... Demerarat; Elba Aan, Roger.I, from St. John'%, Newv Brunswick. Cage~teo SEPT. 25.-Aried the Jarnea Lemon, Legg, from Hon. daraas- Hannah, Bridges, frontditto. DsoOUgnA, SEPT. 23.-At'rived the Lady Douglas, from St. John'si, New Brunswick. dth 1- 1 ?? from ...

... be aeu, fl, ?? formed of the nature of the new regula ?? atelI the copy of a letter from the Right 1ii ' ~ 11t e; Stanley to John MI'Mullen, Esq O ?? re committee of manufacturers, by referen t r3Y to to whole subject will be thoroughly unde i 'Rhich itf ...

... Vincent IBromhall, (boys) are saved, and that their parents, their .brotheirs tidsister, are dead. Also inform 5ir John Hart- ley, Callenders Arms, Port Street, 'Manchester, that his ,father atld mother are lost, brothers saved. I believe .there are two others ...

... Baok is this month occupied wilts iistoilcaI remttnlsoenlces of Mire. WVeils and John Edwin ; and there Is anotbrer hurlget of the amuastrg 'Papers of a Gentlemnin at Arms, by Browntigg. Douglas Jerrold has the lrat psot of an Irnterestinrg hrouseirold ...

... siderabie damp upon the 'market for Spanish Securities;- thie intelligence which has arrived to-day favouring the be- lief that en armed intervention in the afflairs of Spain by the French Government has been actually decided upon, if not already in a course of ...

... about thirteen miles, where he now lies in a dangerous statearder medical treatment. His head is wocitully iu- Ijured, his left arm broken, right hand contused and fii)get broken, the sigbt of his right eye lost, and hi8 body uiclh I'bruised.' Informations ...

... Pictures from the pen of L. E L. ir. .Quin contilues his researches into Ancient Days, and elicits some wonderful discoveries. Grattan finishes hisi powerful portrait of the fate of a gambler In ily First Visit to Brussels ; and An-Old Friend ?? a New ...

... worthy of Mr. Grattan's lien its conclueion will be awaited eagerly. Recreations in Nntural History, and Ancient Days, by the gifted amthor of Nourmahal, are as valuable as they are Interest. log. The' Papers of a Gentleman at Arms contatn erimch ...

... KIREXEMUIR RIOTS. - On ridafy, before tire high Conurt i f.iigJteiciatrY, Edinb'rrgir, Alexatader Firldioay, Timoroas Watt, John flr1ttrioy, James Ilondersoui, James Barrie, weavers, hole An.r Knirmacke, were clarged wil I two cuace of mobbingv atla rioliug ...

... ?? Crewkekrne, aged 76, J. P. Lowmaen, Esq.-Mrs. Jones, wife of Mr. Jones, draper, Cardigan-.At Cardiffi, aged 62, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, formerly of the Cardiff Arms inn-Win. Geo. Adam, Esq. late accountant-general of the court of' Chancery- At Swansea ...

... Kildare, between Mr. O'Gorman Mahon, M.P., and Mr. J. J. Murphy, the former attended by Mr. Ottiwell, and the latter by Sir John Milley Doyle, K. C. B. The preliminaries having been arranged, and the word given, Mr. Murphy received a severe wound in the ...

... Gloucestershire, clothier. DIVIDENDS. June 10.-John Mlay, Newport, Isle of Wight, draper, Bugle lirn, Newplirt. 15.-Jamnes larsh Aluswor'tt, Birmingharn, saddlers' ironmonger, New Royal Hotel, Birnhrrgblrrn. John Shynn, LiverpoOl, hotel keeper, Clarendoir ...