... most favoured nation '' may now, it appears, be considered at end. The Spanish Minister accepts, and declares the willingness of his Government to abide by, the interpretation of the existing treaties insisted upon by Lord Aberdeen, still reiterating, however, the various reasons before assigned for the view of the matter taken by Spain. Lord Aberdeen has repeated the arguments already urged ...

... across the Atlantic has only served to prove this happy truth. The national mind is shaken in its faith of glory. The national honour, it is thought—and we trust the opinion will pierce and enlighten every nook of the empire—may be preserved without the aid of gunpowder. The bellowing, brutalising ratio regum— think of the reasoning of forty-two pounders! is condemned as a mischievous, ...

... L ONDON, FPu 7.-Wind this d(ly at seven, pin., S.W., light blreee n md fi ie. iDEAri.L, Vlm. 1:-Arri ed tihe Cleopatra fronl Demterara, Jiarillnni trout St. Jtilais, -Niw ?? ik. Arrivetl ti'ioin thle river, the Sir fleey flardinige tbr toulbrhy, with loss of jib-lrnsm. Arrived friori the river and sailed ?? Blriealore for Chiall, Il'lntagullet for Cal- eatt a, ts'-v Anti r h Metdras, ...

... jsIIl-ll.V(; IX TEL FlGENCIS. r 1, ;. 1;,1 I ?? l M 1.1;t . I I i A 1,>j11, ,1 IMtt 1-itlIl.vcSe 1}1il-tRs, P4io NI:n;iktef t 'A V , 1t i l l.wib . i';c I f 0'-' I ' V flit,(, , ts.,, Pi. lf : ; ti .1: ,SI hit,:1:1 i~~i~tsNivtO ?? Q::lt' Lo- --Is r B1 ...

... ,'l'lE/VIE OF TH1E BRITIRSH CORN TRA.DTLJTURIYGV TIlE1HPST WEEK. it The tratde in Wheat tins,litore our last, maintatined a very i-firrm tonle; and thlou-li t1 ll it- ille'rs It te acted wvith mluchl cattontar, prices hare titiendl uwur ttds t it Sevral of' the lead- fli- ?? mintrlets. iC Ili liii- tlu-ricul~tural di-triets the ri-ie lls lie-n sointoshtit it vreater thoul ot lilt- chit-f ...

... HI-P P pI[VG IN TELLtGBEN CE, ilT'rtINtIS OF TIlE OCEAN. I p-lllo iasto hsoit pieksitd sp oia ?? coast. a ad I forwtrdd to m noydsb tho Frenc-h soosol JulYi 27, 1040 '-Ito- bise t Ie, n ifLOD(rto, lioin Motatoorg, hloimt is .1al icle~, il lo.t. -ii tO N., twig. 13 W. lii isjet~j- 6r trying thu libottle experimientt, is wvith 1hu liopo0 I u llnt 0th in dan snhltei it is pietsp orli poot Iwo ...

... SIJAJLE AlA IUCA'J'?. Lls l vn l((r. 1'1 . r;--A fair amtionl:' of Ila-sinis Lao ?? bet a nliagw to-div., anti prtics s re tironl r. ~i~rlieniii-td,.1 rn- Ln.Ilea-i.i.- ,tade ?? ter, 3b>. -I pain. I~i,-kiliait~lisiliir. rii ?? l prom.;i: ?? .-*r anti ?? Ildt' Shiario, 2*l - D. n1v :!iid l'reini, 2' pci a. Eal.t TLincuzlip-l i:i{ ?? io ii gwreatl. ( rod 1 dliiction, 25: d1itto, Quarit r gi~ileq ...

... RA ILWAYS. RAILWAY SHARE LIST Pon FRI DAY, F1,ll. 20. Rtailways. Pi.CoigPrieus~ jbiluslea DOw.' ill .,Jeen1 ?? lo . p 'otrili~neanIandG1')uceet.. 100 1123 127 exd 128 6 1Dc N~w (1s55. 7 1/ d i).. 1 714 So 32 exd3 s,,uli.ang~,d 0af. Jiioct. 2 4 3l On ot ?? 70 80 80 188 7 drlitol VInd k4loueesivr 30 S 23 25 a tacpk im~ianisira ?? 429, ?? aii ?? 1 Ito '4 shares . ?? 2 4 I' 0 ?? ?? ;, I 1i, 3li j ...

... LIVERPOOL MIARKETS. COTTON MIAIRKET. Fini. 7. The sales to-day are 5,000 bales. Prices contilnue iin istoged aidtt tle llarliket closes quib-tly. ItEVIsEW OF THE LVERPliOOL. C(WrrN IMARKtCET FOR THE WEEK END- a.s(i r;n. ;. We hlatie hid a v-ry gooil gs-neral sleniafid from the tradil Illi Ivetk, 00il5 tile toiarKet, tiloilgig freely supplied, bas been mcnliuh mos regiular aad steiady iii price ...

... LM'E. EST lifVT ELLIGENCtE. GuY, SxTU1iDkY EVENING. The Accouuntant-Gencral has made further purchases in Con- sols to dny, but they cle stupplied by the brokers, and not by the jobbers, colsequently they have had but little influence on the Market. ns hta ata h It is quite evident by tile Bank returns, that as fast as the money has bee paiid iu, the Bank has been compelled to lend it out, ...

... between the hours of one and half-past two, p.m., the whole' garrison was on foot, and in a few moments all the gates of the town and the bridges on the Wartha were occupied by numerous detachments. Cannons were levelled on the great square l'Artilleric; the great square Guillaume was occupied by detachments of cavalry and infantry, with two picces of ordnance ; detachments walked the streets, ...

... of which we wish, rather than hope, he may avail himself. Not one syllable has been said having either the intention, or the tendency, of showing that his three years' sliding scale makes the measure more palatable than an immediate repeal of the Corn-laws. This procrastinating portion of the scheme is either treated with contemptuous disregard, or elicits the censure of those on whose support ...