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Liverpool paper of the Oath OF Februa-
arv, states that the sales of cotton for the
week up to the Esd of February, amounted
to about 9700 bags. generally at the previous
week prices. The Corn market remained
inactive


The report of the death of the Duke Of
Cumberland, was entirely false.


Mr. llu,kinsnn was still unweli The
speaker Of the House of Commons, was sud
denly taken i'll on the 22d while presiding III
his place. The House adjourned.


Letters state that a change Of Ministry is
about to take place, Mr.. Canning to be
Premier and remain in the Commons. Mr..
Robinson to be Secretary Of ForiGn Affairs,
and 20 the Lords.


Affairs in Portugal arc not quite settled;
it was reported that the rebels had taken
possession Of Oporto. but it is not positively
affirmed, War is not expected. Some SEN
s,tinn was felt in the manufacturing towns
on the subject of an addltiona duty on wool.


l. i; said that the Duke of Wellington,
and his family. from pa,ilamcntary grants,
from Offices in church and state, VIII receive
an income from the country Of not much
Short OF cue hundrtd thoust pounds ster-
ling, per hnhum
In cons ,ucncr Of the death of the Duke
of York, the Dukc of Clarence 6ccones heir
cxpcctant The Chancellor Of the EXchc-
qucr moved in the Commons, an addition OF
gnOOk "A wear to his income. II was oppos-
on tho ground OF the distresscs of the coun-
try Votes were, 167 Tor and IS against tle
grant.


The alarming illness OF Lord Liverpo1 ,
Cand tie indisposition OF Mr.. Cannins) haze
greatly impeded the public business. Tic
Courier (Which speak from authority says
that cYen if the noble Earl should recover,
the resumption Of his duties as Prince Min
ister cannot be expected. A total cessation
/ from al mental eXeltion will be necessary
rhr attack is, 81 far as we can learn, para
ly,c, ana has affected the patients INTEL
! lccts.


The late Mr. Eilerby, a distinguished sur
geon, who lately died in l.Hndon, beqneatii-
ell his body TO ali anatomical schoo! Tor dis
section, as a last tribute to the science IN
which he delighted, and to which he regret
ted that he had contributed SO little.


MIR. Audubon, of Liverpool, is about tc
publish Natural History Of the hrds ol
North America, il the form OF letters, t,
be accompanied by an elegant collection oI
drawings. He has devoted twenty-twoy years
of his life to this subject.


A stage coachman in England was recent


" fined FIVE pounds for putting an outsid'
passenger into the inside, without the con


sent of the inside passengers