... FATAL ACCIDENT._On Wednesday evening, aboutseven o'clock, a Vlicelvan, named John Boyd, was drowned, while hathVI& in the vicinity of the Point-fields. He had, wAen~preparing to come out of the water, got into a place as ere the bottom was very soft, on feeling which, he made an effort to regain a firmer footing, but, 'by so doing, sunk so deep that he was unable to extricate himself; arid, be ...

... VuYa. PFrda Sistur. Il7Mona. 7wucd. Ie'ed D~tn ~Iw ..1i 211 26- I___ S perCenIt. ed. 2 i 9S*i 9S e 91U 92 2iG a per Cent. Cons.. - 91 t 0 ConS for Account 92* 92 99 i 93' g4 1}CID .'ii per C ents Red I 9 £ 9 _ 99 99* V3} 4 per Cent. 1326.. 1001 1011 India stork. 2691 g~a 9*7 India Bods 2 1 . 27 97 25 25 Y 25 Y7 Long Annuities . 17 S.10 17 3.1G 17 3.16 7 s 16 17 17 5.16 FcheqUjvr ...

... WEEKLY EPITOMME. FOREIGN' AND) POLITICAL ai The difference between France and Sweden Is concfiiaed by time mediation of England, trid thle ministers or the two t powers havo appeaired at their respective crurts ats before. I .The formation of the electoral bureaux everywhere appears r Jo) favour of the ministry. It was reportel in Paris that the divan bad positively applied a second time to ...

... WEEKLY E PITOMLE. FO1EIGN AND 1 0.lITICAL The Court of Peers or France, since its creation han issued upeards of 400 wurrants of arrest, search. and migratory comnmissions. The number of arrests in Paris and it the eanlidue, since April 11, exceeds 9,0. 'Ihose elfected at Lyons since the coinimecenient of the insurrection ame lwgctlee 1150 and 12ti0t all the prisons or the town are full, thiat ...

... TIHE ARMY. r LORD ERtID]NROLL ,>It isrumourid in military ceircleS that Lord Brudenetll-s about to be placed on tie fuil pay of one of the cavalry corps in. India. WO attach but a little credit to the report, beciuse it is -diffic to ilma n gina that the Military .Secretary acnotwithstandiriK his in- lt tirtiacy with thisihanighty and iniietuous Peery, would f v'enture so far to ootrage public ...

... MONDAY, JULY 14.—The house met at the vrcnail licWK • Mr. H. Hughes presented a petition from a clerk in the Bo- rough Court of Requests, (Southwark.) praying for compensation in case the Imprisonment for Debt Bill should pass into a law. —Major Beauclerk supported it.—Mr. N. Shaw presented a peti- tion from owners and occupiers of land in Suffolk, complaining of agricultural distress, and ...

... THE ARDEV. *or Sir loward flili astone has been apipointed to succeed the late Major-Ge- ,as reral P'ilIegton as coretel-e(luiialdinilt of eagineers. No apmloieimeet has c11 yet been mado to the acannt oalice of Inspertor-Gelleral of Fortifications, and be the ?? of its juoctiroa with tire ?? of the Ordnance y, gaills giollod. hle The chilera broke out among the trnops ini garrison at ...

... Saturday was the day on which the quarterly accounts of the Re- venue were to be made up; and it was generally understood that . there would be a consideiable increase in the receipts, as compared with those of last quarter. The actual increase of Excise duties for the quarter is stated at £59,000; and the surplus on the Customs for thse hlf year'at about £100,000. The total increase for the ...

... T u. 1. Aboyne-Bridge of Don-Di xgwai-Forfar- ?? Shotts. V.- 2. ?? Th. 3. Sheep Market of St. Sair's Fair. F. 4. Perth. Sat. 5. Yetholm. (lambs). Tu. 8. Dundee-Falkirk Tryst (2 days)-lnveurty-WiCe. W. 9. Comrie-Dunse (sheep).-St. Sair's FairpStornaway-Tail. Th. 10. Ayr (2 ?? great Wool Fair (3 ?? tlach-Stewartown. F. 11. Kelso-TaTland. Sat. 12. Rink. 3d. 14. Gifford-Mannofield. Tu. 15. Elgin ...

... TtIg renowned property, * hich is designated by Mr. George Robins as the pet pface of our favoured county, l:is for many a long year been the hospitable abode of Colonel Fortescue. The residence has always been ac- hnovledged as one of the distinguishing features of North Devon; but we feel that any observations on an estate proverbially one of the most admired, and connected with . ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.--TursDAY- Their Lordships met this morning 9t ten o05loek, ard proceeded to hear further evidence iln support of tm Warwick Borough Disfranchisement Bill-Adiourned ;:t Their Lordships again met at five o'clock, when Lerd Ebrington and o.ers,.om the Commons brought up the Weights and Measures Amendment Bill, the Suitors in Chanecry (Ireland) Bill, add the Survey of Counties (Ire ...

... I ? .0folrict ue?ort , t. I BOLTON. FIRE AT HALLIWSLL BLEA oRUOR5s5-On Thuris- day moriling, about one o'cloPkIi stove-bouse belong. ing-to Messrs, Ainswort, IIleIgchers, oE Huallirell, ovs discovered to be on fire. The buildiing being of %voctd, aid tllHed with c1th, was speedii burnt to'tbe ground. The Bolton engifes5, Me5srs.,Taylorian( Cq.'s engiue, anld Messrs. Aliiswvortll's Qwn epgi'i ...