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symptom of combination, system, or concer' among the various bodies that have olsturoeo the tranquility of the country. !he ohly 'ea' at this moment is, that the occasion may pro duce the leader.

 In Ireland you see violence, murder, pestI- Ience. famine. and to brighten the picture, MT O'ConneH threatens to agitate anew the re- neal of the Union. The efforts that are ma king all over England for the relief ot the starving population of the West of Ireland, will hardly be in time to prevent the Whole ol the evil, but they will in all probability stay the hand of the destroyer.

 The cholera, it seems, is very prevalent Tn Riga, and report says at Dantzic too. Our ships from the Baltic ports have for some time past, been subjected to quarantine on their ar rival in this country. The same course is now pursued at Hamburg; and it is said that at Elsineur, several ships with cholera on board, which had left Riga with clean bills of health. have been refused passage.

 Parliament met to-day. Nothing has been done except to swear Tn members. he mum Der is unusually great for first day. The intention of Ministers is to bring on the great question, Reform, without delay. The Op- position intend to anticipate Ministers by vo- ting resolutions and an address to the King a. gainst it, f they can carry the vofe. And it they should De able 10 uO so, may OeiicVe that the malcontents of Merthyr Tydvill and the Forest of Dean have noble packers, and are acting upon plan chalked out for them. A few days will show what we are to believe.

 Your Minister goes home by the President, Champln. Washington Irving, of course, remains as Charge d'Affairs, and much can assure you to the satisfaction of the Court Tomorrow he is to have the degree of Doctor ofLaws conferred upon him at Oxford. do not understand the reason why he is so much better, mean so much more justly appreci- ated here than in his native land; but your learned Institutions do not appear to consider the most elegant writer of your country de- serving their hoDors.

 The Consol market has f1uctuated very much within the last few days, owing to the uncertainty as to the crown of Belgium-the near approach of the French elections--of the meeting of the new Parlament--Ireland--M thyr Tydvill-Forest of Dean-cholera mor- bus-fall in the French Funds-misfortune of the Poles-abdication of Don Pedro-ru- mors that his brother has issued letters of marque, and was preparing squadron against the French-mercantile failures in Ireland- and ten thousand other things, which serve to alarm the. gentlemen of the stock exchange.