... espi ERLOSIONT oiMMNITON AT-1RINDS3BGRG. L { ' ' 1,, , ., , ,0 HAMnUyRGH; kcGus' ?? the fate thiat traed the battle of,!ldstedt aginst th Halsteindrs seemns determined 'to pursue the lois other andmrinor calai ities n The evening train from :11ends~burg, yesterday brought a report. that the powder magainte of the citadel had blown up,- anc d that an Ede mense number olives were, lo t Thougha ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS.-TimlSDAY, AuGuST 15. THE PROROGATION. Parliament was this day prorogued by Her Majesty the Queen, in person. The corps diplomatique were present in great force, including the Nepaulese, Turkcisil, IRussian, Prussian, Austrian, French, and American Ministers, with the at- taches of different legations. The peers were all attired in their full robes. At twenty-five minutes to ...

... Diotrict jacimo. -1-11-11.111 ?? ?? -11.11.1.1.1-1--.. ASHTON. ?? FIRE IN A ASHTON. ?? Fr INASrITHY.-On Thursday eveniug last, between any 1 ,3 eight and ten o'clock, e fire broke out in a smithy situate there io adjoining Messrs, Bromlev and Newtdn's coal yard. it ap- more peers that on the above day Mr. Chadwick's enic had been :cu engaged hooping wrheels, and had had a large fire the whole ...

... THE HARVrEST. gab~ f Fortunately for this counitry, daily telegraphic j m reports of the state of the weather in different he, 1 parts of the kingdom, from which to deduce the I.. s- prospects of the coming harvest, are not nowpec ,h necessary, and, if they were gathered and pub- of r, lished, the public would look upon them with a s, degree of indifference forming a striking contrast bel to ...

... — A PICTURE. Jv the season of roses, when roses are reddest. She stord in the stream, with her feet silver-white 0 stream! with what singing and shining thou fleildesf, When she shook her feet over thee, dripping down light, In the season of loses, when roses are reddest. With a sweetness that wooed vou, she stood in the roses,- With a sweetness that sought you, and then would retreat- Like a ...

... LONDON MARKETS, fee. 'MARK LANE, MONDAV AFTERNOON, AUG. 12,1850. In some of the country markets, held on Saturday, new wheat was brought forwaid, in but moderate condition. In old qualities of both English and foreign only a limited business was Irana- acted, at about stationary prices. All spring corn, as well as flour, supported previous rates. Letters from the Baltic and Black Sea ports ...

... CARDIFF. IN the H&iise of Commons on Tuesday, Sir R. Inglis pre- sented a petition from Glamorgan against the admission of Jews into Parliament. The county of Glamorgan has but little reason to be proud of such a fact. There is one alleviation connected with it—it must have come from a. locality so obscure that even its name is unknown. QUOIT CLUB.—On Saturday last, the Swansea Quoit Club, ...

... OaDAYMOR) NINGAUGUST, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 19. I| By the arrival of the Overland mail, we have news I y from India. The dates are, Calcutta, July 3; Bombay, a_ - ~ . .1 I I : I'l *_ v - -l _ : or June 29; and China, June 22. The intelligence is not of much importance. It appears that the Affreedees are still causing some anxiety. Not long ago it was men- tioned that Sir Charles Napier had ...

... I THET CHGRON'LCLE*' R^7Tan RdAfIWDAqV. AVA10 IOI; fla * anu . ?? 0etlh, There is 'no man so wise or so learned who 5OW~~~55 50 ~~~fie lum'- does not learn something. new almost every bout day, and is 'glad to do so;- and it is only the pr ays; Imost stupid who -despise instruotion, and take Gig offence :if they are reminded,' even in the th ,ows, lghe, gettlest and kindest manner, of their ...

... A VOIQE FROM THE LAND. TO THE XDITOR OF THE' NORTHIIE STAR. B DEAR SIn,-Having been a located member upon d Dodford, more than twelve months, I tender-my d thanks to the noble founder, Feargus O'Connor; for i placing me upon the land of my birth. I am aware e that we have had difficulties to contend with, and II still have; nevertheless, I have a confident hope that d a little more time and ...

... 1RE:A.DIXG. Deco-August 11, aged 5,5, Mr. George Humpbreye, of the Kingeread, ileading, lately landlord of the Feathers lien, in the Marleet-plecco. FATAL Accenecec'. Gee Monday afternoon as a timber. carriage was proceeding along the Cavereleam road, a little girl, ecained Fuller, the daughter of the carpenter living in Sencerset-place, close by, was ewieging on one of thee icioces of timber, ...

... a Lif- FRANCE. h The French Assembly received its formal prorogation 0 to the 11th of November on Saturday last when the Corm. a mission of Permanence commenced its Isbours, with M. Du 'M as its President. hC ?? contains an article to prove the flourishiag state of' the revenue. It is -calculated that at . the end of the year the surplus will be 40,000,000f. There. is, therefore, to be no loan ...