... The Quarter's Revenue.—ln the City new taxes are talked of. It is said that, among other things, a tax will be laid upon all musical instruments, and sump duty be imposed upon every sheet of music. If there were not already too many taxes upon the little luxuries and enjoy. ment« of the nation, such a tax this might perhaps enable Ministers to take oil some which press heavily upon the in. ...

... LONDON. Wednesday The Memorialßeornu states, that 9,000 cavalry and 6,000 infantry, arc to ha cantoned this winter in the dep6t of the Lower Pyrenees. Tbe district of Orthes will be more particularly destined for tho cavalry. The contracts for forage hate been concluded for the space of four months. According Secret Convention, there will be put tbe disposition of General* Minn and Rotten, ...

... LONDON. The Paris papers announce the departure of Count GuiUeminot for Constantinople, after having remained at Paris for nearly the space of three months, from the first notice of his appointment—The private letters from Paris state that General Dijeon sets out on (he 28th inst. supply the place of Bourmpnt at Madrid. An article from Samoa, brought by the Frankfort mail, states that gold ...

... to the above MAP, who hive not received the SECOND PART, arerespect- r fully requested to make thtir applications for the same, to the Proprietors, Hurst, Robinson, & Co. 90, Cheap- side, London; or Robinson and Company, Booksel- lers. I.eeds. Of whom may be had, the MAP COMPLETE, Price Five Guineas. NOTICE. ALL Persons having any Chims upon the PRO- PRIETORS of tbe LEEDS GAZETTE, are ...

... in l>eeds, and its Neigh- torahood, at the Three following Places, viz. in the Vicinity of Quarry-Rill, or Marsh-Lime, The SaiUh Side of Leed* Bridge, Great Woodhouse. AB Tenders, with the Quantity of Ground offered, and the lowest Price, to be sect to the Vicar, at the Vicarage, in Leeds, oo or beforethe Sixth of September next, at the latest. a* The above will be advertised no more in this ...

... John. Joseph Haute*, Huddertfiekt, will favour us with his real name and address, properly authenticated respectable testimonials, we shall have objection to its insertion. The Dublin Morning Register of Saturday last, contains the following announcements, which are pompously put forward in all the glory of largo capitals. THERE IS TO BE A NEW CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. THERE TO BE REVIVED ...

... Lord Leveson Gower succeeds Mr. Wilmot Hor ton Under Secretary to the Colonies. It has been reported that the Duke of Gordon is to be Master-General of the Ordnance, and that the Marquess of Anglesea is to be appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. It is reported that Lord W. Bentinck goes out to Indis with more extended powers than any former Governor-General. We understand that Count Capo ...

... punished as die Law directs. RothweH Haigh, Sept. 6th, 1880. NEW CHURCH, ROCHD.ALE. PERSONS wishing to Contract forthe following Works forthe above Church, viz. Slating, Plais- ♦ering, Plumbing, Painting, Glazing, and hon Work, may receive Spectfientions for the same, fhwi the I Ith Day rrf* September, until the 2nd Day of October, by Application at the Reed Inn, Rochdale, and at the Office of ...

... LONDON. Oct. Si.—By arrival from Martinique this morning learn, that the French fleet lately seen hi the West India seas had passed that island to leeward, without coming to anchor, but only sending boat with letters shore. The Sovereign transport, with a detachment the left wing the 60th regiment, lately stationed at Bermuda, arrived here on the 14th the detachment consists of 200 men, under ...

... The Court Circular—The Lord Chancellor left town edon after ten o'clock Friday moming, for the Royal Lodge, Windsor Park, on a visit to his Majesty. His I ordship armed at the Lodge about twelve o'clock, and had audience of the King. His Lordship took his leave of his Majesty at half-past two o'clock, and came town attend the Cabinet Council. The Marquess of Anglesea, on the leaking up the ...

... the Greek Nation, published without date or signature, in the Paris Papers, and which offer* to place the affairs of Greece under the protection of England. Whether the offer really has been made, is not yet publicly known. wish Turkey would consent to such an arrangement, but fear neither that government, nor the Christian Powers of Europe will allow it to be realized. The last accounts from ...

... LOXDON. Paris papers down to Friday bave arrived. The Chamber Deputies have been occupied for tome days on the BiU for reducing tbe interest of the National Debt- The sense of the Chamber, after much altercation, was taken on the Bill, after various amendments had been made in iv The BiU was at length adopted majority 238 to 145. The tenth anniversary of the King's return was celebrated on the ...