... Am 4900tocript. LONDON, Ti:ILSIAY, July /1ISE Paris papcrs of Tuerday have been U. iOri'inf, but their contents do not posreceived t liar interest. Paris remained free from listurlitsne Peel. great number of foreigners, ten thousandc, it ai s A Entgli.sj, had a crivcd itn the capital durigll the last ?? ?? ten days, for the purpose of beingr present at the ce r of tthe three gloriiuis dlays. ...

... .jpolittral Alirror. IRISH CLERGY.-TITHEIS. One million is to be given to the Irish parsons 5for the payment of their tithes. We call it a gift,-the government have named it a loan. We have always heard that a loan implied a security-that it produced interest-that it was liable to be recalled-and that the borrower should defray all expences. But according to the notions of the present ...

... Wcript? - ;PO. Y Olt LONDON, Thursday, Jna taih verytHE Paris Papers of Tbesiaor weith several of very nesdrry's date, have been received this inornns n t 0 bring veiy important intelligence,,fom Turk Tur' a(I e 50 Steno op/i, ii a second edition, dated Tuesidv ayhle th e total defeat of the army of' tile G(iu V.'f uloiunce han Egptian forces; and thotuguh no date is Vin Z 1'nth ~ there ...

... Clt.WTV SUSPEP4SXON BRIDGE. To the Editor of the Bristol Mercilry. Sin,-l-avingread in your papertwo letterssigled 0G. on the subject of the Suspension Bridge, and being rather of a prudeht, cautious disposition, I -am unwilling to invest my slender capital in any object that hasr not a Foral certainty of securing to me the little incoime which is necessary for my supiort. I beg-, therefore, ...

... AlONMOUTISHIIRE, SOUTH WALES, &c. SWAXSEA,-The defendant in the important cause of Davies v. Vivian, tried on Thursday at Carmarthen Assize, and which involved almost the very existence of the Copper Trade of Swansea, obtained a verdict. Sir James Scarlett was specially retained for the defendant. The trial comnmenced at 9 in the morning, and did not terminate until half-past 12 at night. The ...

... * T BD3t~tot g~rtzU SATUPDA Y, 3IAacii 2. T ?? Paper. in addition to a large and increasing circulation in Bristol, will lbe found to be mnore genoeally circulated, in the adjoining Counties, than any of its contemporaries. It is seen, to a great e:telnt, in Glo7ncestcrshibrc, $0osneersetslire, 1Vilts, Devon, and Cornwvall; while in .llonlnouthlshire, Glamnorygnsh ire, Caurnar- thenshui e, ...

... The Annual Meeting of this Society was held on Tuesday last, at the Bristol Institution in Park-street, when W. P. Taunton, Esq., was called to the Chair. Bly tbe Report of the Committee it appeared that the number of' subscribers had increased, notwithstanding the visitation of the cholera during theaist year, and the collections at thedoors of the exhibitions had amounted to 85l. The ...

... PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS, [FRsoM THE SUN.] -There was 1great cry and little wool among the Tories Mondaynightin th hous of Lords, The great cry a0 ?? thle subject of the Political Unions, the heinous in enormrity of which their lordsh ips vouchs afed to insist upon S, with incredible powers of face and lungs; thle little at wool~ was illustrated by their opposition to the Local ie ...

... ST. MATTHEW'S CE VRCH, KINGSDOWN. On Monday last, the day appointed for laying the corner-stone o- of this intended new edified, Mr. lBangley, the gentleman ap- lie pointed to that duty, the building, comnmittiie, architect, several !ss members of the corporation, clergy-men atf the establIshment, and anr other gentlemen, attended divine service at the~ .phntrch of Saint a ; lames; after which ...

... LOCAL TAXATION OF THtE BPOlT OF BRISTOL. A PLAN FOR PAYING OFF TIIE-CAPITAL OF TurE DOC~K COMPANY, AND RENDERRING THlE PORT OF BSRISTOL FREB FROM ALL CUAISGES FROM THAT SOURCE. To the Editor of 11we Brisiol Mercury. Sin,-! have read in vonr paper, with great salisIaCtiiOn, tile lettersa of 1A Burgess; but, if' 1 mistake not, the remedies which hie proposes for the evils beneath which the ...

... (Prom 1tve Atihemeum.) Last vear, aboot the end of October, as I was returning on foot from Orleans to the Chateau of' 13ardloy, I belheld before me, on the high road, a regiment ot Swiss Gu ards. I hastened forward to hear the military music of which I am extremely fond: but before I hadl overtaken tho regiment thle baud bad ceased playing, and the drum alone continued[ to mark the measured ...

... SATUIDA Y, APriL 6. , This Paper, in addition to a large and increasing circulation. in Bristol, will be found to be mnore generally circulated, in th.e aqjoin sig Counties, than any of its contemporaries. It is seen, to a great extenlt, in Glonecoter shir e, Sonsersetslhire, Wilts, and Devon; nhile in Cornwall, Aloniounthshire, Glaenor79nnshire, Caeriar- tihenohire, Pembrokeshire, ...