... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14-^ In wheat the market remains nearly as we last noticed, and tb trade in barley is nominally as we then quoted. Oats, beaDSl peas, and other articles of grain, remain without alterations. ...

... On Wednesday evening the Hon. Sir Nichohs C. Tindal arrived in this town, and immediately opened the commission. On Thursday morning divine service was celebrated at St. Mary's church, after which the business of the assize commenced the Hon. Sir N. C. Tindal presiding at the Crown Court, and the Hon. Sir John Gurney, Knight, at Nisi Prius. The calendar contained the names of eleven prisoners. ...

... FOREIGN. PORTliGAL. BourllJont has been officially appointed Marshal of the Royal Armies and Chief of his Majesty's Staff,and has already commenced operations against Oporto, in which, it is reported, he has been much worsted. The following is an extract of a letter from Falmouth, dated 30th July. His Majesty's steamer African has just arrived from Lisbon and Oporto, and brings intelligence ...

... qui miscuit utile dulci. Tho' thy lip no more is beautiful, no longer bright thine eye,- I'll thank thee for a little piece of that hot apple pie And tho' thy cheek has lost its hue, by years and sorrow chased, Yet, dearest! yet,—I'll trouble thee for one more bit of paste. What though thy step is dull'd and slow-come take a glass of wine A thousand charms are left thee still-these plums are ...

... Castigutor has held up a low grovelling parasite, who is un- worthy of the space required. Is it not breaking a butterfly upon awheel? Alpha Bis peccat, qui peccanti consilium accommodat. He will see the application. t. A Subscriber is received, and shall have due attention. Mr. Mark Wardle's vindication of Odd Fellowship arrived too late for our present number. ...

... MAYOR'S COURT.—On Monday last, four respectable trade3men of this town were summoned before the magistrates to answer the complaint of Mr. Hollings, of Alonow-street. It ap- peared that, on Saturday evening week, the four defendants, being desirous of a little rational recreation, after the busy avo- cations of market-day, determined to tranquillize over a social glass of cider, and to puff ...

... BANKRUPTS.—John Barnett and John Devey, WolverhamP' ton, factors.—Hiam, Simon, and Ezekiel Emanuel, Leman-street, Goodman's fields, furriers.—Henry English, Clerkenwell, iron founder.—Henry Greave Howarth, LancashIre, coal dealer.—James Jones, Chippenham, Wiltshire, grocer. Joseph Lambert, Manchester, distiller.—Sarah and James Maggs'! Cheltenham, mercers.—John Pring, St.. George's, Gloucester ...

... The arrivals from Portugal since our last publication have successively conveyed gratifying intelligence of the tri- umphal progress of the Constitutional cause after the signal defeat of the Usurper's forces, under Marshal Bourmont, in the attack upon Oporto, on the 25th ult., in which the loss of the assailants must have been immense, numerous bodies of Migaelites have joined the standard of ...

... TRIAL OF MR. SrEELE.—At the Limerick assizes, on Thursday, Mr. Steele was indicted for a libel contained in an authorised report of a speech delivered by him at a meeting of the Political Union at Limerick, and inserted in the Limerick Herald. The indictment measured fifteen feet in length, and charged the defendant with the intention of exciting disturbance in the county, with aspersing the ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE, WEDNJSDAY, AUGUST 28. There have been no fresh arrivals of wliect, and the supplies aie generally short. The wheat trade is extremely flat., with prices nominally as on Monday. In barley there is nothing doing. Oats are heavy on hand at the last quoted terms. Other articles' have no variation. ...

... FOREIGN. The Courrier Francais says, a report is current that the projected marriage between the Duke de Nemours and Donna Maria will not take place, because the young Queen has openly declared her attachment for Duke Eugene de Leuchtenberg, brother of her august mother-in-law, and that he alone shall be her husband. The Duke Leuchten- berg is of the family of Napoleon, and has already been it ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 22.—On the motion of the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Cholera Prevention Bill was read a third time, and passed as were the Scotch Burghs' Bill, and the China Trade Bill. The Bank Charter Bill was read a second time. The Lord Chancellor rose to state the outline of a Bill upon the subject of municipal corporations. The bill was intended to regulate the municipal ...