... NEWCASTLE.-The fearful pestilence, we are glad to find, appears to be on the decline, and the alarm in the public mind is subsiding; but the dread of infection prevails greatly in the neighbouring villages, and operates injuriously on the trade of the town. On Saturday the pitmen of several of the collieries in Northumberland were forbidden to go or send to Newcastle to make their usual weekly ...

... 2AittoI. SATURD1)AY, OcroziEn 1, 1853. i -0 The SUrPLEMENT to this day's Mercury contains:- Foreign Inteltigence-The Tarks of the present Day. &G.; Irish News; EIebots of Equinuctial Gales; Plain Advice regard- ing Cholera; Swindling in two Hemispheres; Agricultural, Market, Railway, and other Intelligence. I WE cannot be fairly charged with impatience if we express some slight surprise at no ...

... BAN WELL._At the petty seseion held at the Ship inn, in this town, on Monday last before T. T. Knyfton and N. F. lmery, Esqrs., justices, Thomas Hicks, Edward Card, Abel Dove, John Tay lor Edward Biggen, Thomas e vans, and George Evans, from Chead- dar and Draycott. were summoned for trespass ng and gatliering nute ol tile property of his lordsilptls ?? of Bath. All the partls eckilowledged ...

... I I Tiny ODs'UNAND THE YoUNG 'uN-(at Table)_OftiNiciholas: Now then, Austria, Just help me to finish the Porte.-Puncli. A NOVEL BAKER'S BATCH.-A few days since a baker at Angouleme, in demolishing an old oven, found nearly 200 live snakes. Bealso found nearly 400 eggs, about the size of pigeonst eggs, enclosing serpents almost ready to break the shell. FAST LITERATURE.-A sporting gent, ...

... (From the Board of Health.) NwECAsTLE.vPON-Tt'E, SEPT. 29. Sept. 28-Cholera, denths ?? ?? 20 ti Diarrhoea ?? ?? ?? 1 C Sept. 29.-Cholera, deaths ?? 29 Diarrhoea ?? ?? ?? 5 a Tbc total number of deaths from cholera and P diarrhoea in Newcastle during the present outbreak bus a been 1,342. In the same period (viz., the first 29 days) c1 during the prevalence of epidemic cholera there in b 1831-2 ...

... :LATEST ;NEWS. oo BY S. JOSAPHAT'S CONTINENTAL TE LEGRAPH. _- L X Manchester, September 30, 1853, five o'clock p.m. r or. PARIS BoUsRs.-CLOSING PRICES OF Tnis DAY. CG nt Three per Cent Routes ?? la fr. Four-and-a-Half ditto ?? 100.70 hn Bank Shares ?? 2,800 to VIENIrA CLOSING PRICEs. T. Five per Cent Metalliques ?? ?? 92 i .or. Exchange on London ?? ?? .245 fr __ t Bank Shares ?? 1,344 )on ...

... STALYBRIDG E VATII.Y.;ro r _. -_ 1a SOLoD WATmEEfrom £5 upwards; SILVER a WATCHES, ith late t lmnprovelneontg, from £4. Repairs ~dneatly 0e0aUted-At T-. WILILIANISON'S Asll,,e place. WNKATER, WVATcn, ElYWVtEIP, AND NOT A DROP TO u ln ?? it be so in Stilybridge ? Whvtter it is or is not so depends on the inhabitalits. The Brushes water _ pronounced by an eminent chemist as the best wivter in ...

... r TI'HE TIMES AND THE HOTE 1L KEEPERS. - - To TRE EDTflOlO OF TOSE DAILY NEW&. SiS,-On the 24th inst. I forwarded for insertion to the Times the enclosed letter, bearing- upon the questions at issue between the Times and the hotel- keepers. It appears that the huge leviathan, of Printing-house.square is too intent upon devouring us wholesale to listen to us iudividually. We happen just now to ...

... Tuesday's post brouiqht tidings of many lotoses and ack, disasters during the fearful eqiiinoctial gales which 1V. raged along the coast on Sunday and Monday. Sonic *it is ?? attended by a sacrifice of life. inc Whole fleets of vessels were driven sway from their aate moorings, with loss of anchors and cables. ors' From the Cinque Ports alone, Ranisgate, Deal, and his adjacent places, more ...

... The civic banquet at Cork to the Lords of the Admiralty and the ofieers of the fleet took place on Tuesday evening, nd was attended by all the leading personages in the city and county. The Mayor (Mr J. F. Maguire, M.P.) presided. On the Health of Sir JamesI Graham and the other Lords of the Admiralty being proposed, the right hon. baronet spoke as follows: As your worthy chief ...

... -S - - LEICESTER GAOL INQ-UIRy. -r1 -rm - r Ad- ?? THE RESULTS OF CRAIIK LABOUR IN GAlLS Oar last number cont'ained some fetv particlilars r the inquiry by thecommissioner at Leicester Gaol, trit which was mainly directed to investigating thle ha;rd ...

... .SATURDA O.-T- u , ?? ?? .SATURDAY. OW lul: 1, 1853. RUSSIA AND TIME ABERDEEN MINISTRY. A noticeable fact in newspaper discussions of Turkish ?? affairs, is the pertinacity with which the Tory and a portion of the Liberal press of this country have united in abusing Earls Aberdeen and Clarendon. The Morning Herald and the Morning Post have been almost beaten in their musters of ...