... LATEST ?? TI) .rELEG1H.A PHIC NEWS. WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. t SUNDAY, SIrrT. 9. - Inverness, S;W., dull; Aberdeen, S.W., Edinblnhgl. and Plymouth, B., Newcastle-on-Tynoe alnd liristol, ?? Hull aud I ...

... i I ?? IBy-.A 1T . :rern1IOeccr eget and an effoirt day's -0of nature to 440M ~their eqniw~ n, M iis certainly ~ ayero . , 41intdheay' alyear to:, baooctj.oz. teir occurrence, even on.-m ro .n remarka ...

... IPSWICII CORPORATION. A special meeting of the Council was held on Satur- day, last the Mayor, George Josselyn, Esq., in the chair. THE OYSTER FISHERY. The first business was to receive and determine upon a further report from the Oyster Fishery Committee. The TOWN CLERK read the report as follows:- The account of the fishery has been made up to the 15th inst. and is now submitted to the ...

... This Committee held its fortnightly meeting yesterday, Charles Barton, Esq., in the chair. Tile Surveyor stated that the empty. Ing of the manure bins li the town was proceeding very satisfactorily, A list of the shop-blinds was handed In by the Surveyor, the greater part of which were found lower than six feet. The Committee ordered that all persons whose window binds are lower than seven ...

... PUBLISHED ON SUNDAY MORNING, CONTAINING TRE LATEST INTELLIGENCF. POSTSCRIPT. LOWYS WKLY nSeP oma SATUhDAY NiGEt, LATEST ELECTRIC NEWS. 167 rERSOINS EXECUTED AT DAMASCUS. DAs&cuCs, Aug. 20; Evening. This morning 167 persous, implicated in the late saseaerp. nud on whom sentence had been passed, were publ~lly exeo'ted. ifty. seven of the condemned wesre hanged in the meet populona pavt of the ...

... DGSTON..-The Fceemen's Journal has the statement in reference to the unfortunate 10Iof ingston, at one time the possessor of , ?? castle, and of estates in the south of NUt nd vlred at between 30,000L. and 40,0001. a Itel3_ v:ommission de luisauico inquiredo will cr tlY appointied for the purpose of asirertaining °,estte mind of the Earl of Kingston. The con. 4tb~ la o elybeen~t rehuce the ...

... OgUR CONTEMPORARIES, Do5ITh IliOmrG TAX.1Ti20J5s.)-The LoE. bave with great indignation jast diseovered aenero Wimonts in respect of the Indian loans thatc Coverm here charged with a deduction of, barS ew r dtion, twenty pensce in the pound. When i D is demanded 1 this very startling doduc. be ranrbswer given is, that there is now an income- i ned~ia ar lso san incone tax in England, and s ...

... I MORE POST.OFFICE ILL TRI&T&NT. On Friday, after the ?? the night chrges, at the Mansionhowe, about fiftyof the auailar letter.carriers from the General Pdstoffiee, many of whom wore the Poetoffice livery, ?? upon Sir Robert Carden, who sat in plce of the lord mayor, to solicit his advice under the following circumaknices: -The speaker of the party SAid that he, amongst many others, who were ...

... THE GARDEN.-wABY Ma, Gln ?? I SEASONABLE GARDENING. 'Whatever may be. 3aid of the erops now, the summer, which arrived oa the last day of August, came just in time to save them, and thereis every chance that the harvest will be above the average, and frulit abndant. We mesn all the useful fruit-apples, pears, and plunmse unfortunately it has come too late for flowers. The dahlia sho we, ...

... GE , L S -j ?? 0 ?? swelC9154CIR d the ipuer' iibhorsebiokanthe Fioodisln tobe'organized at thatpltace 1ihnonourofthe:rPnce.dtilii ' ¼ 1 i 'A lettgr frgm Turin stats that the Sid Ssi'diala has Dent Count o Csgio andotlr;ofcer of ?? to take tlib'qrendCrsofS Muc'ed'S Ltrto Da -Ds~nuc'arva'lFnrnio' P~i~r. Ah~ 'tlisree& o'tlbopls on Monday morning an elestructita fire was disgoyersd to have ...

... he he THE PRINCE CONSORT'S FARM AT WINDSOR. The Flemish Farm, containing 400 acres, of which 240 are arable and 160 pasture, is a very stiff soil, being on the err London clay. It has all been drained on Parkes' plan, four nyfeet deep, at a cost of 31. per acre, exclusive of pipes and cdartage. It had been previously drained on the shallow sys. i tem. Here His Royal Highness has displayed ...

... I (From the EvDIscc FnEEzMAN of Saturday.) NAPLES. On the 15th King Francis II. Wa at Ca pua, and pushed a recounoisance almost to Santa Maria. The King's brother, Count de Trani, had been to Seuza, oc- cupied by 8,000 royal troops, who had given him an ovation. The Count promised these troops a speedy return to Naples, and distributed some money among them. Other troops are collected at ...