... MRS. SIGOURNEY'S PEACE ADDRESS. The following address to the women of England is from b the pen of MIrs. Sigourney. Need we say any more to re- tl commend it to the attention of all the friends of peace i su this country? to Lctert Jrom mtany ladies int New England to thwose tf Great w Britain. 01 To your eloquent addresses on the subject of amity be- P tween our nations, our hearts respond. ...

... WETSLEYAN METHODIST ASSOCIATION SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. o unidY last, sermons were preached in Pleasant-street I and ?? aud Day Eehoolg CIIPe t , with this body of Christlan, who give Instruction in 00pwards of 2500 children. Yesterday, the children ef the 1ario5s sohool', amounting to 1000, after assembling in the above ed haPel, and listening to an excellent and appropriate ad- reoby thb Rcv.T- ...

... _ 4 ,: The Corporation of Hereford have intimated that, un- less the Great Western immediately proceed .itli the Hereford and Monrmouth, they will petition the Parlia- ment not to pass any more of their bills! There are now about 1500 men employed on the Scot- ?? the Midland Junction lines from For- teviot in Strathearn to Stanley on the Tay-a distance of little more than twelve miles. ...

... THE ?? ?? e We subjoin a complete list Of the new MiniWry, so fat as constituted, in juxtapoiinwihoeo terpo decessors in officel 'the' a6pointments remuaioitgt~'o be made atrm ithe househod -el 0 ?? ADMINISTEa&'ION. PEEL ADMIITA ION d 1- - ?? ~~July, 1840, JmnuarY, 1 !~First Lord of the Treasury.ho .. ?? ?? Ristsell ?? Robert Peel d ir Lord Chancellor ?? ?? . Lord Cotteiham; ?? Lyndhurst. ...

... -, f.,?O xvcxl ?Itdtttiqtlmil ?? ? qlp-- ie ~ ~ ~ niorning last ?? 0analaring and, ?? oti e Fe building situate in Cooper's-row, ocuie y lr a-who were on duty ?? smoke issuing frm tebidng, adte lrmth, r:was immediately comuiae othe fire station. Mr.p~ at Hewitt, with his uulprompiueo ?? sions, immediately reardto thesneocnfartnt ly having under his dietoiaprinoftefr biae ,y with the engines ...

... THE ROYAL VISIT.-rHE INVITATIONS.I - It is really irksome to hare contintally imposed upon us the task of correcting the errors or the inventions of oar conteinporaries We last week made several observations on the suiject of' the dispute, in the Committee of the Council, as to who ought to be invited to the civic banquet on the occasion of Prince Albert's visit to Liverpool. The Rev. ?? ...

... LIATEST INTELLIGEN CE. [B Y EXPRESS.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. MONEY MARKET. CITY, QUARTER TO TnEaE. The duty upon foreign wheat to-day is 5s. per quarter. The market for the public securities has been rather firmer this morning, and there is less fluctuation, arising from the settlement of accounts. Consols have been 95j i for money and time. The premium on Exchequer-bills continue at u1s. ...

... PICKINGS FROM OLD MANCdESTER I 0 :NEWSPAPERS;-No. YUIII. . V HATRED OF THlE Oetlti-The followinglee ish t!e i'Peter, Nettle,~ amd qutotedi from ?? ?? H aro' 3fayeliester' iler-cmoy o o 515 A'acm t* time wvhen.th6.nietiisi h totdites h tt le torn-to piee by otna ed; n l~naacyrn Aupnroar, h ituown ?? usaynx 'a will he performed atteICn' ?? ,yan opera!1 to tht ?? h i onlour rend ?? tl. guii ...

... LAT1 EST; EDITION. I Cl sil Is, SC E; 01 toi JA NI TO OUR iEADERS. Ur Latest Edition regularly contains accurate and fuul reports of gile Walkefield, Liverpool, and Birmingham Corn Markets of Friday, with the Liverpool Cotton Market report of the same day, Appointments of Banh- ruptcy mectings, Pelitioniny Creditors, 'ic. Infact, all te nelws of Friday, LONDoN and DOmlSTIC, including the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY, JULY 10. P The house met at five o'clock. Several railway and other private bills were brought J up from the Commons and moved to be read a first time. C After the presentation of a few petitions, the House 1 adjourned till Monday. r MONDAY. I The Marquis of Lansdowne gave notice that he should I move the adoption of the, Hardirige and Gough Annuity 0 Bills in their ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGEN CE. ASHTON-U1N D E R-LYNE. FREE TRADE REJOICINGS.-The gentlemen of Dukin- field are getting up a public dinner in commemeoration of the triumph of free trade principles. The dinner is to be hield in the course of next week. CHiARTISae.-MOSSLEY.-Some time ago we gave an account of the state of Chartism at Mossley, and stated that the only O'Connorites left in the place were ...

... -V ARIETIES.: S.; - - - - - - - - - - - ^ Its Detegie Hundred, and other parts of ?? (it Essex, wheat harvest comumenced on' Massd , y.1 D~rurd Gegor, frnierly of the Satirist newspftper,i 'as, takctt'the N~wcaetle Theatre. The ~n'es~ndentof the New ~orko'Frieenan'i .T1nfle siatea, thiat Bishop Hugbh3', df Ne'OYdrki, is aboutito be sg5nt 'by Mr. Polk to Mexico, as Spiecial; mbsaor., TRADE, ...