL WA YS. Third-class carriages, at very reduced fores, were on Monday last put poen the North Midland Railway'. Thlis arran gement will, we are convinvcd,beprofitable to the Company, and highly advantageous to the poorer inlia- bitants of the district. The branch of the York a

NEW LACE DEPOT. Al RO~ of BRUSSELS HOUSE, BIRMINGHAM, having taken the Premises lately occupied by IyrREGOWRY, 26, IRON-GATE, DERBY, begs to call the attention of the LADIES of Derby and its LARGE and NEWLY SELECTED STOCK of LACE GOODS. cvel design in EDGINGS, LACES, CAPS, and CO

I -D - - , " W-E.DNBSDAY, JUNE 9, 1841. .the Our advertising columns of this day contlt * addresses of Sir GEORGE CB];wr, Ba't" and an9 HURT, to the electors of South Derbyshi're, aD cing their determination to retire from the repre ?? of our County on a dissolution tino efent pa

I IMP.ERIALPARLIAMENT. | - - < ^ ?? (GCntinuwlifromfourtil page.) HOUSE .FCO(ATONS, MONDAY, JunO 7. DISSOLUTIONiOR PARLIAMENT. The House of Commons was crowded in all quarters both by memberSgndt} by strangers anxious to hear the announcemement from Lord JOHN RUSSELL of the cours