... IHE DS.—London, Wednesday Evening. oca correspondent.] The market for the British Securities has been dull during the week, and the business done has been to limited extent only. To-day Consols were quoted 86§ J for money, and 86} for account; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., shut ; Reduced Threes, shut; Bonded Stock, shut. Not much doing iu foreign Stocks; Mexican, 19 to 20 ; Portu* guesc, 25 ...

... Wednesday last, the election of the sixteen repreaaatattve Peers of Scotland took place in E linburgh, in picture-gallery of the Palace of Holjrood. The attendance af Peers was greater than has been the case for some time, there being thirty-one Noble Lords pnseat. The following ere the names of the Peers elected, with the votes, including proxies, for each Marauis of Tweedale, « Visoount wZ ...

... On Tuesday evening. Professor Donaldsor, delivered his third lecture on this art. n» the Collegiate Institution. The Temple of Vesta, at Tivofa, was first reviewed. The Pantheon,at Rome, was the roost magnificent temple o»its kind; the dinme*er 142 feet, and it was larger than St. Peter's, Rome. The interior of this temple was the most beautiful part; the cupola was 140 teet high, and was ...

... THE QUEEN IN THE HICHLANDS. LOCE LAGGAN, TUBSDAY.PiOBWnNO. The Royal party proceeded to the shooting quarter at Loch Laggan Walk shortly after: ten o'clock, and the result was a most succesaful one-sucb, indeed; as to compensate for many previous disappointmeits. The party consiated of hie Royal Hligheas Prince Albert, Lord Palmerston, the Eon. Captain Gordon, and Mr. Ansod , eacb arte witho ...

... SI IFBy OUR USUAL EXPRESS, SIX lOTJRS IN ANTTICIP4TION OF THE LONDINOT MAIL. LONDON, WVEDNESDAEY MIOatNiN. The Congress of the Nations has for the last week been in full operation at Brussels. As in the days of the French Re- volution, mankind have met by deputy to discuss first princi- ples. There is, however, no longer question of political theo- rems, but of customhouse regulations. It is ...

... LATEST INE S. BY SI USRAtL EZPRESS H six HiouRS I-N AIN'TICl:PATIO-N OF THE LON DONN MALIL. LONDON, TF_:-EDSESD MrOR-1N-G. The Queen took a drive in a char-a-bane on Mondav. His -goyal EHighness Prince Albert returned from Portsmonth on Mronday afternoon. The royal dinner circle included 'her Roya] Highness the Duchess of Kent, his Serene Hi-rboess Prince Ernest of Leiningen, Lady Anna Maria ...

... EDINBURGSn GAZETTE. SEQUESTRATIONS. September 17. JoN HEssrts GRaeG, lately writer and insu- rance broker in Edinburgh, presently residing in Dunblane- Creditors meet in the writing-chambers of James Bell, St James's Square, Edinburgh, 27th September and 18th October, ten o'clock. September 17. WVILL1aeL & Tnaotcs GrnMsELL & Co. mer- chants in Glasgow, and at Canton and Honet Kong-Creditors ...

... , The great political movement in progress in Italy, con~. tinues~ to occupy the attention of the public in all parts of Europe. The only sources of reliable information available d from the Lombardo, Venetian, and Neapolitan states, being I private letters and such advioes as are received indirectly r1 through the Pontifical, Tuscan, and Piedmontese journals,I considerable delay and much ...

... . - . _ .. . We regret to say that, in regard to weather we have not had a worse harvest than the present for the last ten years. The pleasure which the luxuriant appearance of the crops inspired some time ago has been succeeded by a feeling which approaches to despondenoy, arising from their present damaged aspect. For a fortnight pest, be. i sides the equinoxial gales, we hove bad, without ...

... I .S4T MOMENTB'OF-THE DuKE DE PRASLIK.,. ' -The P:arisijourtals continue Ahe extracts from the doean- 'mentsc connected wfth the murder of the DuChees de sn 'Prs1in, publishedby the Chamber of Peers. The Mossitr Ottonainaueewand most Important article on the subject F.'-hicb wil be found below), being the confeasicn of the e:. ws'etcbed. ?? to the Duke: Deosaes, Graad bd i Pfireadarl of the ...

... Return of Repeal Rent for the Week ending Monday, 6th September. 1847. Raddinstown, county Meath, per Meaors M'Loughiln and M'Ardlo .. .. .. .. 1 6 0 Longwood, Clonard, county Meath, per Mr J Smyth.. 0 19 8 Kilcook, county Kiidare, per Mr Thomas Murray .. 0 16 0 Rilloncool, Dundalk, county Louth per Mr Edward Quigley, Including 11, his own subscription, and 11, the subacriptlon of James ...

... - . . . . ?? Tb. following are the documents referred to In our report ebsewbere as having been read at the mseetlg of the Irish Council yesterday:_ &ctfn Report of the Sub comeiu;ee oei Irish Msansfactures. The physical and geographical advantages of this island ongh:t long since, In the ordinary course of events, to have madsed It to commercial and manufastudring prosperity. But while other ...