... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... ATTEMPT OF TWENTY-SIX CONVICTS TO BREAK OUT OF MARYBOROUGII GAOL. (From the Leinster .Express.) On Thursday evening, about half-past five o'clock, 26 prisoners, under sentence of transportation, endeavoured to effect their escape from the gaol of Mlaryborougl. T'ie following are the circumstances connected with the ?? seems that several prisoners were return- ing to their respective wards from ...

... Soon after one o'clock on Monday, an explosion, involving the loss of at least four lives, took place at the machine-tool manufaetory of Messrs. Smith, Beacock, and Tanni,,t, it Hlolbeckhstreet. At the time stated, the engine-man had just returned from dinner, and it is said was in the act of feediig the fire, when the boiler burst with a tremsendous explosion. The roof of tie building was ...

... 11cTO THE EDITOR 01F THE TIMES. im 1SIR-I hope you will, in justice to those who have np. Ari pointed a general collection in the chorehes on the 17th, (the hts day of the Thanksgiving,) and still more in pity to the un- cm happy people In the western districts of Ireland, who wiill we again perish by thousands this year if they are not relieved, the publisha the accompanying statement, ...

... ?? 10%l FROM THlE LDON GAZETTE TlNTS._ rRIDAY, OCTOBER 8. GEORGE jOHN GALABINi, BarttlomewclsPin to surrender Oct. IS at half-past 1f ' o ri Bankrupts' Court: solicitor, Mr. Smithc , BV '25 1th official assignee, M r. Bell, ?? a.otree t bul G r ee'at l 1PTlIlKkAir.Bell 1111,l BiudasingbOct. 19reet rptcyOM olcitor, MesN Park-rosad North Brittof chan t, Oct.tl Isc No v. 10eX, na: half-past 12 ...

... DINNER TO SIR ROBERT PEEL| I ~~AT LIVERPOOL.I Sir Robert Peel arrived In Liverpool on Friday last, on a visit to the Mlayor. After dining with Mr. Charles Lawrence , at Mozley Hill, on Thursday, passingthe night there, Sir Robert came into Liverpool about eleven O'clock next morning, in Air. Lawrence's carriage. He employed the earlier part of the day in 'surveying St. George's Hall, the ...

... LESSONS FOR SUNDAY, OCT. 3-Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity.-Morning-Ezekiel xx. and Mark vi. Evening-Ezekiel xxiv. and 2 Corinthians ii. M. T. BAINES, Esq., M.P. for Hull, arrived here yesterday, on a professional engagement to decide a ?? left for arbitration in this town. CIIINA TRADE.-The ship Wanderer, of this port, Capt. John Priest, arrived out at Hong Kong on the 2th June, all well. ...

... DISTRIC'r INTELLIGENCE. I D1R IFFIELD. McErtAN5ICS' INSTITUTE.-Thse committee of this involuahle tssociatio,, desirious of giving the arivibers every possible op- Iottunoty and means of obtaining knowledge by an enlargemeslt of tbe library, the purchase of seieotific apparatus, &c., has re- Cently solicited, by circular, the aid of a many of the influen- tral roiabitarts In tire town and ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, &c., IN MIUt. On Monday, a portmanteau, the property of the Rev. iti. Paget, of Welton, containing a quantity of wearing apparel, was stolen from the railway ?? Saturday afternoon, about balf-past five o'clock, a labourer named Edward Anderson, residing in Finkle-street, was crossing over the Humber Dock bridge, as it was being closed, when he accidently got his foot ...

... I LATEST. INTELLIGENCE. I MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE. WEZDrSDAY EVEEI:DNG.-A great revolution having taken place in opinion on the practical results of the relaxation of the Banking Charter Act, the market for public securities was very unsteady, with a downward tendency in prices. Consols com- menced for the account at 831, were done at i, receded to 82J, and finally closed at 82J; ...

... XD }A5t 1-4R1' Watrts AND EAST-RIDING XTIMS. HULL, FRIDAY, OCT. 22,1847. AI.MOST every column of our present im- . pression has some reference to the unprecedented al money crisis. Firm after firm is obliged to yield ti to the pressure. Our Merchant Princes, one after so another, through causes over which they have no r control, and to the bringing about of which they tc have in no way ...