... London, Sautrdayj Evening, Septemeibr 9, 18:37. ire THE FuNbs.-Thare has been mare eppearitnce of' ag. doing business iii tho English market this week, Ile and the COUS01s ?? R~idVaned ~,occasionod partly [is fiy thle notico issued by the Bank that they will inake ad, advances upots approved Securities at the rate of`4 kper cent. till the 120th of October. ]!Exchequer Bills have advaseed ?? ...

... AIULTUA''l:\ IN P'ARtVO. A bov was sintcul(M t, I bll vewell tecently hby tse boX julStiCCS of tlie peaCe' sill' Steilitlg it 1paIil' of bl'eculles be- lt lltt' to ;2 sultliro wit b lircelles wcre declared Senti , ll kilo comtilttltlt to 1)e ihe plpartly of ber Majsty qu ( ueenl . ictorii J,-in ni,,r vords, her 31 ajest ) o lbiceci4.- O)l I'ridl ,y Aw iust 25 a nurtlerouls mieelt- I2 ' c- eel ...

... ?? 3i'tt'liorglEce. Sp'A rN. OI1DEAOX, Sept. 1;;.-lhe protearder had morch- pin ed by Frilts tid Carette upl el (Ceonce, followed by Gen. Espartero, who entered the list manted town ii the oveoiig of thie 8tb, having forced the eneny to retire. 'I'hte sanle despatch contahits intelligence Iron] Lis- nI bon of the 3d, with wvhich our readers are uiruley nc- till qTaintuedl. cul ...

... ?? tellutgeltre. DUTCH INDIA. he Under the head l Btavia.. May 9, we read- ree News has been received herc from the Mloluccas, of that on the 21st of .Tanuary, about nine o'clock in the as evening, there wasa terribleearthquakein the islands ld- ofSaparea, Unrocke, and Noessalant, which wassuc- v- ceeded by less violent shocks on the following days. is) 'TI'e damage done to the ...

... W'e understand that the following has been exten- sively circulated by the secretary of state for the home department:- Directions for making a wv11 or codicil, required by stat. 1 Victoria, c. 26, sec. 9, To be observed after the end of the year, 1837:- 1. 'The will orcedicil must be signed at the foot or end thereof by the testator. 2. if lie does not sign, it must be signed by some other ...

... RlE'T'URN OF CAPTAIN BACK. ~r- Lit 'Tle coeritge and dauintless intrepidity witht which ,is tilie alh p's company endeavoured to estruanictif Cte ob- sti is'oles; oppised to titeit efforts by thle eblenale, anid tie fa Iaitdangerous consequeetts resulting (r-ot an ite~eenertions, wetsealmost incredible; anti, ittdeed, ()I ieir rethrnalter ant albsencerof'12 mrontlislie grette Icr ct part ait' ...

... (Froma the Anatomy of' Gaining, in Fraser's appr Magazinte). he I 1 will detail a few cases or destruction by gaming, tilw from liy own per~onni knowledge. Uoing sante way ti back, the first that occurs to my mind, at this momment, led is one of a gentleman who shot himselt, in London, a err( few days after Sinolensko,. the roce-torse, won the me' ESDerby Stakes. It happened that I was ...

... LORI) ASULEY. If any thing can accelerate the progress of the growin)g improvement in the political feeling of the country, it is the addresses of tlhe Conservative candidates to the electors of almost every county and borough in the kingdom ; for though what is uttered on the hiustings may be lost in the clainour of the Radicals, it will find its way through the press to every fire-side. Of ...

... T1V TO THE 11101T HIONOURtABLE LORD VISCOUNT Mitu- re [run 1I000NE. e of M v Lord,-I toiir thlrsibertyofatldreesing you~nnd NV 11Y' ofredlitg thea ?? ofthe public too subject which tt'1 irch semsn ti~ have been too little thought of' by both. I of ce- allud to thle notable oxpedierit of selling thre rova~l oil tuic stud irv public atuctions, without exception even olthte m onl beatiful ...

... 'TIHE BISHOP OF NORWV1CII AND) HII'i CLERGY. (To the ElitsoriJ the Standard.) Sir,-In your extract fronti the Norwich Dletrctin, it sappearsthat after lie:n talla:ioneolthenewly-appoiated S Itttop, his lordsoip dinedl wilh his clergy, having him- -elf' pteacied a sort of 'iui ugural sermon for lie lbene- fit of the Society for Piomoting Christian Kinowledge. As in address delivered before 300 ...

... POCRTF:1OLIO. SCRIPTIY 'I , I ILUSTRATIO.NS. disc U.vst ?? ty any inealls, athen r have yreached to others, ilt a I Inyself should be Cmst ?? CoL. ix. 27'. Lest, alter hativig served as an lheraltd, I shoiuld Vitti be disapproved. (PalapIr.) [ thought it of im- cess portnnce to retain the primitive sense of these yym- metl naisite expressions. It is well known to those vho tbe t are at sll ...

... DREADFUL STEAM.BOA'T COLLISiON. THREE LIVES LOST. - An alarming report reached London at an arly - houron Tuesday morning, that a collision had taken y a between two steam-vessels near Gravesend; al d rs it was even reported at Lloyd's that an menserloss ra .g of life had followed. Thle news spread like wildfire c Z through the metropoli. and several steaners having le been named, the greatest ...