... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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, ...

... Sin,-Tlie. Times of the 28th of last month informs us that Mr. Severn had on the preceding Tuesday given notice of the following motion for the committee on the Reform Bill, viz.:—That all unmarried females, being duly qua- lified, shall be entitled to vote in the elections of knights, citizens, and burgesses, to serve in Parliament; and then the editor adds, the next step must, of course, ...

... Thursday se'nnight, the day appointed for the dinner to be given to Sir John Geers Cotterell, Bart., at the Hotel, Hereford, as a public testimonial of admiration and approval of his long and faithful services as a Representative of the county of Here- ford, and more especially of the manly, honourable, and consist- ent conduct, with which he closed his Parliamentary career; -Sir John arrived ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. THURSDAY, JULY 28.-In consequence of ballots for com- mittees upon the Dublin and Coleraine elections, the house did not open until half-past four o'clock. On the corrected list of the city of Dublin election committee having been brought by the clerk, it was found that Mr. White, one of its members, had voted at this election, whereby he be- came disqualified to act as a ...

... MONMOUTH ASSTZES.—'The commission for holding these Assizes will be opened this evening. The Judges are Sir James A. Park and Sir John Patteson. We shall take leave to fore- stall the judicial address to the grand jury, which may be expected on Monday morning, by congratulating the county on the light- ness of the calendar. It contains only ten prisoners for trial, and their crimes are not ...

... On Monday last the preparations forthe interesting ceremonial of opening London-bridge by their Majesties in person were re- sumed. The double line of barges from Somerset-house-stairs, where the Royal party were to embark, to the bridge, were safely moored during last week, and the regulations adopted under the controul of Sir T. Byam Martin, on whom the arrangement of the entire procession ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, JULY 23.-The Marquis of Bitte presented a petition from Merthyr Tydvil, against the truck system. Lord Wynford gave notice, on behalf of the Earl of Eldon, that he would move, on Monday next, for a copy of the indict- ment in the case of The King v. O'Connell, and a copy of the information taken before the magistrate. On the motion of the Bishop of London, the ...

... blfHimotith, Saturday, July 30.—Wheat, 67s Od to ODs Od Barley, 00s Od to 00s Od Oats, 25s Od to 00s Od Beans, 40s Od to 00s Od per Imperial quarter. Abergavenny, July 30.—Wheat, 69s 10,1d Barley, DOs Od; Oats, OOs Od Beans, 00s Od l'eas, 00s Od per Imperial quarter. Swansea, July 30.—Wheat, 8s 6d to 8s 10d Barley, 4s 6d to 4s 8d Oats, 2s 4d to 2s 9d per bushel of eight gallons. Carmar then, ...

... In the early part of the week there was a report that the Poles had obtaine ( a great and decisive victory over their opponents, but the news is not confirmed. The Russians, meanwhile, are concentrating all their forces for an attack upon Warsaw, and all the liberal and enlightened advocates for the freedom of the persecuted Poles are trembling with apprehension for their fate. Nothing, says ...