... onbcn(c. I 2The ?? do not hold theinsslres respansible fbr the sertintents contailned in the Letters of their Correspondents. t CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. To the EDITORS of the MANCHESTER TIMES. t GEsNTLrEPN :-WMay we be allowed, through the medium of your cotisistont journal, to caution thle public agaillst some parties who are going about the town selling what they term the best East India gul. ...

... DiR. VIAUGIHAN'S LECTURIE ON PERSIA. o Ui e On Tuesday evening, the Rev. Dr. Vaughan delivered, at g ,- the Mecllatics' Institution, a lecture on aicient Persia, as v e ilinstrated by the ruins of Pcrsepolis. The lecture ?? e s delivered in connection with the Mianchester Sundaly School ui Union, aid ?? attended by a Ilarge aid(l respect ble aun M d dieuce. Dr. Vaughan said thit the subject ...

... I -- - The New York Correspondent of the Nonacon- formist gives an account of a very interesting case relative to an escaped slave, and of the im- portant decision of the judges before whom it was tried. It appears that in the last week of October the brig Mobile, from Savannah, came to. New York, having on board a runaway slave froni the State of Georgia, confined in the hold of the ship, ...

... LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING. CASHINET COUNCIT..-Sunimonses were issued yesterday from the Foreign Office, by order of Lord John Russell, to the cabinet ininhsters, to attend a cabinet council to morrow (Saturday), at the Foreign Office, Downing-street. The ministers (with the exception of Mr. Labonchere) all remain ill town. MONEY MABRKET.-CODSOS for Money and the Account opened at 9-1a to 9thi, ...

... A NEw WATE'rl COMPANY.-A company has been formed and provisionally registered. under the title of the United Kingdom Artesian Water Company, for obtainingpure water by sinking artesian wells. The wvater used last year by the water companies is estimated at 314,ri)3,012 hogsheads. And it is canculated that, from the ehalk bed on which Lon- don is built, more than ten times the quantity needed ...

... THE SALFORD COUNICIL. ARspecial meeting of the council of this l t'e ' I w l o s e M rc q t morn ing, r.I te A e; v in the absence of the mayor, in tlte chair The proceedlings o the doant sould were read ovr but the y rinutes co thioued alittl e matteot publicimportauncoe. bot. the report Of the Town Hall Anti MahosComiio t reae tht tey hvc d age to let 1 allot s Cl dmtet h ommwigvttee itoVN ...

... THE EXAMINER. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1846. It The advices from the United States received oni Sunday last by the Cdledoniiet, are up to the end of in the month of October. So filr as regards the facts he they communicate, they may be deemed for the most S to its part ullimportant, inasmlluclh as they tell us little that 01 is new, either of transatlantic, commercial, or military it ...

... NOMINA'IION OF SHiERIFFS. Among the viominations of shrliiis for the different colinties of England and( Wales, at tie Count ol Ex- chequer on Tlhu silay week, we lindl the following, vix.. ?? Gerard Leyc stecr,of Toft l-lall, Esq.; Henry Brooke, of Gran-ge, Esq.: Thomnas W\illiam Tattoo, of Witheiishiaw, Esq. Derbyslhire-Joh Bell Cromilton, of Bilford, Esq.; Sir Rolbert Brtlett, of Foreilak, ...

... ?? - -. ?? - . w~ ?? B~dRiLWAY uEAD LNASHIRtE, AND CHsaESeaE .JUNCTION I ?? cpretnoly of cuotting tie first soil in the for- b ?? of this railway was performed by Sir Richard Brooke, t igt fliorton Priory, oin Saturday, about one o'clock. Ttsp til ui shelected for the Purpose Was ill a field at Norton nrear, to ugh Peo rok and the auspicious eveut wvas honoured by that ite ?? was svl fthe ...

... The following report is abridged froin the Diania de Sevilla of the 4th of Noveimber:- Some commercial houses of this city, withl several proprietors and public functionaries, have given a banquet to the celebrated ecollornist Mr. Cobden, wehose reputa: tion is sufficiently known, froln what Nye have before said of him, to render it unnecessary to speak of it here. At six o'clock the day ...

... LA'1'EST 1N''i1LLIGE C. , m [BY EXPRESS.] LONDON, TRURSDAY EVEYING. MONEY MARKET. City, Tivelve o'Cloefs. The position of our West India colonies is at the pre- sent time peculiarly interesting, because they are enter- ing upon a new era of competition with foreign countries, whose staples are produced by the toil of slaves. If, how- ever, the planter in the British colonies has less protec- ...

... I m3ailtoap Itellfience. I We understand that the directors of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway have resolved to form a splendid central terminus in George Square, Glasgow, the front of which will occupy the entire east side thereof. Mr. Hudson is anxious to get the North British Rail- way under his management. If lie succeed, his majesty's lines will extend from Rugby to Edinburg-h, with ...