... .).V1 T)Otrlf A r lEIJ'ZTS - I [{IDAY. COR1N EX4iLI,.Ntfl Th,,iv-' ;i e;vn iif Xllii tvil~ til, t snl tee list oiil i- ill- fl prft in X ii si untmil i ti, itt Lev C'rv? it rti :: 1 , ipti I I o rI ps irnII v~,i A ptesrt~ I XXI 111th,~~~i Oil;o ICR , Mal i ?? it Ibi $ f~ Bail v lvlN i O ils t ,he tr ntl.wa il Ittivs lit..v I i it:, til-oit. iq S ?? M il %I ut (ii C Ii~t~ :It.: u~ii, llo ! ...

... MONEY MARKET and CITY NEIVS. the MONDAY NIGHT. heart MONEY MAD.KET.-PubIic Securities have not duc- ivgree experienced anytchange tronic the closing rates of fi iy Sturay.Console have continued steaydrn h fi rst diny at t5a-4 to 96 ?? Money, ant] 96 to I4 for the the Account. Three per Cents. Reduced c~losed at ?? 96 to thc Three-and-ai-Qrtar'ter per Cents. at 68 to 4 Banik Stock at 208,4 to 9 ...

... The railway market displayed rather extraordinary activity yesterday, and the transactions were an extensive scale, accompanied with an actual improvement of prices in many cases, and in nearly all with greater firmness and a tendency upwards. Among the old lines in request advanced rates may be noticed the Birminghams, Brightons, South Westerns, &c. Among the new lines, represented by scrip, ...

... HOISE OF LORDS.—Yesterday. Present the Lord Chancellor and Lay Peers. Bowbn r. Evans.—This appeal has been before the now si* whole days. The nr.aterial facts of the case have been already reported in the Daily News. Mr. Bctiiell, for the respondents, finished his argumea s morning, and Mr. Turner, on the same side, proceedet with his to the rising of the house, when the furthei hearing was ...

... MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Leicester. J lly 31. The commissions for this town and county were opened yesterday by Mr. Justice Coleridge, Mr. Justice Patteson being left Derby to the civil business. The town calendar only contained the names three prisoners, all of whom pleaded guilty to the offences they were charged with Sharing committed. In the county, the number of prisoners* is also few; but there ...

... SHIPPI NG IN.VTELLIGEWVCER. 10 101 ott7, ?? ft- * Wind'.'ec 4li it ii tic ?? brt 'ileiJ, otli In o for U dfo~~, illeol 1e rx Io ie .n 9VA ' i~il'O ?? Ti y'or 0- I~tsctct .I.i . i lnt'fin QI bo. JU tisiro rici rivedi (liti, n cliijjl By filth, Qyebenti anorni i 7 and Oilid; crew aced. GAr'lo f`ti Ik ta'r i I foln ?? ire I So il e rlk ) it In'I~ t1 -l'iLr 9tr'IA4, trc0n ri iii -ta ...

... LANCASHIRE. Burning Female with a Bar op Iron.—At the Liverpool borough sessions, just concluded, Robert Jeffreys, who was lately committed to trial fcy Mr. Rushton, a charge of having wantonly burnt female by thrusting heated bar of iron from the smithy underneath the print shop at the corner of King-street, South Castls-strcet, through the grating of the parapet, where she was standing, was ...

... BRITISH FUJNDS.-(Closing Prices.) Fr da. Satur. Mond.. Tuee. 9esy Bank Stock, 7 per ?? 208 209 909 O per Cent Console ?? 95* 95i 95 95; 96 L Ditto for ?? 99 9 O 96* at 96 3 per Cents ?? 991 96 960 96 New 3* per ?? 97 - 97 94'96 Log rm. an ?? I0 1 0 1 lo1g I o 8 Ini tc,1j ?? 261 291 260 29'2 lo India Bonds, I,009 25 29 22' Excheq.-bills, lid per diem. 10 pm.1 140pm. 10pmo. 1o pmo. 12 m. l93 ...

... SHIPPING IzVrTILLIGERN CiE. NOTICE TO MA~TINEIlSt. RE~GUJLATION TO ]3E ?? BY ALL SHIIPS ENTERI- IBMti BilREST RIOADS. 131rilisih Consuclacte, lirest, July 24. A c'sec' cwas recentlty f2ued at licrec' tincrs Iin consc'quccrce of inetzieltiag to hrave to whenr hitilecl by lice gnardc ship. To crovestt this rv.'crricwa, it i.s necessary thact cthe following regulation, roccitono to all 1Frchcel ? ...

... iUINLY iARKlE' (and CITY IEIV,'. 'I'lJRSDAY NIGHT. MIONEY AMARicouT.-The F'unds have remnained at the saeic prices as yesterday, Consols being 95i5 for Money, and 9G to for the Account, at wilichl prices they closed. The amount of business done has, bow- cver, been N'ery trifliig.r.TlheThre perpCents. ?? closed at 901 to ; the Tlree-aml-a-Quaiter per a- Cents. at 97 to 93; Bank Stock at 20S2 ...

... NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Newcastle, Saturday. Prescriptive Right Incumbent to Tithes. Knight Clerk v. the Marquis of Waterfoiid.—The right of the reverend plaintiff to tithes in the manor of Ford, this county, from time immemorial, has at differ ent periods been attempted to be established by proceedings at law, without success. In the nt action the representative of the church proceeded not only to ...

... RXAILWAY S. RAILWAY SHARE LIST IoR WEDNESDAY, AUG. 5. Rlailways. Paid. Closing Puries ulsiness Done. Amereon ?? Lb 0 56 dis 10 the Dirlininitiotal & runoivorster 100 12W l? 131 8 I~O.Nelykso. 71,,4 dis.g 171' 3a 39 :214, lie- MIfirmiaZ. nod 001d Jtun(`e s' 01/ 02 pmd6I /a Hlcitnlo[ilid Exete ?? 75 11 P3 7)11 aus 'Jrsto fid loucester . . 30 21 03 rii 2134 ,, tlg ann hie ?? 42so Pill 14 di tint ...