... TgE TURY-OUT AT ASHTOY-UNDER. ZLYIVB. [1RO't THE lt ZARCOHIBTER GUARDIAN.1 I Ve give below particulars of the occurrences at Ashton- cler 'Lvno eice, our last pubifeation, from which it will ho ,en tbat the turn-Ollt is general throughout the mills of t-at town and of the adjoining township of Dukinfield, but bha not extended to any other part of the nelghbourhoooi. far as we are enabled to ...

... I HO1USE, OFr LORDS-THURSDAY. mewn PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT,. - hat The House of Lords was opened to day at a little itfter days twelve o'clock, and immediatelya8 considerable number of to tb ladies were ad'mitted, and occupied the benches usually a Tp- M] propriated to the pieers. Several seats were reserviedT or . peeresses, who caine rather later. Long before two O'clock Mi the strangers' ...

... .-0- [FROM THlE ANTI-DRBEAfl-TAX CIRCULAR.] u A bill has passed the House of Commons, and may be b said to be virtually the law of the lend, allowing the free oJ exportation of machinery. The last femnant of the mono- poly system, so far as rwports are cenecrued, is therefore swept from our statute-holk. We ore free to sell what we like, md where we please; and why not to buy? Con V there be ...

... (COT'A(GIONV OF PLAGUE, CAl 120, J UNa 268. Sosn very important results have beenobtained by tbecom- missioners who have been sent by the Russian government to this country, in order to make experiments as to the con- tagion of plague, and the means of arresting the propagalon of the virvs. One most satisfactory conclusion has been already come to, and, if nothing more be done, that conclu- ...

... ~PRINCE ALBERT. Saturday being the anniversary of the birth-day of his RoyalHighness Prince Albert, when his Royal Highness completed his twenty-fourth year, having been born on the 26th of August, 1819, the morning wus ushered in by merry sale from the bells of the royal parish churches of Sc. ? St. Margaret, Westminster, and St. Mary Abbotts, Kensington, upon whose steeples the royal Si ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. THE REGENT OF SPAIN. The Marquess of LONDONDERRY said that he rose to put a question to his noble friend the Secretary for Foreign Affairs, of which he had given notice, and which he trusted hio noble friend would answer. It wasquite impossible that the house and the country should not feel deeply intrested in the course of events which recently had taken place in Spain. ...

... T -- DT - N! THE8i DBBT OF PENNYYAtA rAX.:4 We copy the following letter from the Philadelphia Courter and Enquirer, received by the last arrival from the United States:-- ANDALUSIA, JULY 20.-I hive, as you know, post- poued the discussion of the Pennsylvania debt whilst there was a proj ect of exchanging some part of It for the public works. That, however, has failed; and as the last Legisla- ...

... WINDSOR-MONDAY. The Queen and Prince Albert walked this morning In the Home Park and Slopes. Their Royal llighnesses the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, and the Princess Alice, were taken an Hai- ing in the forenoon, and in the afternoon the Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal were taken a carriage drive. ThiseafternoontheRoyalpartyrode out into the ( reat lPark. her Majesty and the ...

... T'HE ROYAL NAVY. --O (1ROM THE HAUPSHIBE TtLIAiRAPH.] ol PowrbslouTa, Aut usi 2.-TheDevastation(steamler), Commander Robinson, was at Constantinople on the 8ch tl ult., attending on the English embassy. She had steamed, o since being commissioned, upwards of 30,C000 miles, aBu her machinery (constructed by M~audlay) was not in the tl least deranged. The Frsncb toroe at thle Turkish capital e ...

... -(PRO,1I A C01rtFSI'0lDs)BT.] fle il1ij Thle numbers 8, 9,. and IU, of the I-Commercial tanri corn sud regulations oft the severiti states of Europe a nd Amenfrical, and together with the commercial treaties between Eriglatnd dice and foreign countries, presented to both Houses of Par- in II Ilament, by command of her Majesty, the With of July, upo 1843, euntaiia much valuable informatioti as ...

... LORD PET AND TH COPEASTERN I COUNTIES RAILWAY COMPANY. To ma DITOR r ~5-4.bR ING CHRONICLE. SIR-I have hitherto refrajlnd~from noticing the variu mis.statements which have from time to time appeared in journals connected with the railways, and isithe Essex and other newspapers, respecting the transactionl whChmhave passed between the Eastern Counties RailWayCopn and myself; but I am induced to ...

... 21,7 LONDON GAZH'TBI of FRIDAY, A'gwt IL I ma_~~~~~~ WHITEHALL, AuG. 10. The Qusen has been pleased to grant unto John Town. kaeid, of Lower Groavenor-etreet, in the countv of bliddle- seard of Chatteris, in the Isle Of Ely aSid coun~ty Of Camlbridge, Esq., one of the burgesses in Parliament for the borou h Of BOdmiu, her royal licence and authority, that be anti his issue may discontinue thie ...