... BR&ZIL P4PaiJl We have received Rio de Jameiro Papers to the 8th August. rho following are extracts i- NFS THIS baZNAL DO CONMM I FourUG.7. Techange at Rto de Jaco inr nho Dnhe of August, Atou o'clock, p.m. :-Loodon, 26 60;& apani~h Doubluoou, 29 hOG to 29 700 each ; SPAnilsh Dollars, 1,950 to 2,000 role each ;Mottls, (titoidoits), 6,500 rei' 180, 185 roll per cent premium fIeBnds, Tb. ?? ...

... DINNER GIVEN BY'0k. SERMUEANT WILDE- I. . fASMastGOD FRaOM THEK NEtWARK TIMES.] Oa Tuesday a dinner was given by Mr. Serjeant Wilde to those who are fecetiously celled.Poor Blues, but whom we shall denominate honest, conecientious Blues. Notice had been given that it was Mdr. Serjeant Wl~de's Initen- tion, previously to leaving, to give whtat is significantly termed in this iawn a EBit of a ...

... Yesterday Baron Heurteloup exhibited and explained to the students of St. Bartholomew's Hospital the instruments he uates in the operation of Ltbtontrity, or breakipg the calculis. Most of our readtrt are of course aware, that when a stone has beon found to have formed within the bladder, the course pursued by the surgeons of this country has been to perform the operation df Ll botomy; or, in ...

... DUBLIN OUILD OP MERCHANT&S [FRoM TmZ DODLIN MORNING uEGiStfR.] Yesterday bhere was a M tirtng of ?? Membqra of the Guild on Welllngten-Voy. The nt Madsters and Wardens for the Yar w ere sworn in. When ti important business had been disposed of, the Members proceeded to the election of i Com- mon Councilmtaln In the room of Mr. StcritJ Hoyt.. Tihe eant- 1iGate Odra Mr. JOnel, a button-mao, and ...

... ALIAMING FIR5AT DUJMRIES. Betwixt fire and six o'clock In the mmora~sg of Thurs,~ay last, Of smoke waes seen issuing, from the two-story tenement, situated fo in Lochmalben-rnti, oppostte to Quaeen-street, and occupied 4, above by Mr. Daweos, auctioneer, and belows, as shops, by Mr. s Robertson, grocer, and Mr. Bryden, falc-dreaster. Trhe alarm was Soon given, and shortly after six the engines ...

... RURAL AFFAiRS. Scarcely a drop cf rain fell last *eek. aind very l'itila t, week before, so that the bill-farmer bas bad the 1wl, of bis neigbhnur in sheplao., sod must htavemlecu~', in the fintat condition. Tte absence of moisture, Iity, h,,s been equally favourable to the plougbin, and agfain in the cast of winter wheat, that Is 3?. bandman was at all alert, seed time has trod 00 harvest. ...

... WESLtYAN MISSIONARY MEETING. C [ABRIDfED F1O4W THS NEVARX TIMEC] a Agreeable to public advertisement, the Meeting of the above Socifty took place at the Methodist Chapel Balderion-gate, a whicb was both numerously and respectabify attended. At two o'clock, Benjamin Thorold, E q. took the chair, Tue CHAIRMAN then addressed the Meeting, esprssivoe of t htis happinu at attending a Meeting whose ...

... LONDON: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1829. A Flanders mail brought us last night German, St. Petersburgh, and Brussels Papers, from which the fol- lowing are extracts:- BIRLIN, OCT. 2.-The news of the conclusion of peace be- tween Russia and Turkey hass, on the whole, made a very favourable impression here; but yet it has not excited the sen- sation that might have been expected. This may be partly be- ...

... BUdDOWS. stis ehaleS umbroW mu-P. SRiUS. No doubt ?? true, so twas by Syras said, There's no. a single bair without its shade. V -V Man himself, says Pindar, is merely a shadow, exsa, v and, according to Horace, hie friend is but a shadow ti of him- -iMtacAss addtxerat Ulmras*- the shadow of a shade; and such is indeed the stuff that friiends arn generally found to be made of: I let the ...

... [FROM OUR IRISH CORRESPoNDENT.] a It must have been sufficiently apparent to you from the n ,'arit in which the prosecutions against the Policemen Y : i, !.-e Assizes were regarded in this country, as evi- 1ena by the comments on those proceedings inserted in t tip? tar Journals here, that the Police Body are the c 1 of considerable dislike and suspicion. I have 2 ticrf, fi wever, no little ...

... AhCQLL1CTIONS OF THE J3ESUIl. [CONCLUDED) FOXi ins CHR~ONICLK-61? YUTFlRDAV. Pernlaps the rigorous rules adopted by the Jesuits in oadar to reader-thgemselvee Iinpregiable in Their WOu$ of continenca, or to secure themselves fronm all impeachment of their morality, may be reperded, with momesjustice, as carried to an extremity of precaution. Still, tbe alacrity with which ftccusstlona against ...

... A Poblic Meeting was hbd yesterday, at two u lock, at the Auction Mart, in the City, for the purpose of taking into cou- sideration a plan for the formation of an Arcade from BartholO- mew-lace to Moorgate. Mr. Depuy PULLEN, in the Chair. The CHAIRMAN stated the objects of the Meeting, and In doing so observed, that it had occurred to the projector ot the plan which lay upon the table, that it ...