Act. STET. On Satur.la) an indit of faJtiolahle whose ittulte on the poliee slo.et wa, front his own avowal. stated to he Lee. !tut who was bailed in the name .of J Dundas (the Hon. of the ameds,) plocettat lat7,eharge4 with hitting tlitettetl himself with wrenchinzi tbe ksitneke

Mr T. Arrwono presented petitions from places in Suffolk and Cambridgeshire, complaining of the• Poor Laws Amendment Act, and praying for the repeal or amendment of the same. Ile admitted that there could be no doubt whatevor that the cnii. dition of the labourers of this countr

An official ar:icle, dated St Fetersburgh, Ik. comber 9, states that Lord Durham has presettled, not to the Emperor of Russia, but to the Grand Duke Michael, in company with a duster Of envoys from Denmark, Naples, rind Saxony. This may be nrcormling to etiquette, but it seems a

TIRE Justices of the Peace, for the County of 1 Inverness, will hold their General half-yearly Meeting, for granting C,ertiticates for Escise Licenses for the Retail of Spirits and Ales, ikc., within , the Court House of Inverness, upon Tuesday, the day of May next, 4ot 12 o'clo

Mr POTTER mot - ed ---- ; lotion declaratory " That no railway. or tramway. whinema ciatiiaut; are propelled by steam, shall be emule any highway on the level. un'e-is the evimittee on the Bill reixat that such a restriction ought not to be enforced. The CHANCELLOR of :Le entere

New AUsTil CoLoNT.— The Cycle,. with the first of emilratits to the new colorer of South Australia. sailed on Thursday from Glovesend. Eight Gentlemen have gone us sal rey. ors. takiug. with them upwards of 20 artisans stud hammers. a surgeon. stesrattl. snit harlooter-master. T

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A very strange epidemic disorder now prevails amitog the reindeer in the North of Sweden. It was at first thought by some to resemble hydrophobia ; but, on contrary, the poor animals, as soon as they are attacked, run at full speed till they meet with a refreshing stream, into I