... r Thel Rvr. H. S. Brown will resume his Sunday I at afternoon addresses, in the Concert Hall, on Sunday inext, The subject of his lecture will be Britons a, never shall be slaves.' al. We have pleasure in directing attention to the is lecture to be delivered in Hiopb Hall, this evening, n. by the I1ev. J. B. Owen, of London. His subjeet is ce one well calculated to interest a mercantile com- ...

... OPENING OF THE NEW PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS. There have been great rojoicinga during the past week at Neston. The beautiful schoolhouse now completed, from designs by Thomas Penson, Esq., of Chester, architect, was opened for use on Tuesday, the 11th instant, under the auspices of the Lord Bishop of Chester. The celebration of this event, _ which will doubtless be remembered with pleasure for years ...

... The electric cable between France and England has been again broken, and despatches between Paris and London have to be transiamtted vait steid. The young Italian noble, Emile Dandolo, who died recently at Milan, had made himself conspicuous during the days of 1548, and by some liberal effu- sions in verse. His funeral was attended by 10,000 persons, and Italian eookades were hurled from ...

... Every additional night's debate on the Government Reform Bill makes some things increasingly plain to the very humblest capa- city, and surrounds'others with ever-deepen- ing obscurity. Each successive speaker, from whatever quarter of the House he may rise,- helps to render it superfluously clear that the bDad bill has not the faintest chance of find- ing its way to the statute book, unless ...

... I The confidential committee appointed by the 9 Treasury in the beginning of the year to investigate Ijthis subject have published their report. This corn- 8*mittee, it will be remembered, is aftoether distinct 0 from that appointed to inquire into t e best mode o of manning the navy, Hamicsted o r. Goril- ton, the Secretary toteTesr.M.Corrie, l Secretary to the Admiralty; Sir RicardBromley, ...

... TO CORESPONDENTS. I A SUF-rFrE.R.-We cannot refer you to any ero. ?? F to c,,ro yourself by speaking slowly anm enun. eltting clearly. B. W.-A dealor in gunpowder may legally hbve 200 lb. weight upon llis preurineo ; a porron who is n ,t a deiler. not i'rQ than, na lb. The a:.swer to L. S. WNS finite eorrcet, although thu question wras incorreetly put. A and C are both liable - A to B for ...

... I TIHE PROROGATION. HOUSE OF LORDS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 13. At a late hour this afternoon Parliament was pro. rogued by royal commission. It was known that the Q-cen would not be present, and consequently but little interest was excited by the cerensony. The commission under the great seal, authorisng the lords commissioners therein named to prorogue the resent Parliament, was read by the clerk ...

... TO CORRES'ONDENTS. We o'zl.ot tlundertako to m6u,,evnlflGuicatl8 ,it ?? 410fl.t,V410~lm Crffl'UIlLUU o alwayll a ltct 4VbII au te. by the 1l.ef 4e is441 oiu ra tS wntejr ot i&ee y for public - The Iin' of E A. are doolinei.. A . LuVinet oF TI'iTvrHl. -NWe cennot insert letters esxplazitvory of ?? which appear in other paler:. You should adiress your coexinu. 4Di,:atijn to the paper in which ...

... I JIPI AT GAIISTOiLr-Oa,9aturdayaftea-rnoon a ~fire broke out at the office belonging to the Garston Dalik,- ?? fter the persons c luyed there had left theoffice. It was forzanaetel ?? befot-e Abe )F material damage had btern done, the books anda1 totheir important papers beingisaved. FATAL. ACCIDENT To. A SOLDIER_.-On Thurs4ay l's It, a royal artillery soldier ?? Brihto bater, and recently ...

... The monthly meeting of this- board %As held lat evening, at the Public Oflices, ligrerjuent, Pooley, chairaran of the board, presided, and th. other mcmbers present were the Rev. Mr. Robrt Mleisrs. Hlli, Eyre, Holmes, Fishwick, Byerl,,y flpches, and Littleddle. The minutes of the proceedingsof the ia-t meetinq were rea.l and confirmed. WORKS AND HEALTH COMMITTEE The minutes of the proceediogs ...

... I HER MAJESTY'S SHIP HASTINGS . AND THE ISAAC WRIGHT. A paragraph published by a contemporary has A been copied into the London papers relative to the A effects produced on the Isaac Wright by the shot 1 fired from the Hastings. The statement was to the effect that not a shot had done any damage to the burning vessel. We have received the following statement on the subject from an undoubted ...

... Mr. John Moore and Mr. William Robinson, jun., have been placed on the commuisionl of the peace for this county. They will be amnong the resident ~,magistrates of fiurniey. THE WATER COaMTTr-E9.- Atthe weekly meeting of this committee, yesterday, the following meincroer were present :-Messrs. Hods-on (chairman), Ityloy, e ae, Jeffery, Chilton, Wagutaff, Stitt, CrellinJases 5-the quantity of ...