... SERiOUS ACCIDENT ON TILE HULL AND SELBY RAILWAY.-On Monday, an accident of .a very serious nature occurred on the Hull and Selby Reilway, in the depot at Hull, on the arrival of the Leecd and York half-past five o'clock train. The circuinstantes of this accident, as related to us by an eye-witness, were as follow :-On the arrival of the train at the gates opposite to the end of Manor House ...

... LATEST INTEL] IGENCE. Fiiday ilcrnyg, Ten o 'Cloca& IMPORTANT NEWS FROM SPAIN, SYRIA, AND CHINA. Last nighCs papers, bring intelligs nce from Spain, cif Paris, to the l6th ilst. The Moniteur Parisien, of Tues- day, contains the followinng By a Decree of the 16th instant, the Queen has accepted the resignation of the Sancho wilnistry.-By a Decree of the same day. she has named General Espaitero ...

... ON THE ADULTERATION OF BO W By Mr. JAMRS HALKEETT. New Sonn D - -. ~~~~~ .~-urte. rerthshire Iy S, (Prom the Quarterly hurnal of.4grcu1Iue J hi, Having been for the last ten years engaged in the bone - trade, I have had considerable experience in the quality .o. of bone dust, and have been a pretty attentive observer of of its operation on different soils and in different seasons I he shall, ...

... I ' - [The following is a translation of a letter, addressed by Lord Palmerston to M. Guizot.J ,' Foreig pf , Julj 15, L840. The French 'goverrjnent lias received during the whole course of the negociations 'vhich commenced in the autumn of last v'ear, -thezmost reiteratedl 'manifX.t, and iuconlestilde proofs nbt only or the desire of the 'ourts of Austria, Gfeat Britain, Prussia, and Russia, ...

... .materfals for '1 alt . 2 1 ). OLIVIErt BASSELIN.-Vire must be named as being the birth-place of the author of those vaux-de-vire or vaude- villes so characteristic of France: in their origin, songs in praise of wine, but since extending to the length of dramas. Vire is, at this day, a cheerful, wvell ordered place, with the comforts of life cheap, and the objects of interest numerous, ...

... During the present week, Messrs. (Cottingham, Hildyard, and Robinson, the Reviaing Barristers for the 'sVest.Riding, have held tbeir Courts at Wakefield, Hrld- dersfield, Holrnflrth, New Delph, and Halifax. The re. suits of thre revision, rade up to Thursday evening last, will l-gathbered fromn the following tabular statement NEW Ct.AlAMS. ?? ti t). DISTRICTS. B. oubt. l 'Doubt- Orauge Bl fut. ...

... The Corns Harvest, which is now drawing to a close in the northern counties, has made little progress during the present wee k, owing to the damrp, and unsettled weather; and the second crops of clover arc suffering con- siderably for want of suitable weather to make them Itot hay. Saturday 'last Wan, however, a remarkably fine bar- vest day, and an iramense quantity of grain was carried to ...

... me 'e ll Ole Open thrsengho052, Pe ie0; caryin Godsan Week Amount, per 5 -- ?? '~~ending We~ek.I . Gago Pisile S. d. £. a Joint Linle ?? .. Do&iurk.&.Ayr . 2 24122I 3 2.1216;Il1 let Grand Junotion * .12~ 211010 2) I, l8 11 ?? Hull arzd Selby ?? . 2i 7 )2L 221 14 4 ~( ' ,er Lancawe'e&Preston 88 Leedshand Selisy . *- I22 Liverpool & Maur. .. fl~ I23 28 4 1213a 3 2 re D It to B ae k walIIl.. . ...

... LEEDS. gt ot PocE .The motion of M. ThompoEq a jo h lsouctiso of the rural police into the Tpeat-Riin t I-,rkhiire, will be discussed at Wakefield on the 21st Pi instant, ti- The public days at Bishopthorpe, this year, will a be,, Tuesday,, the 8th, Tuesday, the 15th, Tuesday, the th Id, and Tuesday, the 29th days of September. Dinner te ~ ~Jf~pazt five o'clock. ttt ;i'rsT.RtritNGc BREWSTER ...

... PROll OUR LONDON CORRSPONDENT. London, Thursday Evening, Sept. 26. Quarter to Sasn. MErsING TO CONGRIATULATE Di. M'DoUALL.-Last evening a very full meeting took place at the Clerk- enwell eture Rooms, to congratulate Dr. M'Douall Son his release from the iron grasp of the most despicable faction that ever swayed the destinies of an enlightened nation? as the placards convening the meeting ...

... DR. M'DOUALL AT BAnaroa.-On Tuesday last, this distinguished patriot arrived in Bradford, (per c coach,) and was met by a number of friends, who gave him a hearty welcome; he afterwards pro. c ceeded, accompanied by a deputation, to the house of' Mr. James Ibetson, who had kindly invited the worthy Doctor to make his house his home during his stay in Bradford. At eight o'clock, this noble of ...

... PUBLIC LECTURE BY MR. TILLMAN. (From our own Correspondent.) Although the announcement of this lecture was only rl ?le the night before by placard, the large room, by a- son o'clock, was nearly tilled. The room was bril- I. ::tly lighted up, and in varloun parts of the place v .re portraits of M'Douall, Hunt, and others. Motto c'n one was--, For a nation to be fre., it is slfflcient ] tlt she ...