... Zoe 36riotal $Srrruwv. SA TURDA Y. DEC7meamB 7, I S9. CW Dry, told, and cut your paper previous to perusing it. We earnestly request our Advertising Friends to forward their communications as early on the Friday as possible; our arrangements will, thereby, be greatly facilitated. THE EARLY MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. PARLIAMENT, it has been semi-officially announced, will meet for the despatch of ...

... :EPROVENCIAL XXTELLZGENGE- SOMVERSETSHlRE.' It We have great pleasure in sti~ting, aonjhe authority biv ofnern ein ithouse-~agentin thi~scity, tl'at there areat pr~e- al sent more first-rate houses actually let, than, there wot during the best period of the last ?? Gazette. e On Friday afternoon, as a man named John Tapp, tt enagd on ,thet railway, in,. the,-Dolemeads,' Bath , wits0 swnatoer ...

... 9Sbo 81m the LoIT~on o@ots. LONDON, TUESDAY, September 15. UNITED STATES AND CANADA. By the steam-ship Acadia, arrived at Liverpool, we haye received New York and Boston papers to the 2nd instant, and Halifax dates of the 3rd. The Acadia has made her passage in ten days, which may be con- sidered an extraordinary run, when it is known that she had strong head winds for nearly a week. She as ...

... BMUISToL POST-OPPICE. Arrives Dis, , ShoUd Le MIAIIS at edat 'Ied fees' befor ees' 0. i. . M. 5J. M1 __ . Portsmouth . 710 A.ti 7 0P.l. 3 0 ji London * 1 3 AM, 745 IM 6 45 lb Marichestcr& North, 16tMail 11 3 AM. 2 57 P.M. 1 51 2 27e Ditto ditto, 2atd Mail 6 I A.M, 7 30 P M. 6 S0 Bristol and Hereford . 12 ONOoN 3 S0 PM. 2 30 Devotiport & Exeter, IstMail 6 25 P.M. 7 35 A.M M. 5 Ditto ditto, 2nd ...

... F*ROTM IFRIDAY'S & TUESDAY'S GAZETTES. I'ZSOLVF.ST. C. Brenchley, High-street, Southwark.auctioneer. Richard Smart, Southampton-street, Islington, victualler. Simon Kinsey, Badwell Ash, Suffolk, innkeeper. RANS)RU5 Y ANNULLED. J. Green, Liverpool, grocer. .1ANICRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. George Dixon, Manchester, woollen-manufacturer. BA'I ti.UPTS.-FItIDAT. .John Stirling, Conduit-st. silk-mercer, to ...

... BRISTOL & EXETER RAILWAYV To the Editor of the Bristol Mercury. SiR,-A few words will serve to end the controversy on iry part' with A Citizen, on the policy of connecting the Exeter and Great Western Railways. His brilliant discovery that my initials may stand fbr ' RailwayRogue, and his contemptuous dis- paragensent. of the directors, will secure for his angry assault the exact degree of ...

... ,otorcipt. ald LONDON, TacsnDAY, April 26. tor, SPAIN.-A dispatch is given in the French papers ol - Tuesday, the purport of which is as follows.:-' At T party opposed to Don Carlos has Just appeared in Navarre Its motto consists of two words-' Peace and our Rights.n Muragardy is at its head in the vicinity of Tolosa. The- troops which the Pretender sent against him have not beenr Dr, able to ...

... ' Orthodoxy is my dixy-beterodoxy is another mal's doxy. ha -BP, WARBURTOS. a No nman is more indignant at being accused of a crime go than he siho is guilty of having committed it; and thus it is that g the Tories are wondrous wroah at being charged with opposing ire the education of the people. So i' r from it, they would have us he believe that they are its most devoted friends; but. at ...

... 219RSTOZ. TO~WN COU.WO!X Wednesday, Augustl 7. ad( A ?? was held W~ednesday. . The Towbc.ICLasa having read the minutes of'tels meeting, ber The ?dAYO1t said they were met to conaider many important he matters, the first of which was the amount of salary to be paid to wil the Recotrder, as judge of the Tolzey Court. Mr. Wood had gone PO' into the matter very minutely, and the opinion of the ...

... ?? LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, Moxhky The demand for wheat is confined chiefly to those who are out of stock, and granary samples have in some instances reai is. perquarter advance since this day *week. Flour is inqeti after, gind is Is. per sack dearer. In barley, beans, and pta, is not much doing, but these articles landed are worth rather mnoey. The arrivals of oats are still very limnited, and t ...

... TnE news recently received from America, and to a which we adverted in our last publication, affords . matter for grave consideration. The boundary ques- V tionj which appears as far from settlement now as it n was in [783, when the treaty of Paris was first made, tbears within it the seeds of a conflict between; this e country and the United States,' which it will require e no slight degree ...

... ?? oba :burba' LONDON, WEDNESDAY, January 23. rHE settlement of the Belgian question begins to exn IL cite serious alarm in France. It is feared that, before the protecting powers can interfere, hostilities will break out between the armies of William and Leopold. Military operations, on a most extensive scale, are carried on by both sides. Holland has 17,000 infantry, three regiments l of ...