... On Saturday last, as a son of Mr. Wm. Hatch, of Stoke Orchard, in Gloucestershire, was crossing a field near his father's house, a bull ran at him, knocked him down, and so severely gored him about the chest and bowels, that but slight hopes were entertained of his recovery. Great credit is due to Mr. Hone, the owner of the bull, for having it im- mediately confined, although it had not been ...

... INSOLVENT. Richard Morris, Lawrence-lane, London, tinen draper. BANKRUPTS. John Redfoord Davis, Liverpool, ship owner. Samuel James Parnell, Audley-street, Grosvenor-sqnare, auc- tioneer. Peter Dixon, Newbury, Berks, tea-dealer. John Hutchings, Carnaby-street, Golden-square, tinman. Thomas Statham, sen., Clunton, Shropshire, cattle dealer. Thomas Davies, Swansea, Glamorganshire, rope maker, ...

... -V -■ LONDON NEWS. AWFUL THUNDER SToRM.-On Wednesday afternoon, from four to live o'clock, the metropolis was visited by a storm of thunder and rain, exceeding any thing remembered by the oldest inhabitants. The rain fell literally in tor- rents, and soon flooded many streets and houses. The storm was particularly terrific, apparently immediately over the House of Commons. The rain fell in ...

... FRANCE.—A letter from Paris, dated Saturday evening, says-If Paris be France, then this must be the happiest country in the world. The three days of the glorious anni- versary have just passed over amid the most undivided and undisturbed shouts of popular approbation. The city, in- deed, during the whole time, presented But one unclouded blase of living light. I never beheld a population so ...

... Monday, August 8.—This day's supply of beasts and porkers was limited, and the former, in great part, of middling and infe- rior quality of sheep, lambs, and calves, good. Beef went off somewhat briskly at an advance of from 2d to 4d per stone mut- ton and lamb met with a steady, veal and pork with a very dull sale, at Friday's quotations. Suckling calves are looking up- wards. (Per stone of ...

... PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, AUG. 5.—The Church Building Act went through a committee. Report on Monday. The Payment of Wages in Goods Repeal Bill, and the Pay- ment of Wages in Money Bill, went through a committee. The Prohibition of the Growth of Tobacco in Ireland Bill, went through a committee. The Marquis of Lansdown presented a petition from Manches- ter, ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. FRIDAY, AUG. 5.—Several petitions were presented in favour of the Kildare-street Society by Mr. Lefroy, Lord Cole, and Mr. J. Wynn. Colonel Percival presented two petitions from the county of Armagh, against the grant to Maynooth College, which, after a long discussion of no general interest, was ordered to be laid on the table. Mr. O'Connell presented a petition praying that ...

... TIOUSE OF COMMONS. .TUESDA Y, AUG. 2.— Sir W. Guise brought up the report ■«f the committee appointed to inquire into the election for Great Grimsby. The report stated that the two sitting members had been guilty of treating, and the election was therefore declared void. The hon. baronet then moved that the Speaker do order new writ to be issued for Great G rimsbv. put the question, which, ...

... PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, AUG. 9.—Several petitions were presented, when The Duke of Richmond moved the first reading of a bill to alter the act of the 29th of George III. which gave to the overseers of the poor in every parish the power of renting land not exceeding 20 acres, in order to provide employmeut. The object of the bill he now introduced was, in. the first ...

... RIOTOUS CONVICTS.—On the arrival of the Eclipse coach in this town from Manchester on Tuesday evening se'nnight, a shameful and alarming scene was enacted in the public streets. The coach had for its outside passengers nine convicts, all in a state of boisterous intoxication, on their way from the Salford New Bailey prison to London. When leaving the Swan Hotel they made a simultaneous and ...

... Borough, Monday, August 8.—Our hop trade is in a very stag- nant state. What little has been done, since this day se'nnight, in hops of last year's growth, has been at a further depression, of from 5s to 10s per cwt.; whilst in older ones, nothing, or next to it, has been doing. The quotations of East Kent hops may be considered rather as having been demanded than obtained. Currency East Kent, ...

... PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, AUGUST 16.—The Bankruptcy Court Bill was recommitted to Friday week. AFFAIRS OF BELGIUM. The Earl of Orford rose to put a few questions to the noble earl (Grey), relating to the occupation of Belgium by the French troops, and to those fortresses which it was understood were to be razed on the Belgian frontier. The noble earl entered into a ...