THE, BARCLAY MATCH. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. SIR,-James Searles, alias Tigser, continues to perform the Barclay Match, viz., a thousand miles in a thousand successive hours, he hav- ing, up to twelve o'clock to night, performed 760 of the '1000 miles. He is going on very well as

KA NN ERS A N D 1A5 IEN'T COURT AND FASHiON. St QuD y-T110 Queen attcldend diville ser ice in St. G ?? Chal.l.-The Queen of th1e Belgians, accomllpanied by thla l;riuess -ictoire and the Princes Augustus and Leopold, AIs- douse Fenuevsse-S, and Lord Filngall, atten-dedl high m ta

[LATEST EDITION.] SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1841. The long debate upon the Sugar Duties question con- tinued, as we supposed it would, into the last week, and was only brought to a close at four o'clock on Wednes- day morning, after the speeches of eight nights. There were present in the

RAILWAY INTELLICENCE. -r THE BLACawALL RAILWAY.-The following facts exhibit in a strong light the character of the claims not unfrequently made upon Railway Companies. In arranging for the pro. perty on the extension line of this railway, between the Mino- ries and Fenchurch-stre

I C H I T-CCH ACT. In consequence of the death of Lord Farnbam, Henry Max- well, Esq. succeeds to the title, which will cause a vacancy im the reprentation of the county Cavan. It is nunoured that Somerset Maxwell, Esq., nephew to the late nobleman, will be the candidate. Mrs. Al

TIuESDAY, OCT. 21. The Gazette contains notices that the following places have been duly registcred ftr solemrnizing marriages therein:- Trinity Chapel, Steynir,. Sussex. Generall Baptist Chapel, Bourn, Lincelnshire, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. M. Beswick and C. Gittings, Norwich, a

The Bishop of Gloucester has given the donation of 200 to nadedwent of two new churches the luind for the erection n noi ?? r anfr in the parish of St. Paul, Bristol T. e Rev. Dr. Warneford has given the muniricenlt sum If 1000 in furtherance of the same ?? Marquis of Waterford

I C CHI T-C H AT. Letters have been recedsed from Lady Mary Talbot, whose death was currently reported last week to have taken place atRomue. Her ladyship writes in high spirits of her approaching marriage with Prince Doria, Lord Morpeth has issued special orders and instructions

LOTERATU RE. THE MAtGAZINES. FRAsEgrThe lamented death of the proprietor of this magazine has made no ?? Inl the sezntitments which i. advocates. This is fully eviltted in, the first articie of the pre- sent number, entitled,/ Thle Battle of'.Vatelloo," in which thle assertions o

FRIDAY EVENING. THE CURRENCY. Our readers are aware that we have mainly attributed the distress and paralisation in which every interest of the country (whether agricultural, commercial, industrial, or monetarv) is involved, to those expansions and contractions of the circula. t