I : WEKLYSUMMARY OF FOREMN HIST WEEKLY TORY. Fuosw FRsAcN WE HtAVE aEcrivED during the week letters, p otes, papers, and messages. We have read, listened, and 1 pandered, but can come to no conclusion on the aspect of the li inisterial crisis. The Gallic political horizon is stil

- E: -e NOTICE TO MARINERS. NSEW LIGs5TssOUSE.-CORARECTED INSTRUCTION5S. The following is. a copy of a letter received at Lloyd's from their agent at Bremen, dated the 27th of November:_ " Sir,-I-had the honour to transmit with last mail a notice to mariners, published by the gov

THE TURF SUMMARY FOR 1840 WITH CLINIPSES OF 1841-(continved). There was a timee when Brighton held its heal bijh in pro- ,incial repute, and turned up its nose at Goodwood l for some years past, by following humbly in the wvoke of its more western antagonist, it has hoped to pic

-FO DYS LONON GAZETTE. !fl ?? 0 JtOXds0irel btletr-1srpotlandr L sizer-R. Edwards, Aber lbef ethhsCoTrCSEQUESTRATION. Perth glass, stone-ware, and china merchant. FR0M FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRtUPTS. ye ardley, Erclesfield, Yorkshire, flax spinners-H. J. ,. Khat E. iderminst

OPENING OF. THE PUMP-ROOM, AT HOCK. I LEV- SPA (Fron the Chelmsford Chronicle, of Friday,) Yesterday the elegant pump-room, the nucleus as it were or afture town, which private enterprise has placed in the very midst of the rural life of Rochford Hundred, was opened by public bre

THE SpORTSMAN'S GAZ - EDITED BY "VATES. TO THE SPORTING PUBLIC. "VATES" begs to state that thefu lest particclars of Provincial Sttsin generall, anfd the Ring in Particuiar, will in fisture be feisnd in the CouNtTrtv EDItIoN ;; therefore our Subscrib Town and Country, Tantiousfor

EELY. S-E --r MAR O FOREIGN HISORY SLEEKLY SUMMARY OF FOREIGN HISTORY. TrE FRENCIH NEWS of the present week requires little totice a nd Owving to the crowded state of our columns, we can here nmerelv announce that the preparations for the King's f/e (Mfar I) are already begun at

?? Abinger: Pray did the Marylebone Bank profess to give in. heot to their customers ?-Winess: Yes, my Lord. bhe jury said he hoped this ease would reea wrnig t thm, ild ildun ttemasvvell as other persons, jt er to etdy a Lonidon Bank whieh professed to allow ijterest to s CUSto

COURT AND FASHION. Her Majesty will continue at Buclingham Palace during the| opening of Parliament, but will not attend on the occasion in person. The preliminaries of the Royal marriage being ar- ranged, the Royal consort will be escorted to England by the Hon. Colonel Grey, o

rHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.-Monday CINDERELLA.-.Tuesday, (juvenie night), theaPantosimne. With CUpis Diplomacy And the ilustrioeus i ?? trnger.WedWnesday, Der Frevschitz _Thursday a new Opera, entitled, My Lord is not My Lord. With Cupid's Diplomacy.-Friday, Fra Diavolo.-Satur- da