... WrtOtO!. SATURDAY, SErPESuER 22, 1849. BRISTOL SUGAR-MARKET, Sept. 21.-A small amount of business only has been transacted this week at former orices, the sales since oar last being limited to 450 Uhds. of WestOndic, chiefly from 86s. to 8ts., and a few hhds. or IBarbadoes at from 18s. to 40s.; In other descriptions of raw sugar no sales are report- ed. Refined continues dull. TEaSeMONTeL OF ...

... The twenty-fifth annual meeting of this society was held on Tuesday evening, at the Baptist chapel, Old King-street. There was but a moderate attendance, and the chair was taken by the Rev. G. H. Davis. A hymn having been sung, and a prayer for Divine assistance offered up by the Rev. T. S. Crisp, The CHAIRMlAN, in briefl opening the business of the evening, said he intended to avail himself ...

... Lord Roden took a timely and proper departure for Scot- tI land with his family, on Friday. a The death of Gen. Sir John 0. Vandeleur, G.C.B., colonel of ft the 16th lancers, took place in Dublin on the 1st of the present b mouth. He was one of our most distinguished cavalry officers, b and bad served in the army for sixty-eight years. p IRnxs LAND SALES.-There have been five days' sale in Lon ...

... DIVISION ON THE IRISH COBUCION BIL.D DEFEAT OF MII'E Noes (telleors incleded . . * 296 Aye (tlesicue5. 221 Majority agalest Ministers.. , bAekers, J Consily, Col Hanimor, Sir.? Patton. 3 W A,%cland,S rTD DCGuto, Sir C II Hayes, SirEB Peel, Right Hon L AcandT D Corry, Ittldon IIBOnoage, G W Sir Robeort Abourt, Capt Courionav, Viot Hereisot, B 1kl S Peel, J Adere, Viscount Orlipsp, IV HIvey, ...

... FOREIGN & DOMESTIC INTFLLIGENCE. The Nuremburg Correspondent publishes a letter from Merlin, from which we extract the following- On the l0th I June a report was current that all the great European powers bad acceded to the desire of Austria to occupy Ancona, as an indispensable measure for preventing disturbances in Italy. Franice assented, but stipulated for certain conditions, which were ...

... FQREIGN INTELLIGENCE. UNITED STATES. SE:,TTLEMENT OF ThE OREGON QUESTION. Th rts n North American mail steam-ship Hiber-nia ar er itved atnivrdo on Sunday, after an extraordinary passage dayse i en ha lf, including. her stay at Halifax. of eleven day' Imrs wyils news from England of the 30th of The GevOt 0eea I1fay, reached New York on the I 5th instant; and thle Caledonia, itdaeof tie 4th, ...

... BANWaniL.-The members of the Total Abstinence Society of this parlsh' held their monthly meeting on Wednes. nesday evening seennight, which wee well attended. The chair WRS taken at seven o'clock by tics Rev. W. H. Turner, MA., vicar, wilo, after engaging In praycr, delivered an address, showing that total abstinence from IntLoicating drinks was not contrary to scripture, and that Christians ...

... DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCLI hIveir n in nay ith- eat- eral bus- ned seen ,hen ntly oil ag- you er a that and- and llow Ight ally the The aent Sof that e at ting the him rise, that I ai3 hole lalf- ated etce iga cted :o be lple- I the ) the The sack ted, flies, ared gold nby as a at a ded und for- aere bhes this ame oat, tive. d ha pOse kvit- d of ark. c of the giS- ired pair ant . oil ged noll piO- ...

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... UNI'TED STATES. duin, LiVonPOOcL, SVNDAr, Noovy.-The Brithie and North Ame. Fo loan oteam-abip CVawbia, Captain Judkins, arrived In thoe Ner- arorc cy this morning, in i Ii days, Including ber stay at lialifax to pur0i land and take in her mall. Sioe brings 91 passengora The mills, Caeslrta epoko the Acraldi, herice, on the 4th, botweeull alifax Cattle and liouton, N Di Tihe p3 ere bf this ...

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... anet zriotot I erfurp SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1847. 8 1 NO GOVERNME NT INTERFERENCE. 0Tan extreme Voluntaries and high-and-dry Political Economists are riding good principles to death. Volun- I taryism, in its pure form, is a noble principle-the free- 6 will offering of the individual for what he deems the ogood of his kind: but voluntaryism is confessedly un- 2 equal to many grave emergencies. ...