... MlJLTUDI IN VAUAVO. The house of Fairlie, Clark, Innes, and Co. has been under. ?? of suspending its payments. Besides the gene- . the uses of distress which have assailed the East India mer- VAt Ishe house in question suffered a loss of £160.000 in a s ehr 'Cl jen spelter. One gentleman. who joined the firm ser ifew years past, is said to have brought a quarter of a . gllion into the coneern. ...

... PI Bx 2 laflb U cM A RoynI Comisristion has jest been itsuet for sssqsising into tile actual state of litunicipal Corporations an Scotelas. T'le followling geuntlemen, viz. Jolin Boyd Greenshields(, Th omas Tisomson, IRobhet Bell, Janmes Camphell, Robert Grahams , Ael reiv Sheila, John Cislilisglialle, Rtoibet Jomeosll, James [vrov, Itobert llunter,. Cosino Issre.s, amid Robert lIally.si(le, ...

... NM17S OF THE WEEK. The ]tesollitio;15 delative to the emianclipatioll of the slaves iave receivol tho smici io Iof the HouIs sI Il Lords ; asd a lill 1i6mnled ?? ltiwi ii illiltt Lt lto Ieictight Ill Ito the Lower HI1:sC; Whscill aIS 1ila1MIIICcLl b)t' 7\Ir SisLey {nl Tueslday eVenllimg, it is the ?? ,,r (Covricilrlum t to nIcZ5 tIllhrtou11 Pat Ilhlltllt IuIrlillg tilhe ?? session. h IllS ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPoNDENCE. D f ?? ' Loison Jed6. * ' vision~ last migt _n the factwbill, shew Whe 1,ruel'y a~s mg pitiwi~ Sir5 ii *e f bonhse*of 'on fa Ut Ir. a igst tpeirW ?? wish, and in a tat of their expectjions, the earnest consideration of ia~torbill was forced uponthem, although iey eae to get rid of the m r by e aid-wind. Whefee ~nti51 questio005 to the ?? Qf ieh 'theb refqrrnem of land ...

... PRIVATE CORUESPO.NDENCE - - 0 - 03 V Lonldon, July 20th, led. The ?? come, and the crisis has passed awiay. All the boast and swagger and braggadociof the Lords have a ended in nothing, and in some few days ministems will have to congratnlate the country upon their mighty boon of church r reform. The Tories evinced on this occasion much of their ?? sagaCity, and they permitted this measure to ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK KARIE> WEDNESDAY, JULY 24.—A very considerable quantity of wheat was left over from Monday's market which could not then be disposed of, but in consequence of the heavy rajn of yesterday> an t'ie weather being still unset- tled, there was rather more this morning, and the prices of Monday were supported. O^ts were dull sale, but not cheaper, the supply continuing small. ...

... When clouds gather fast, and the prospect all dark In gloom, and in shadow is closing, 'Tis sweet 'mid the scowl of the tempest to mark A spot where the light is reposing. So 'tis with my heart, in the lone hour of grief, When sorrow and anguish enfold it; I dream of thy beauty, then comes my relief The moment I seem to behold it ...

... NEGRO .EMANCIPATION BILL. The provisions of the slavery abolition bill, which stands for a second reading in the House of Commons on Wednesday next, vary in many particulars from the re- solutions on which the bill is founded, at the same time that they enter more explicitly into the compensation part of the measure, and the mode of its appropriation. The title of the bill is a Bill for the ...

... LONDON, .JuiY 23. Lisbon anid Oporto Papers have been recei~ved this e morning;- the former to the date of the 5th inst, and the latter to' the 192th inclusive. The Lisbon. Iapersi Suy contain no notice of military: operations, and the only: org allusion to the state of affairs is an order for preventing boo1 the spreading of 1 alarmning'and false reports whic 2 may tend to discourage the ml ...

... FAIUYJGDON, July 18. rn . . l FALSEr ALAIIZ- TJie inhabitants of this town and neigh. bourhood were placed in the deepest ?? iln londay last, by the circulation of a report thiat a ?? resinigig in the village of BIurcot, about three miles hence on the Lechlade road, had had its head cut off, and that Ithe body had been given to a. bear to eat ! So intense was tie excilenient, tiiat a poor ...

... LONDON, JuLY 18. New York papers to the 251h ult. contain melan- col y details of the ravages of the cholera in different parts of the Un ted States, but more particularly at New Orleans, which was revisited by thle disease in the beginning of June. A considerable proportion of' the deaths, which are said to have averaged 80 n-day. is composed of persons of the more respectable classes of ...

... IMYIPERIAL PARIAtMENT. LOUSE OF COMMONS-TUESDAY, JULY 16. (In continuation from our last nwumber.) REPEAL Or THE UNION. Mr. F., O'CONNOR withdrew his motion for the re- peal of the legislative union, which stood for this evening. StNECOURES. Mr. RUT HVEN moved the resolution of~which he had given notice- That the reduction of taxation, and the di- minution of the public burdens by every ...