... LEICESTERStIRE. A-t gA- -+s hm~nit.^lit LEICES'FtfIrl`flk fl RUtVOmla CASTtLE The bountlts!h ibospitalities annuallyI dispensed at this princely mansion, by OuT venerable and be- Go) loved Lord Liedlenant, his Gr-cce the Duke of Rutland, have IM commenced for the season, and to add still forther to the en- 1) joymenet of the select circle now visiting tile Castle, his brace's fin well ...

... TAXES ON CARRIAGES The followill statement relatilre to the Vexes on carriages has been carefull drawn up by extensive coschibuilsIMr, with the intentionl of shlowing the Peculiarity of the prissiure of those taxes The factswlieh are chiefly founded on govem~ ment returns, may be relied on -. For t~he last three years, the Coaebmalkerls of Great. Britain have enideavol~lred to prtocure the ...

... V AltiLr 1=B. Hoate. -There's no place like home, unless its the home of the lady that you're after. Nature is an .Eolian harp, whose tones are keys to higher strings9 within us. Memory Is like moonlight: the reflection of rays emanat- ing from an object no lnger Seets. 'flee ?? is like a circus; many noblecrea- tures enter in, run round about, but how few get properly trained and broken in ...

... AIR. H. I. STEVENSS LECTURE ON BATHS- ANCIENT AND MODERN. I on Monday evening sern'night, a Lecture on Births.-a sub, ?? th ecwhch is at the present time occupying a isrge share of archi I ?? delivered in the Lecture Hall of the f ol ?? Wardwick, by our taln ?? f maHny1 tvens, Esq., architect. 'The attendance was an~d Ivery numerous, every available seat in the body of the I Wotil capacious ...

... re The betting oncorming events was in two orthreeinstrcesbeavy hle :yd im t WetAst ralian was bac-ed for nearly 2.0wih at the e ods quoted. In the early part of the afternoon i5 to I was Irai to y. 1 .6001. agsinst Cineass but touards the close 12 to I was tajt ; were booked just before h s o0. d g to I wa3 taken to 2001 about Sittingbourne, 10 to I to P. sirmilar o tunm about Orestes, i4 and ...

... _.1 * A v A - - MA A sad accident has occurred to the crew of one of, the French steamers, the Sane, at Malta. In rendeing assistance to the Jupiter, which vessel had got on shore, her boat swamped3 and twelve men st Ieir ies. Rear-Admiral A. Fanslawe, C.B., supertinendent of Pos- nmouth dock-yardis s-aictedby threeAdmiraltytosucceedVice- Admiral Sir G. Seymour. IK.C.D., ha the cotmand-in ...

... F';lh the LOADON GAZETTE. * ~~~TUESDAY, Nov. 22. I5EC:LARATIoIT OF DIVIDENDS. T. llatlhgate. Birmingham, draper-first diV. of 2s. 7d., any Thrs day, at Mr. Cliristia's, Bilrmlngrirsm.-H. Thompson, Mancheste, anl NaIrcrton, tacar Dritfield, Yorkshire, corn naerraliaant-first die. of ;iid., on Tuaesday, DQc. 13, and ally subsequent Tues9day, at Mr. Froser's, Manchester. PARTNERSHIPS DZISSOLVED. ...

... et The following are the receipts of railways for the past te week:- Railways. Birinnread, rtzcasohire, and Che- shie Junction - - - - RristOl and Exeter Caleslian. - . Clieser and Holyhead - E usten Counties (ineludin. Norfolk) East lanmashire- Easten Union Edinlwrgh arid Glasgow EdinhoLghl, Ierth, ind Dan&lee - GIisogov and Sotlih-Wealern - Great ~trthern - - GreatSoithezn ...

... THE TESTIMONIAL To AV. EVANS, EsQ.-We are happ neSS to bear that the address to Mr. Evans is receiving veryon ounierous signatures throughbout North Derbyshire from WI gentlemen of every political creed, NIlho are anxious to do This honor to the high moral worth and long disinterested pub- and lic services of the late member for North Derbyshire.- recen 1t'eporler. the B BRITISH AND FOREIGN ...

... a.. f0-xc rroun- _A .Im 1-k ITHE BRITISH CORN~ Ta' .-Acal has succeeded to the activity which ha, prevailed in the wheat trade for some Iweeks past, and a reaction of Is. to 2s. per quarter has oc- Icurred in prices at several of the leading provincial markets held since Monday. The pause augaests the propriety of u~s practicable whether the late rise has been warranted by circumstances, or ...

... It *saw tho SAir GZnTLxMtfl.-' I suppose the other gentlemen as sleeps . here are gentlemien ? ' Nothing but; one on 'em takes his rn twelve pints of ale Amiy, and never laves off smoking, even Ve at his meals. e A gentleman accustomed to the signature of the firm in te which he was a partner, having to sign a baptismal register of of one of his children, entered it as the son of Smilh, ...

... ti1em, andl cxacK your waip, &Wa GU tum reom w m. THE RlOTS AT WIGAN-CONVICTION OF THE PRISONERS. A . . - ?? VIA,. ?? ?? T.ah -1 Wla;e - -a nn e At the Nisi Prius Court of the Liverpool Winter assizes on Monday, before Mr. Baron Martin, John Leadbetter, 21; John Hughes, 17; John J.acy, 17; and John Baker, 14, were indicted for a riot at Wigan. It appeared from the evidence in the case, which ...