... z¢ILTU2Z RN PJarve. -. ?? According to the weekly returne of the idacric of Enigland, piub- hished on Friday, the amiount of notes In nelual eirculrtimn, in the week endilyg Satur~day, Sept. 2.9, iircluiding seven days and other bills, ovas X19,1445Oil, ail increase during; tle week of 4~2,32:the amount of gol an silver coin ajj birliio la i the hands of the Bank, 115,201,3S3, ani increase of ...

... Motrict ISTeluo. ASHITON. OPENING OF TrE NEw THEATRE.-On Monfday evening last, this place of amusement was opened, under the ma- nausenent of Mr. XW. S. Foote, who has this season secured the services of a respectable company. The opening pieces were The Gnamester and The WTonder. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dillon made their first appearance this evening in the cha- racters of Air. and JIUrs. ...

... GREAT BRUTAIN. OTR POtL.OWPIto 1O A OUM.wMOiiY Of THN D&ILT RETeeNS 07J Pr.2Tni e RNol ClIOLIieA AiD oiAlhtR q(A Ot 'CitE LERAI, DBhAi§D .1r c . ?? Ol|;-T t S . _7 , a ?? t _ __ ?? __ _ ?? Q,_ __ n London and voinlity ?? . 1 i . . t Eni jitod aud allsle .. . 134 ri 44 lo st ] 40 O IC tla d , . . t. .. 1! . 2. . ,, Total 2nl1 71 Jl' t - 1, LOaNDOX,-Tbe reorrality from choiera nfow rapdl ty e ...

... TO THIE READING PUBLIC. The unknown indiv!idual w ho addresses himself to a- the public in this letter, avows that his object, end, g and design therein is, to endeavour tot produce in r their minds a conviction, siailar in its kind, to that which arises in his own in respect of Adamn Smith's a celebrated worki entitled- An inquiry into the nature and causes of ?? ?? is, that throughout his ...

... -: The usual weekly meeting of the Board of Guardians was held on Tuesday last, when the following gentlemen were present:-T. B. Addison, Esq., in the chair; 'Rev. Y. Owen Parr; Dr. Winstanley; R. Lawe, Esq.; R. Newsham, Esq.; Messrs. P. Robinson, P. Dobson, J., gnowles, G. Knowles, Blackburst, Abbott, Carlisle, Sut- too, Gorf.D1 Dawson, Tuson, Abraham, Satterthwaitc. The relieving officers ...

... Apfftt of ?? Vvt%%. L-; CAN vE FIIGHT -HOSTILE TARIFFS BY FREE l l.:lMPOTS 7- (From the Economist.) In our last number we published a compeuative 'state c mient of the exports of the United Kingdom in the years r 1847 and 1848, to each of the different countries of the world. Among the many, instructive. facts which that 1 comparison illustrated and Iboulgtt to light is one .which cannot but ...

... -?Rrftclvftcaia? 4vc. sq, toriod., galit BIRKENHEAD C0OMISSTONERS. in y hr.l The monthly meceting of this bs'iy was held on Tuesday1 wrig ?late evening last, proscut,-Mcosrs. iBryans, (chairmian) CIreue, invei 'ork- FOX, Golbornle, Pike, Ita ns-ercrft, BSatbhens-, G1sgb, Liglitbou an, printc gant Watson, Colson, Miles, Ilia, .f. Laird, Apipletoni. with serLE, Trim proceedings of tiss ...

... x:ttpi-,,d- very ofre - ?? i'i~T E SP ?? have last Y 1 Mr. Rowlandson, the secretary of the Liccarisa Victualears' isoeu is, h C SO~iety, eas the Illy Person, [at the preliminary crt~im,1100. Of prurrolla 8 inqstiry,] amiongst ?? of 300,000 inhalbitanle, who opp-~seed -jj the moeasure, and that on scientific grounds ?? oftA1 0 Wateer Volrnmitice to the Council. To t; I . Reatoived,-.That it ...

... 'The Parochial 'Water Committee has had manyv sittingg; istt Lhe most important oractical step yet 41 e taken has been the appointment of a deputation to p e Glasgow, on the subject of the monster contracts for e pipes, the total order fisr which, if completed, wvill P ocost X175,000. Ots the part of the Town Council, t, the following resolution was adopted : At a meeting of the Special Water ...

... | C ROBBERY:o O A |LWAY An extensive robery of valoabie parcels I onveyed by. ?? Western Company, from South .Walee and al Cpari*s of ?? of England, tookplace a few days back. On Thursday morIbig, the mail train by the 9reat.West- ern leaiiway, leaving Plyimouth at6 25 pm., on thepre- vious evening, and calling atjthe in .-,town the route, arrived at th Paddington term iisiat 415 a.m., laden, ...

... O'CONNELVS SONS IN PARLIAMENT.-In the passages we met and were introduced to Cobbett, who, like some of ourselves, was then for the first time in parliament, having been just returned for the newly-enfranchised borough of Oldham. Some-at least I may speak for one-of our party felt no little interest at seeing and speaking to -that singular man, whom hitherto we had only known by his powerful ...

... THE HOME SECRETARY AND THE s. RELAY SYSTEM. . r rll - tq w ?? - - . . - - . ..1 -, % T..s. The following correspondence of Mr. I-orner with the Secretary of State, on the subject of the working of young persons and women in factories by relays, hias been for- warded to us for publicatiotn:- My eudceavours to enforce those provisions in the factory act of 1Stl which were framed for the purpose ...