... FRANCEF. (From the Times' Correspond~ecep.) Paris, Wednesday, 6 rot, The note to which I alluded yesterday ais having been recently drawn nit by the Turkish G3overnsment, and containing 0 its last resolutions onl the demands ot' Russia, was for the pur-- - fpdse of being prsesented to the rejueseutatives of the Powers fat Constantinsople ; and by them no doubt it his boen coin- 4 snunlilicated ...

... MONI)AY MORNING, AUGUST 22. Parliament was prorogued by commission on Satur- I day witil Thursday the 27th of October next. The specelh from the throne will be found reported under cit our harliamentary heiad. It is, ?? one exception, an grntil;ing, clicering, fuill of rejoicing at our present Il p aosperity at hiome and abroad-thie tranquility that go reigns througliout the kingdom-the steady ...

... TIlE EAS'['TEN QUESTION. ;r1lo the Moihigt ChIronicle.) IV n It is strange that in the conversation on tile Eastern ri question wbich took place on Tuesday night in the House of Commons, no allusion was made to the im- & n portant fact whichi was published in our Second Edi- T x, tion of yesterday, and confirmed by Lord Clarendon u c in tile I louse of Lords. The Hospodar of Moldavia, o ?? ...

... TllE AUSTRIjAN COURT IN THE EIGHTEENTHI CENTURY. (Froml thle Edinbargh lieview.) e (C,1ontInued7 plorn tie Eerald of Firiday, Aligust 19.) bil NO picture of )IMllra Theresal's r-eign, holvever slight, would sin be comp~lete without a sleteth Iithe great mhinster Von Keuniltz, onl Who Manlaged tier Foreign affairs without interruption for' twenty IIin Yearn, Sand, nominally, those of her soni ...

... ?? Earl of Derby.-We regret to state that the Earl of Derby still labours under a serious attack of gout, which prevents his attendance to his parliamen- t tary ?? Ileraldl. s Mr.a George Dawson, the popular lecturer, and e minister of the Church of the Saviour, Birmingham, I tendered his resignation of his pastoral functions on d Friday evening last, in fulfilment of his self-imposed d pledge ...

... fiOUSE OF COMMONS-SELECT COMMI4TTEE ON OLASCOOI WA1TEI out COMP'ANY'SBIsaa, JUNE 9, 1853. e JOnN FLOTETI,. Esq., in the Chair. Yo ale (C'onlnuedfrosc Reraed Of Mo1fiady, 8ith August.) Va ait MR. JAMES RENDALL CALLED, Still ate ExAMINED BY Ma. HoPE SCOTT. abs e'a- Mr. Randall, We all know you are an engineer, and liave A Al- executed a great many and very expensive anti heavy under- Loi. ,nd ...

... T-7 ,7 n r 7 7r : as ,uo..7 ?? I . A ?? uat India 31ail-Varseilles, Fridlay.-The Indian mail ?? arrived here at one o'clock i,.li. to-day (Friday).- c Daily Newns. 'nt The Naval Review at Portsmoutli-Portsmontdh, Aug. ci- 12.-The sailing ships Queen (116), Prince Regent mci (90), and London (90), came up to Spithead last night ias after the review and joined thc fleet. To-day the E. vessels ...

... Thle following are the receipts of ratlways for the past week:- *Miles Opend. Traffie Retur~ns. Nilsi OF RIAILWAT. 721 72A Aberdeen ?? .1 87i 379 Beolfast and ?? .. 821 777 32 32 Biknod L~ancashire &6Vlbshlrcl iumction 2202 1S64 B.- llackburn 841 849 Biristol a11d Exeter .. . 6603 5163 1891 ISg! Caledonian .. .. .nj 94i 94iI Chesiter and( I lolyhoad 416897 113 59 1)ubtin and D~rogheda 2.. ...

... (From the Times.) Justly to estimate the importance of the session, we ought to endeavour to carry back our minds to the state of things it found at its commencement, and which it leaves at its close. When Parliament as- sembled on the 4th of November it found a Ministry in office vacillating between the abandonment of old principles and the adoption of new,-without ability, without a policy, ...

... OUTRAGE BY TURN-OUTS AT MANCHUSTER. u (From the Morning Chronicle). m Y On Tuesday evening the premises of Alessrs. Crompton and Cl1 3, Co., dyers and finishers, Pendleton, near Mauehester, were pe e attacked by a number of operatives on strike, and Mr. Cromp- on .e ton, the senior partner, and some of the workmen were Be o severely baten. Mr. Crompton is upwards of sixty years of X if age, ...

... The following are the receipts of rail ways for the past week:- Miles ef50001. 1're.ic Returns. - NAMES OF RAILWAY. 23.1852. 1858. J1852. 72+ 72+ Aberdeen ?? .£9218 £32130 38 38 Belfast and Bllaymenai * 1 35 32 32 B rike uheI ad, La ncas)hi re&lelr 'Jimetion ?? 27 42 1702 84i 84A Bristol end Exeteer . . 60014 fs4G, 180k 132+ Caledonian .. .. 10,707 301)8 5 4. Ni Chiqter anid IIOIYIhead 0.. ...

... Street Obstruction.-A wood merchant hi .tbe city zwas on Thursday fined in £2 at the Southern Police Court for causing an obstruction in West Street, Tradeston, by placing thereon a quantity of wood, in contravention of the act. The Law of. Arrestment.-Mr. Hill Burton has arrived in this city for the purpose of prosecuting his inquiries relative to the working of the system of ar- restment of ...