... honour respectfully to announce that MESSRS'. DAWBARN and SON, of 110, Bold-street, Liverpool, *111 continue to be their sole agents for that town, and will have the exclusive sale of this fashionable Coat. Messrs. Nicoll can most cheerfully recommend this establishment any of their patrons residing neighbourhood whi may require, with the Paletot Coats, either Drew or Frock, Trou-era. ...

... PORTUGAL. Account* from Oporto of the 10th instant state that the Junta dissolved itself, and Saldanha and his troops have entered the town, where they are at present in garrison with the Spanish troops under Concha. The castle of Fos is garrisoned English marines. The Duke of Terceira and his fellow-captives, the Marquis of Louie and several other distinguished members of the Junta, have ...

... It Lion of Saturday is the best number yet. eq i n 7 number of J'unch, and must win the if*?* ,® I,terar local hits, and its graphic illustrations are excellent. We cave a few specie, on Friday last, by anticipation, and we third The N, '« ht *' th George the genuine fun. UU are luil Howitt s Journal for the present month contains an Ch f the Han# Christian Ander*rl' POe aBCOm P ankd y » ...

... T VESTRY. TUESDAY. Jul* IS. The Haul weekly meeting m held this day. Present Rev. Rector Campbell, in the chair; the Rev. gecter Brook*; Messrs. Littledale, Brancker, Horaley, Tovnsend, Hand, Johnson, Rogers, Cafferata, Woodruff, Parkinson, Whitby, Ferguson, Riding, Smith, Bennett, Jvainson, Poole, Lewin, Mellor, Watson, and Earle. The Chairman read a letter from Dr. Alexander flsnry, stating ...

... (From the Mark-lan* Ex prut.) We hare now arrived a period of the year when the slightest alteration in the weather has mere or less influence on the tone of the Grain trade ; and though nothing has occurred since our last to give rise to uneasiness respecting the growing grain crops, the mere fact of a variation in the wind from southeast to south-west, and the somewhat less settled ...

... AD ESS OF SIR ROBRT 1EEEL .OTHE ELECTRbS Olt§MWORTH. Sir Robert Peel has issued a very long address to his ,Onstituents, in Which he reviews the events of his ad- ministration, and gives some expression of his opinions 0n the future policy of the country. As this document fil four columns and a half in the limes, it is out of the question to give it entire; We shall, therefore, extract the ...

... I!, 1. , 7. ?eq,? - ?? - - ?? 7.4 ; ?? , .- , , , 7- F .,r , . , :, I ll. - .1 ? ?? y 'I Iacocca I - -A! Adulall Y - e'..u~j~iiaie I ni65 u,.Shaffe-r ovcr: bargiis, anid ireckona ! ?? and hereia rests the difference. .;ifig'rfe5 idu.al nifianhhat.sbook knowledge, and the farmer. . B ?? ls g the proper term; for to say. '+@fhned-uoated woald be unjust and untrue. Be~ . 'the'&dd'atlon ...

... . ?? ?? ?? ?? . . . . . . . . . . . . ErnADsNG.-Mr. Sergeant Talfourd has issued an address lo the electors of Reading, containing a distinct avowal that he will not consent to the endowment of the Roman Catholic church. GL.ksoow.-Mr. Macgregor, of the Boart of Trade, has pat up for Glasgow. If elected, he is to resign his official situation. DEAL.-Lord Paget and Mr. Grenfell are the Liberal ...

... ,. AISCELLANEOUS .SW ?? SAviNG's' BAN~s.-Accordillg to a parliamentary return, isV tlie total anhount of deposits inl&aviligs' Banks on the 20th lat of Novembet last, including interest, was £e31,7.43,250. 'kite number of individual depositors was 1,08sfl383; of da -frienudly societies, 10,474; and of charitable institutions, Onl 12,168. SHKEUiDlAl Kr4OwLE5._Tr. Sheridan Knowles refused rin ...

... LO¢> l. AND PRlOVINCIA'l NEWS. DIRSS1kS9-TIon OF PATR11A.MEX;T.-W.31.}8.n -AI1 I eprl- . . . llAs rOF o PAcnIAAs1E¶.T-.We~iiavc good reso,,s for I ey1believing-thet the ~)tOj intl. will beqjj, hy'on whiclf the dis- lim0u- 0o~i~ifyriiinwl aeplc.il as heeffvumozurod eCS ju *tlatcthe (Elosions would be postpleoi'd till after iarv'rAt; bill 'Ut (i C bef lfet~ t is no foundation foi-rthe ...

... ? ? Varlianiciltarp 31.111telitiylve. ILOUSB OF LORDS, T'I:SDJAY TI. After disposiug of sone, routine bni-,ih ,t p ! aldj ioit e, fit a few ttitr.tt1ts past liV4,. THURSDAY ,j.,, s. Lord uROUGIHAll stuted his inention o U entire tcortOsponflence wihich bad tlsn place re. i i- Welligton sitatue. It 'QS ieu iQ Ihai Ii e been rised by publi Lion olh the iug the statnle or tlCit wi ! nierly ...

... t, LoNDoN, FiRIDAY EVBNI-NG. DI:LAY OF V'rilE OBSEQUIES 0o7 OCONELr,.-A letter has e been reciveid frotn the Rlev. Dr. Miley, dated Sienna,Jnly 3, e 18-17, fromt which we have been favoured with the followiing extract:- W\e Are unforturately detained here by the sulden illness of the hon. ncember for Duntdailk, Mr. Daniel O'Con- D nell. This will explain the enaretemnnps which has caused Ir ...