ERSS -s , , ' 30o 000' ?? !th Paper, beirng a larger muumber thna-. tbo e. ggre- gate sale of the Whole of theoweekly newspapers, leaving out two. 33Z:EICEM2 '33AN' . Mstablished21851 :Soutlhampton.buiuiings, CIsancery-lane. ET\POSITS received-at IN'TlEithST rernayable on demand.

THE NARKETS. MONar.AY. Mkux-LAoE.-The arrivals during the past week have been- English wheat, 1,297 qrn; foreign, 73,687 qrs. Exports, 5,904 qrs. lhe supply of English wheat fresh up to muarket this morning was again exceedingly small, and sales progressed slowly at an advance of

T3E LONDON GAZETTE. TUEiSDAY. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. C Riddell, late cf Askrigg, Yorkehire-J Phillips, Aucland- hill, Lower Norwood-A tiobson, Hunstanton, corn merchant- J lontt, Cambridge, printseller. BANKRUPTS. T Clapham, Penton-place, Xensington, and Horasey, victual. lcr-H A

CONSTITUTIONAL PELILS AND DANGERS. 'The proceedings in both Houses of Parlia. Inent are now of surpassing ii terest to the people at large. We are engaged in congticts which involve not only the limit, but the very existence, of free institutions. The proposals for the limitation

ATTIEMPT TO SHOOT THE QUEEN AT WINDSOR. ARREST OF THE WOULD- BE ASSASSIN. HIS EXAMINATION. At the moment of the Queen entering her carriage on arrival at the Windsor Station on Thursday, a, wan on the station-yard deliberately fired a pistol at her. The man, a miserable-looking o

SUNDAY MORNING'S TELEGRAMS 0 ._ THE VERY LATEST NEWS. Reynolds's Newspaper Offlce, Sunday, 4 a.m, J|AZUTER'S TELEQISAMS, ETC.] THE ATTEMPT ON THE QUEEN. St. John (New Brunswick), March 3. In the Honse of A ssembly to-day the Attorney., General moved, and the leader of the Opposi

SIMING it is somcwhat important to foreign readers of the English press thttt they get a really accurste statement of what has happened at Winduor since Maclean was arrmstedu, it is to be regretted that the maority of the Iondon papers have agreed to differ. One widely circulate

Tr norOeITsA Cs-eTas ?? cattle trade is firm in tone, Dut "CiU-lSO is Io aCeo-e. Supplies are not large. Both beasts and sheep have been in fair demand, and have made ful prioes. Calve wore steady. Pigs quoted at late rates. At per stone of 8ibe., sinking the oifal. e. d. s. d.

M JRTStOUS GASZ OF SUPPOSED B3ELD [ P lT ?? ?? m 1u uvi.Lluy Lr. ?? resumem an inquiry into the circumstances attending the death of a male child which was found on December 2 last, at No. 2, Badnor- place, Paddington. It appears thatat this house a Miss Horuhy has been for some

A GOVERNXENT OF FUNK AND FEEBLENESS. TO THE EDITOR OF 5EYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER. SIR,-The force which the Government dis- ilayed on coming into office seems to have legenerated into funk and feebleness. Put into )ffice by the people, and for the settlement of popular questions in a po