... - onc ~ - s y - L - Tiie nuber'o~regiatered loldging hbusee in, Sheffeld 'is b Dow 339, accommodating.2,894 nigtlylylodgers. The 'aggregate' value of the Liverp'ool tea, UA ad, last year,. m is stated to haxebleeinX 00,9O,000,' ex~du'ty. -Some of the freemasons rof Liverpool arc niokig PrePal', rations to pay a visit. of conogratulation to their brethren in, Dublin' '1 'The town council of ...

... . .: . . E . - LouoaBorotaoo .-The fine weather of thiis week has been hailed with delight by the farmers of thie neighbourhiood, end large quantities of hay have been secured. Should thel fira weather continue another week, the hay harvest in this locality will be at an end. :NowR~ LmeooLNSeuena.-STOCxS OF WHEAT.-Tbe cor- respondent of a Lincolnshire paper says, speaking of North ...

... ?? ~A rII HAuvEsT PROSPECTS IN IRELAND.-Altliough the present e month of July is, ia most respects, dissimilar in features a from its predecessors of olden times, no reasonable corn- F it plaint can be laid to its charge on the score of unseasonable- r, Doess, The blaze of sunshine and the clear blue sky are no e doubt wanting, but their places are not inappropriately sup- F, y plied by great ...

... : : - BY S. JOSAPHAT'S CONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH. tb Manobester, July 8th, 1853, quarter-past four o'clock p.m. or PARIs BoU11si.-CLOSING PRIEs o01 THIS DAY. he Three per Cent Rentes ?? ,, 76.50 Eh Four-and-a- Half ditto ?? 102 hi Bank Shares .. ..2,640t5 . ?? as (By Electric Telegraph.) fo MONEY AND SHARE MARKET.-CLOSING PRICE S wE FRIDAY EVENING. :gr FuNDs.-Consols: Account and Money, 08 ex. div ...

... ffgotei & Colonial I. ?? ?? ?? .. ?? , . I- 'asSS .. ?? ?? S ?? ?? pope has justrecovered from an indisposition brought 1. on by having scalded one of his feet. Pn IMr. Roberts, the president of Liberia, has been re-elected 86 to the chief position in the republic for the fourth term, of 91 two years each. . . irs A country editor drops the disinterested observation m Blessed are they who do ...

... I THE DARING BURGLARY IA&T MACCLESFIELD IN FEBRUARY LAST | COMMITTAL OF MICHAEL WHITE. The particulars of this daring burglary have been men- tioned in our columns on more occasions than one, and suak particulars will easily be recollected by our readers. The robbery took place on. the premises of Mr. John Dean, cabinet maker and upholsterer, residing in Park Green Macclesfield, on the evening ...

... EUCATION: QUSTN. A .| SF We have given, in Our supplement, the concluding IT Iportion of the Rev. M~r.i T~oMcsoN's letter on this . s:|ubject. Having in* previous articles revidwed:four. a of his propositions, and considered how far they are E, Isound in principle: ard applicale in practice to thei1 i | circumstances of our own country, we now come to s his fifth, which is- That the ...

... . ftivit jt o t vmvooci: 19b. CHRISTIAN SUBJECTS IN TURKEY) ud | f2 ae °: ?? ?? Bxaminer.) md All that has transpired of the new edicts relative to the me Christians of the Turlish empire which the Porte has issued, is confined to a firman or order addressed to the ich Patriarch of Constantinople, and confirming for him and for his church all the privileges and immunities con- tained in the ...

... I ? Rocal any faimllallcouo. ?? ?? - -- - - -- - 1- ?? 11- I TnE TcIPS' TO DUBLrNc.-We learn that excurtionists to Ireland, by Mr. Staniley's tripe, expreso .themselves well jaoi eatisfied with the speed and safety of the powerful eteamers of r in which they are transported from Holyhead to Kingetown; de 1.thei runi being generally accomplished in about four hours, an IAuSTRALIA DiRECT VIA ...

... : Miles. June. 853.- 8182. open BristolandExoter ?? 6 558 518. Caledonjan ?? 26 .. 10233 .. 8832 .. hae, A n glian. . 19 .. 76D .. f28 6s Eastern Union 2 265 .. 26 270 6. Exeterand Creditoa . 26 .. 144 .. (ireatNorLbern ' ' ?? 26 ..15818 ..11233 . 294 Lancaster and Car isl~e 26 5r2a . 4K21 .. 93 London and Blackwal * .. 2.. 156 4 .. (Lesh.a t. 26 145 15. 26 ,.l4i. 6 Newcastle and Carlisle ...

... jf. j - ?? ?? ?? sont The ?? ~~ANCE. by I T income from the indirect taxes and revenues during thai the first half-year of 1803 exceeds, by 2%o000,000f. the incomeL has of the corresponding half-year in 1852. ~ ; .far, The price of bread in Paris has been increaedi two sone the the 411) loaf. it i The Minister of War bas purchased in England 200,000 RUE metrical quititals of wheat, aud 60,000 ...

... I ?,Oiotvict Newo. 3 VePv wa H : tr r; (For prel)ious District News, see Supplement.) -ASHTON. . STEALING SIlM BoBBINs.-Charlea Jackson was brought, up charged with stealing some silk bobbins from the silk- mill, Aebton. It appeared that the chief constable bad cer- tain evidence which connected the prisoner with a man who was committed from Congletor on a similar charge, and in whose ...