... willthErter. SATURDAY. AUcIUST 3, 1844. in ay es )r. A meetinz of the Town Counoil took place in as on Thursday, but the business wats of very little impor. pi er tance. At the commencement of' the meetiag, the Pi lby Mayor said that some coerespondence had taken place eli te. between himself anid the Board of' Ordintnge respecting th. ,ad the proposed common sewer, but that no deflnite ...

... POSTSCRIIPT I FROM FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTR- BANK ISSUES. This Ga.cite contaius the following returns under the new Act to make further provision relative to the Returns to be made bT Banks of theamnount of theik Notes in Circulation.'- The period is twelve Nveeks prior to the 27th of April last, and the average amount in each case is certified by two of Her A- jesty's Commiasioners of Stamps ...

... &IRiO -?Zepzfavlo & C-Puro avo voot, I P'POM TUESDAY'S r,0o1DON GAZETTE- TlI WAr, OCErr JLRLY 26. 8tih Foot~Sergeant George Carry to be Ensignl wihu ucae emauher, appointed to 61st Foot. cec xvithout purcas tae, * ce, 53rd Foot-Major ind. George M old to be Lieute- ol ?? Nvithout purchase ; Brevet madjor John int Lewis Black to be Major, r ice Gold. yet Tao be Adjutant, vith the rank Ot ...

... SMITHFIELD, RIONDAY, AUGUSTr 5. . 1 ?? ?? .1 - . - I .. it For the time of year the arrivals of beasts up to this si it morning's market were extensive, and of very superior 3 quality, especially as relates to those from the western e and midland counties. Although the attendance of i buyers was tolerably numerous, tihe beef trade, owing to e the bullock supply proving more than adequate to ...

... -rurov'P Voot4 FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. CROWN OFFicE, AUGUST 13. MEimNSa returned to serve in this present PAULIA- STE.NT.-BorogAg of Duflecy-John Benbow, Esq., ot °2;, M11ecklenburgih-square, in the cosunty of Atid- dlesex, in the room of Thomas Hawkes, Esq. who bas aceepted the Chiltern Hundreds. PRIZE MoNey.-The Officers and Company of her Alaaesty's ship Clio, S. G. Fremantle, Esq. ...

... STA.TIONS 0F THE BRITISH ARMY. .e ON 'TH; Lit Aucus'r, 1844. andi Pt Nev y Whber two places are mentioned, the last named is sets1, SI ?? that at whichi the Depi~t of thle Recgiment io stationed. Old y lat Lilt' GdeA-Regent's Park 42nd ;to.-Ilalta; 1. IV. r- i-2nd ?? P'ark lRes. ?? platin, le 1toyal I terse Gds.-NWiudsor 43rd do.-Nlontreal; Carlisle PL, StDtA~tds-canterbury 1441; ?? (7. h. 2nd ...

... By CYnRJU REm1iNt.. By CYRUJS RaDDING. HORACE WArLPOLE.- Walpole hated Ite. I be, l gao Foiothill two or three .years befbre his death. s 1Michiefmlakhig people aunoyed him by saying 1 in- s .eaded to buy up all his nic-nackery (aiSttrawberiry Hill) when he was dead. Some things I might have wished to possess-a gooddeal I wouldnot have taken ! asa gift. The place was a miserable child's box-a ...

... Xzle¢^& 0 2tu J~aVtt Uoft. ?? 1PROM TUESDAY'S LONDON AZETTE. OFFICE OF ORDNAVCE AUGUST26. lorpxs of Royal Ent~qin1eers.-PistLien0tenant Chat. Francis Skyrig, to be Sccond SCaptain, vice Coddioi- Lovell to bel irst LiltCeliflnt, t'ica Styring. BANKRUPTS. Arthur Lett, CommerIOlil, Lnmlmlh. timber.merclit Johni Thomas WVile and Win. iNihte, late of ,sing-hgle'' Cheapside, getleral merchants ...

... (jREAT RIOTS AT P111LADELtti&-DE8PE1%ATE, AFFRAY B1;TVEErN TH1E Ot ius AND NATIT E AttERICAN PARTOEF--CONFLICT WITH THE ,MILITARy-Loss or LirE-Jos SMITH, THS E 1MORMION PaoriUTr, KiILLED. The. Britannia has brought accounts from I Bostou to the llth. E Thecity of Philadelphia had been the theatre of C further riots betwveeu the Irish and tho Native Ame- rican paraies, nrihi9g out of some ...

... namoUoteA2er. SATURDAY. AUGUST 24, li8lL4 Active prujpartiolns are maiking for tile Cere- ?? lit' pireliecilitg iiwciV idiurs to the 49iil llegi., ?? ?? C il ,, 'i y ilert 'thle ptCiiliii. Lion, ii'%ill, itis n- riitied, hle iiy L,'d~y I ?? ed Aiplendidi ti jeun6 as d bail will lie givei byiit'uileera h forC whidt 7(4o ticjket~s ire isenetl. TIwo elegant terni5 lre croci ud for tic (lejcieaai ...

... - - . .. C .. (F!romf tlte limes.) The Irish Repeal Journals are running fa- 11ou1s lengths in tiheir anti.English demonstrations. Thle3 are re'joicing in the bombardnieut of Tangier- on the bare chance of the French power receiving a t stinmlus from that movement, and being led by it into X uiu ambitious collision with this country. 'Theyare. positii'ely -loryingin the vision1ary prospectof' ...

... W.EDNESDAY. AU(3UST Nl, 1844 oili11er sa1: THE ATTACK ON TANGIER. Vses ( Frorn die ''Times ('orresposddunt. ) st1. IVe -- - -thuir Ve'p GBrALTAR, Augutst I1l-By die Itist comniu- tiiul. nijearion you would have received the itnexpected itc- otoe count of the attack otn 'I'angier onl Tuesday, thle 11hh; short thle the solution of which sicp), as declared onl the tl- tlot thle lowiing day by ...