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The ship Trident, from Liverpool, sailed
carly on Monday morning. February 10, but
brought no letters nf that day.


Mr.. Canning was gradually recovering his
health.


Petitions in great number. continued to be
presented 20 Parliament On the subject Of
the Corn Laws.


message from the King was transmit
led to both houses Of Parliament on the 18th,
recommending further provisions for the
o9ke and Duchess OF Clarence, correspond
'GS with their station, and with the circun-
Nances in which they now stood.
The discussion ct the Catholic question
would be commenced in the House OF Lords
cAthe 9Th Of March.


Deputies from the great ship owners OF
England, Glasgow, Ireland, Slc. were on the
eve Of meeting in London, to form an ad-
oress to ministers and Parliament, relative
"the effects OF the alteration in the Naviga.
ton Laws


There was nc alteration III the Liverpool
G6Non market. The sales for the week end
Msthc 10th, only amounted to 94Io bags, at
ssNlSht decline on every description. On
saturday the l7th, about 1000 bags were
Sold at previous rates. No alteration in other
a',cles Of American produce.


IN France, the grapes most valued for
vine are small and of a harsh flavor. The
TUdest vines produce the best. The finest
'hlrgundy is made in vineyard where nc
vines have oecn planted in two centuries.





W. Gosselin, a bookseller of Paris, has re,
aa'lea about ten or twelve thousand pounds
y Dad translatons OF the Scotch novels. II,
Mnow ,ss bringing out a splendid edition of th'
"uoie OF the novels in seventy two volumes
,aS s"e he addressed copy OF this publication
~. ~oir Walter Scott, apoogi2ing for havin!
TrllA'eu the Baronet's name on the title-page
.ahese works are mine" replied Sir Walter
tI,s tIp,ecuniary misfortunes oblise me to max
Ni's avowai."


:, ne accounts from Constantinople are I
NV me iVth OF January, and are more iavorabl
%sae ~ cause of Greece. All LivaGa, eas
NV u west Greece, were in state OF Insur
m..lon' r.. The apparent submission of thos
SoVlnees had ceased; all the inhabitants, g
n as ooiona and Volo were under arms
t,;h ae wreck Capitani were every where di.
cc,outlng arms and ammunition. The Gree
Coserhment had established itself at Egn
m,aS ms+s,ansine Nlcodemas was appointed Con
t,a t"Ter IN the town, and the protection


- N'S''onal Assembly was entrusted to II