... FIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGl. Szrt Imorning 20 min. past 8 afternoon 4 min past 2 2 ?? 45 . ?? 9 2 .. .o ?? ?? 47.. 11 4 .. 12 ?? 1 912 ?? 19 . 1 ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 ?? 32 ?? ?? 53 ?? 2 REGATTAS AND MATCHES TO COME. 2.-Shadwell and Ratcliffe Regatta. 3-1cliniond Tradesmen's Regatta. 5.-F. Williams (of Upper Custom House Stairs) and B. Oxlade (of St. Paulsa Wharf), to row from Putneyto Mortlake, ...

... *SlTR'IkE ON THE -SASTERN COUNTIES RAMLWAY. The engine-drivers lately in the employ of the Eastern Counties-Company are-justly much incensed at the allegations made* against them by the chairman at the meeting of the Eastern Counties shareholders, held on Thursday, the whole of which they declare to be unfounded, and into which they call for a properly-constituted inquiry. The men are charged ...

... IELOPENENTS IN HIGH AND LOW LIPE. Two elopements, in very different spheres of society, lhave taken place within the last few days. The parti- cuiars of the first are thus detailed by the Welsh- man - * ' Considerable excitement was occasioned at Slebech Hall, near _iaverfordwest, the seat of the Baron de Rutzen, .on Tuesday morning last,, owing to the msys terioas:disapp.arance of the ...

... :STATIONS OP THE ARMY, SEPT. 1. lstLifeGuardg.Regent'O park 44th do., lot batt., Malta 2nd Hyde park Isle of Wight Royal H. Uis., Windsor Do., We. ba Ist Dragoon Guards, Dublin 45th do., est bat., Cape Of G. 2nd do., York Hope; Isle of Wight 3rd do., Manchester Do. roe. bst.,C. of Good Hope 4th de., Birmingham 4Mth do., Hull 5th do., Lon orfrd 47th do., Btewt ?? a 6th do. Cebit 4dth do., ...

... ASSAULT ON AN OFFIS BY A AMzurCh2 0^ W.A- f-n, At the Gravesend Petty Sesslonse on wv eaneiwauy thnpf tain Fletcher, of the American packt -dhIP Independence, w55 prosecuted at the instatce Oc the Commissioners of Customs for resisting one Of their offiersw in the execution of his duty. It appeared from the evidence of Charles Pace Fewter, atidewatter at Gravesend, that on the morniog co the ...

... MiEETINGS. ?? onday evening, a public meeting was held at the ( Haal l roadvaY, Westminster, for the purpose of' .a0Paaasen tihe principles of Chartism in that neighbour-. Tiei spaciouS building was crammed- to excess with 4 etive audience, aio d the proceedings throughout were 'tt ost satisfactory character. oeg . WenFow, who occupied the chair, in addressing 5lletisg dwelt strongly upon the ...

... LATEST FOREIGN TrTELLIGENCE. ?? wsJL 1RI'WSPAPBR OFF 1C SATURDAY Avrzscerooir. TflD PtflWNC H3PUBLIC. PARvIS, TUVWsAY EyrunN.i mi nhs, t ?? hf.ast Aioijt O'lork. the - l the tuypnoli 'lto chefs. Tf the ftfam i gtfu he day a great many contradictory rumours were afloat as to the hour ef his arrival, and it seas Stated in the eesni-offiial paper (the { Patrie) that he could not be expected ...

... PARIS, TaIRSDAY EVENING. The President of the Republic returned to Paris on Wed- nesday evening, after visiting Rtheims, Epernay, &c. The rumour of his arrival caused crowds to assemble, and compact groups occupied the thoroughfares as far as the railway sta- tion. M1. Bonaparte arrived at half-past eight, and no sooner were the leading dragoons of the escort seen, with the officious X. ...

... Less or A CaLYDE Stir AND SALL UZ CaW.- Intelligence has been received, says the North British Mail, of a vessel, belonging to the Clyde, having gone to pieces on the west end of the island of Coll. We are sorry that, after considerable exertion on our part, we have been unable to learn the vessels name; but the particulars we have learned were brought to twwn by a person from the ...

... FOURTH EZDITXON. ?? - PUBLISHED ON SUNDAY MORNING, CONT'AININO TUX LATEST INTELLIGENCE OF THE WEEK. TRAflOC IN MBN'S SOULS. ?? commerce in the souls of men, says the popular commentator, Scott, is the most Walamous of all traffic that the demon of avarice ever devised, but by no means uncommon. The slave-trade, cruel, and unrighteous, and hateful as it is, is net the werst traffic of our ...

... A CORPOBATION PARCE. A scene was enacted on Tuesday at the meeting of the Dublin Corporation which exceeded in violeeoe snd excitement even the extraordinary exhibitions miade by that body a Jew months age. It appears that oneso those who then took a leading part in the election of & pseudo lord mayor in opposition to Mr. Reynoldswas Alderman Rooney, who has since that time occupied a very ...

... oR JOSHUJA WALISLEY, X. P. S rci e few weeks ago I addressed you in a long S16 fich was ptlblislied in my journal, and which ti Upon von to lend an attentive ear to the demands th coring classes. At that time you were tramn- tl by the reactionalr- policy adopted by the wolves- 00e1 ,'clothnirg tbrming the Executive Committee of tiaaal Parlianientar v and Financial Reform Asso- ,. 1essrs Arthur ...