... LONDON, TSWILsLAv, D?m? '?IIE most important statement co no' the ? tamed in the Paris ? ? ?cll?? papers of su?' ?t, infortunatelv, d?ubtf'ul), is cni;?ed froa11j> ?? Bordeaux (It the 17th. That atatenien ? isv, after a very warm action, the CarIists? ?? tile Billaoa, on the night of the 13th h? ?,eJ ? the next morning, at the head ol lib d? ?*?e the were the reports at Bayonne on the ? p ...

... 2?HR ?L4 TEST INTELLIGENCE. , I L IONDON, FRlDAY- MOa~R!;NG PCn 1MoNeav MsasgT-r Ci~yS/T~wsday Eveniag7.--Great stea- sh --didess has prevailed a.a tle ?? fixchange, but the mar- r~t 'is not.tite, so fin ~esedy The parties who U ?? i~ad great exertions to- raise the price of Corisoiza when at i -the kalwest poi-.of dep~i'siotd, hlave recently,. it aippeaers, tb * realized theroft~nade,,.which ...

... A BAD OMEN FOR THjE CONSERVATIVES. ?? the Bucks' 'Conservative dinner a most ominous inci- dent occurred. Mr. Benjamin D'Jsraeli hzad just thrown himself on the indulgence of the meeting assemblled for the esupport of the Tory cause, when the flow of his eloquence was interrupted by the hreakinc down of a chair. Let it l not be supposed that Mr. Benxjamin D'Israeli's throwing s himself on the ...

... THE FIRST OF SEPTEMiBER.-A FftAaME~T. Jotirnnltaof .Proceedisigs on the First of Septemiber ntaft Edited by -Jonathan Dtigpins, Esgn Up at sis2.Told irs. D. I'd got woerry pressingo business at Woalwich, and off to Old Fish1-street, sihere as werry sportinig breakfiastr c~osisttng of jog~gedl hare, partridg ...

... LONDON, FRIDAY MORS'NIf-- If the accounts received frrom Brest and Toulon be wor- thy of credit, the French Government contemplates naval operations on a large scale. The Quotidienn~e asserts, that ordhers for fitting out everiv sbinr of war in both those ports heave bee n issued by Gove]rnment. The [ec/areur of Too- Ion states, that several shlips of war wvere ready to put to sea in that port ...

... FROMt F'RIDAY'S & TUESDAY'S 4iAZET1TES. . ] },INSOL'i' T~. James Richard Yates, Riohg.streot, XWestmiuistrr, victualler. aANK5LiPTibcY SU}'ERScOED. ,Thomas Wlilliams, Bristol, tailor Johnl Hogg, Worcester, vietualler, BAtOKRUi5TO.-t'RIDAY'. Charles Erersheil, Goeport, soap-manlufaceurer, December 13, J~snuary 13, .at Basinli-til1-street. Solicitor, Cooper, Lewies Hipp-olie J. Doubledav, Minori ...

... -t.se.:Ss-ssl ?? is = - - He god bt'tt ^£rtrS. . . SA.TZJRDXY, .t)ECE3tBEE 24, ISSUE - - - - TO OUR RtEADERlS. V>: gladly embrace the opportunity, which tize seasen of the year nallirds us, of offerinlg our warmest acknowledgments to our Friends and the PuEblic, for the very extensive support with winh;CI THE IBXsTOL MaERCsY has been honoured, and which, wse are proud to say, is cvery wveek ...

... ?row? - COT1NCZI?? SECOND ADJOURNED QUARTERLY MtBTtNs. r ?Jouxcsa-HoUSE, ?? 'I'lsa Town-Council met this morning, pursuant to eli adjourn- - ment flora the 25th tilt. On the names being called O!er the following were absent :?Aldertfleii Bushell,' tYanbjgfor4 illoch, 0. W, 1. ranklyit, and Wait; Councillors Phippen, ni-eke, Maze,, Golili4',Hhlhouae, Moore, and Guppy. **fhe?rowti-Clerk having ...

... ERISTOLr.IN?IWTION. - TAwo lectures have baen'dldeiaetvd'this weekatU the Philosdphical Iiasricnsion, Park-stre'et.-btle Rev'J3otn Willianme, on the Poly- n esian Islands, in-wshfclshelhas-fesideifor 13 S yea rs as ds missionary. jhr Williamns possesses' ah oniarged mind and a philanthr~opic -spirit, combined witha ?? and-of science; and'he has profitably employed lsistalents'ini deseloping a ...

... LONDON, Tuesday, ?? 20. latest advices from Portrigalette are of On tlr C fol OWl rig ilav Esriartero was to air )tirrr dash op in Bil?oa, ?vlriin lic engaged either to K e ii (? o perish in tie at terirp t. We fear there arc few ?he t?ilCC0'5 CeilL-rIllS reserved for adcath so glor ions. em oclesa, it is pos?iblc U at he will en deavo rip to re- * ?? in nba r:rcter hx ?? Ii rig tie ?? rI ists ...

... 3rJstoi ,.A ?? Soelety. . - he furthexhiitioo~rie co~ctk, for coqispetieitn lbr the pre., .rdiums of'hris society, tookc place jresterdy pat the New .Catele Mt !k~eW the day was remnarkably propitious, and there was ajarge sasesembiage o f gentlemen interested in the culirivation of the; soil, anid of farmers from the surrounding sseighbpaurhadd. Thfe show .WAS universally considered to be ...

... ?fj?_%ritol jRflTtW??. SATURDAY, DE?Nzn? 10, ISSO. , ,£,,Z, DEI.AlUL, - $~S A proposition was madle in the Town-Council, yesterday se2'nisight, which is of~ considerable importance. By a re- ferenace to the Thiitoi? C/harities it appears that, in theyear 1606, 'the old Corporation lent to themselves, in their capa- city of> feofibes of Queen Elizabeth's Hospital, the sum of 3000. In 1609 they ...