... The number of fat beasts to-day was somewhat limited; the , quality of most of the animals was tolerably good, but there . | no improvement in the price. The supply fat sheep f was about the same as that of last week, with a slight impiove ment in the demand. There was scaarcely an average supply - of fat pigs which were readily disposed of. Beef made trom 4td. sd. ; Mutton, 4Jd. to .id. ; ...

... Mekai Straits, Monday Afternoon. This afternoon the linal lift the Britannia tube took place at .1 o'clock, the permanent level of 11)0 feet above high water mark having been successfully attained Saturday, when its ultimate elevation was enthusiastically hailed from all parts of the works with cheers and a succession of salutes. _ This additional hoist three feet had to be made, and was ...

... Ditto accidents • 0 Ditto accidents - .10 Ditto dead - - - 1 On the Books - - 268 Ln the House « . 72 Inoculated for Cow Peck 0 HOI'SI VISITORS FOR THI NEXT WIKK : Messrs. S. Smith, Esq., and Co., and Mr. Stevens. rIIVSIL-lAN AND SURGEON FOR THE NEXT WICK. Dr. Heygate and Mr. Gisborne. Second Donation of New Linen from Lady, for Female Patients. DERBY DISPENSARY, OCT. 2. Free Members on the ...

... I John Fletcher, of Duffield, to hard labour for two months, for poaching. . ~ , , Peter Gill and H'm. Blake, of Dronfield, to hard labour for one month, for assault upon Mary Crofts, John Crofts, : and another. 'J'hns. Mills, two months, for ditto. If'm. Elliott, from Derby, to hard labour for three months, for vagrancy at Ilkeston. Carlinr, George Brown, and Samuel Allen, ot ?nir: land to ...

... vacant about the Court Keeper of Her .Majesty's privy purse (salary 2,iH)01. per annum) ; treasurer of the household, and secretary to his Koyal Highness Prince Albert; treasurer and cofferer to his Royal Highness the l'rince of Wales, and member of the Prince's Council for the Duchy of Cornwall. Mr. Anson was private secretary to the late Viscount Melbourne, during part of the tenure office ...

... A Maiden Session.—On Saturday, a session for the City London was held at the Guildhall, before the Lord Mayor, Recorder, &c. After the grand jury had been sworn, the Recorder said he understood there was business to laid before them; yet at the same time it would be necessary for them to retire to their room. They were shortly after recalled, and discharged, no bills having been preferred ...

... Oct. 2.—Sydney Oxen, charged with being drunk and - disorderly in the Coru-market, was convicted in the penalty of ds. and costs. Oct. 3—l'etfr linker, charged with wilfully breaking seven panes of glass in the window of a stable belonging to I, Jedediah Strutt, Esq., and others, was convicted, and ordered . to pay the dainages and costs, or be imprisoned in the houa* correction for two ...

... The supply of fat beasts to-day out small, and custom| ers were equally scarce, but most of the beasts were disposed of. The number of sheep was also small, with some little imi provement in the demand. There were but few fat pigs offered for sale, nor were there so many buyers, which was I no doubt owing Nottingham goose fair falling our market day. Beef made from 4Ad. to ; Mutton, 4Jd. i oAd ...

... CHESTERFIELD RACES, Thvisday, Sept. *7. Stewards, Sir H. Hunloke, Bart, and Gladwin, Turbutt, En. ,rm», COlnp^, ' T on ,lle Un «• highly respectable. Lady hosniursd *! amongst the gentlemen were Mr. James lJlfi'iH m. B de Mr - Clifton; Mr. Cotttngham, Mayor Wood, c'; Ac'X. ° f , ' rWUrth; Ur '■ B - *•«»» A i nova. each, with 24 added for two ...

... COMMITTED DERBY COUNTY GAOL. Hubert Locker, of Buxton, charged with stealing one pig, the property of Mary Brocklehurst. Thomas Edwards, of Glossop, charged with stealing (JIM ; pair of candlesticks, the property of Joseph Collins. Isaac Durden and Witlam Metcalf, from Beeley, charged with assault upon John Davenport; also with poaching in the night in the preserves of His Grace the Duke of ...

... Nottingham, Monday, p.m. During the last two days very great excitement lias been occasioned in this neighbourhood, but more particularly within the last hours, owing to certain acts iiregularity on the part of many privates of the .'id Dragoon Guards, now stationed in the barracks near Nottingham, which have length resulted in a gross breach of military discipline, amounting, in fact, to ...

... intention of no longer presiding over the diocese of Madras, in consequence of his impaired health. The Venerable Archdeacon Dealtry, who for some years held the archdeaconry of Calcutta, has been nominated the successor of Dr. Spencer, aad will proceed to his distant diocese in the course of a few weeks. 'J'iie Post Office. —The Sabbath.—(From a Cor| respondent of the Standard.) —I have just ...