... AlvrI.coc t LAW LECTURE. on jhlordav evening last, John Brown, Esq..-delivered it S second anid concluding lecture, on the subject of the I ornilawsa, at the. Assembly-sRocm, Prince's street, to a 5sO~5and, indeed, crowded audience. ,fh, appearance of the lecturer on the platform was, as on former oca'1,bie with the most rapturous shouts thelaue ad is ddrsswas warmly cheered throughout. Of ...

... RIULWIAY ZNTEL!IGENCE. GiRAT WESTmRN RAiLWAY.-A letter in the Timeg says-- Unless the reportasof the lasit fatal accident on this rail - way were fallacious, a promise was made by the directors that, they would in future canse an 'empty carriage to be placed be- tween the engine and the first passenger-carriage. I have lately made threejourneys on this railway, and have. net found any schs ...

... ?a?toz ?ercur?. SATURD?I Y, OcTonz#'-i? 17, 1810. FRA NCE. .r. TijianS has replied to Lordl Pidmnerston's note of !the 3i0th of August. The document is of great length, and though cool andl courteous in tone in comnparison With what might have been anticipated from the frantic ravings of the C'onstitlntioninel (the journal un- der the especial control of M. 'I'hiers), it yet con- ,tains a good ...

... ;TlE i OW Fi T ST. a), , i,,, ; ' C#. - .. sns~b'ns~ z~eXf .. . ' .. . ,9o~~~.tryfreein the 'Larges Oe~efnefr.t ,z 'Thl Af~ahl dst.6eis '1,nitlpa iioble qf anocient fam Il ned great poncssionis, iiad to is one son and a daughter. His slin ievsseadifld '000 Eplaule, a lady who had one daieghtr bj. a ?? with thle Couut de Longauhay. ?? thepa:iaeb6 arrievdat 9`I fitting period ofulif, a ...

... PIWOVfNGWAY, ZNTELLZGZNCE. SOMERSETSHIRE. CASE OF STABBING, AT. BATH.-After a long exa- mination on Monday, before the mavor, Gay, the painter, was fully comnmitted to take his trial at the ensuing assizes, for stabbing Charles Clark, plasterer, of Holloway. ILSIINS'rER.-Oi Friday' uigili-'I ast somne thieves stole, from a field belonging to 'Mr. Gore, affarmer, of this tows, three bags of ?? ...

... i 3:RSTOL TOWN-COUNCZL. WEeNESDAY, May 6th, 1840. 1 The usual Quarterly Meeting of the Council was held a this day. t The Town-clerk having read the minutes of the former s meeting, t The MAYoR briefly announced the heads of the subjects to s be taken into consideration, and in so doing said, in order to facilitate the'proceedings, and to meet the convenience of members, it had been determined ...

... SATURDAY, AYr 9, .1840. TO THE READER. t Dry, fold, and cut your paper previous to perusing it. We earnestly request our: Advertising Friends to forward their communications as early on the Friday as possible; our arrangements will, thereby, be greatly facilitated. LORD STANLEY'S Irish, and Lord John Russell's English, Registration' Bills are very characteristic of the motives and impulses ...

... 'SCHODLS:S .N THM . ZNGS. To the Right I dnshipfuf tire Mayor, Magistrales, and Gentry 'of Bistol and C1ifion. Genstl~ehsni;'ja ?? origin of the schools esta. blished in ,te Dings has never, I believe, been fully laid before you.' It is, ny intention, in this letter, to lay such I statementtbefore th'u6piblic as cannot be cortrsdicfted. My i reason for doing so, ist show tre important results ...

... MATEST X-TET.ZGZNCZ. I O NDON, FIuDAY MoZNING, The Paris journals of Tuesday very generally ar- rive at the conclusion that there will be no war this time. Everything now indicates a pacific settlement of the Eastern question, so far as relates to the go- vernments of England aud.-Frnce. The obstinacy of' Mebemet Ali has both disappointed and irritated the President of the Council, ieho ...

... The Burglary at South Wraiall. In our last wve mentioned the apprehension of's person named lRoberts, carrying on business as a waotcbmsker at Bath, for having in his possession a quantity of the plate whlichl had been taken from the house of John Awvdry, Esq., of South Wravail, Wilts, on Thursday, the 22nd ult. Since then seseral other parties, supposed to be concerned in that most daring ...

... Fore1?fl aud Domestic Zntoligencc. IMPORTANT NEWS FRtOM CHINA. An extraordiiiary express from M~arseilles reached the metropolis at an early houir Thursday morning, bringing despeatches from China and Indlia. The dates of the despatches and papers furnish intelligence from Canton to the 10th October, and from Bombhay to November 30. The war with China proceeds with energy, and each step its ...

... A. 1 ?? CABIN B UY.; Extract of a letter from an ohicer of the Robert Sialtl, dated in that ship, off the Cape of Good Hope, the 20th of Oct., 1839. TheRobertSinati sailed from London last Adg. A very singular case has been discovered on board our ship. We have detected a young lady in the person of a sailor, who has done duty with our crew from the time. we left the Thames; until it was found ...