... I lTRJCT mI EriLLIGENCE. - tt TRee ?? Sirraccn.-The insterest ?? ice Bevedley io ?? Tuesdady, by tilea nionnumenat that the Queen's speech would is be telegraplhed to Hlull, printed tit the Pockeet Office, and Mr- ol ceelales ice le-vericy thle, Came evening, was immefnse. Sour Spurrting elutractere ventured to bet that it could not be accom. 3, lelislles, Osed unimbors wote vwetting at thle ...

... LESSONS FOR1 SUNDAY, OCT. 10.-Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity.-Meornjigng-Daniel iii. and Mark xiii. Evening-Daniel vi. and 2 Corinthians ix. The living of Nortlh Ferrihy, vacant by the death of the Rev. Thomas Dykes, has been presented to the Rev. Charles Newby Waivin, by W. Watson Wilkinson, Esq., of Cottinghamn, patron. BANKRUPTCY COURT (WVEDN ESDAY).-Before Mr. Commissioner Ayrton.-Re ...

... I Yesterday, Mr. W. J. Chaplin, late one of the Sheriffs of London-a moderate conservative-was elected M.P. for Saliebury, in the room of Mr. Ambrose Hussey retired. MONEY MARKET, (WEDNESDAY).-The Eng- lish market has been inactive to-day, and no material variations have taken place. Consels opened at 91 to * for money, and 91 to I for the account. In the course of the day they advanced an ...

... IIMPERIAL PARUIAMENT. I he Ah HOUSE OF LORDS. iy. ~~THURSD~AY, JUNEs 24. *5- PORTUGAL. ?? BROUGHAM wished to know whether Count Das Antas and his brother offIcers, would be liberated on parole. e The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said that the British ih admiral and officers were prepared, while durance was on deemed necessary, to treat the Count and his brother officers u- he with every pos-ible ...

... LA.TEST INTELLIGENCE. MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE. WEDNESDAY EvEsrsiG. A subsidence of the panic has been observable to-day, and although the fluctuations in the English funds have been rapid and extensive, the general result shows considerable improve- ment, Console for money opened at 84 to i, and the first transaction was at 84k. From that price they declined to 83i sellers, when, ...

... LATEST INTEL iLIGENCE. A Cabinet Counci washeld at half-past two o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, at the Foreign Office. The Ministers present were, Lord John Russell, the Marquis of Lans- downe, the Earl of Minto, Sir George Grey, Viscount PaInier- ston, Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Earl of Auckland, Sir John Hobbouse, Lord Campbell, the Earl of Clarendon, Viscount Mlorpeth, ...

... LECTURES AT THE LIToRAPi AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY Mr. Addntmq gave his second Ieet-r , -econo lecture ofth teCOurseo, Friday evening last, on the description of thote fore5 c power has been estimated, and called HelectrD o proceeded to show the magnetic forces oebadisa hn a e of electricity was passing through theorn and m urrent the construction of those delicately suspended a 5J0is.jb0 ...

... | HER MAJESTY'S BIRTIWAY DRAWING Roolit.-The Queen held a Drawing Room on Thsurpday afternoon week, in k St. James'i Palace, in celebration of her Majesty's birthday, The reception was the mont brilliant this season. .The doors Of the I palace were openediat One' o'clock, and the cormpany continued fe setting down without the 'slighitest intermission for about two hours, and filled the suite ...

... . ,o prnbi. 11U- FLAX AND COTITON NMILLS. TO Tb ?? OPFTH4f HULL PACKE;T;?' .06rrr-Olserving an erroneous statemtent i n tne ,Eastorn Ceientiev Zarod of Thursday, respecting the iwages paid at ?? ullul Fla;. and Cotton Mslls, I shall be obilged by dyouf insirting iti, your paper the true facts of tbc case, which *arc ati follotws ^ > i i} - .-1 ani, Sir, - , f *: ~Your ebedlent servent, ...

... FRtOM THE LONDON GAZETTE, ERIDAY, OCTOBER 20. JOSEPH MABBOTT, Milton-next-Graresend, printer, to e surrender, Nov. 12, at 11 o'clock, Dec. 9, at one, at the B.lank- rupts' Court. solicitor, Mr. Wilkinson, Nicholas-lane, Loin. bFrd-atreet: official asigneo, Air. Bell, Coleman-strcet- buildings. .JOSBPH RILL, jun., Southampton, builder, Nov. 1, at l l o'clock, Dec. S, at 12, at the Bankrupts' ...

... I (solonia[ aB .foreign 3Entelligence. FRANCE.-TIhe ministry of M. Guizot, which at the termination of the last election appeared so power. ful, is now tottering; and its reconstruction has become necessary to avert its entire overthrow. Some act of the administration gave rise to a split in the conservea tive ranks, and to the formation of a party of indepen. dent conservatives, numbering ...

... GENERALL INTELLIGENCE. NrcW TOWN HALL. AT ?? Monday ho, week last, the foundation stone Of a new Tow, Hall was laid of lby thle mayor of Doncaster, In French-gate, In that town. ea, After the ceremony, the officials, &a., dined together at the New w; Angel Inn. The workmen also employed oil the building were Ti feasted in the true old English etyle. El REDUCTION or TnlE DUTY 0o0 THA.-A meeting ...