... a~rtrerwein Av m utaintr DiyPot utd o the following luenner?:stdo 10 i Adree Imrha leceran uber O~ne f te Daily P0et, ~RENOM GOV~tINlS. - WANTHLD, ina Lde' ho, YoungFoenc LADY fully ?? aetot n ltuac.-ddrr T Th Minres Powell, aro ?? YuxLady. accustonmed to Tuition, WISHES for an ENGAGE AMEN retghbouchoeel of Ajcook'a Green prceferred.-Addreen. A. B., PbAt Offloo.8parkbrook. ?? WANTED, rant ...

... f London, Wednesday Afternoon. During the last few days the weather has been all that could be desired for harvest operations, and it now expected that the whole of the crops will be secured in a brief period. This favourable change has given rise to a feeling of confidence which exerotfes a strong influence on the publio funds, and morning consols were quoted per oent. higher, but the ...

... London, Tdbsdat Aftemioon. Tke still oontlnuea and fine, and the crops are rapidly ripening under tho Influence. thj stock exohango this favourable olr-1 atiil imparts a firm tone to the funds, and prices have boon well maintained to-day, Vat business jet restricted. In the railway share market the noticed yesterday Is &ustalncd. specie movement continues favonraMo, owing diminished of ...

... lAdvertsement.] M'KEWAN v. THOBNTON. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. StE,-The Editor of the Times having refused to insert the enclosed letter, written by our elient, the defendant, exposing the inusrfect and inaccurate report of this trial, which appeared in that pauper On Friday, the 16th day of August isttant, we thaI! be obliged by the insertion of such letter in your paper, the Daiby ...

... ur el 1it re er to 5, IL. e,. :d P. r. t, or S. Dr id )d Ld Id 3d 5d id Y, M 7. QSIECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and 'SO, will most certainly proserve the sight. Better eannot be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, lis.: steel, with glasses, 3s. to IOs. Gold and Silver Spectacles and Eye-Glasses in great variety, at ?? low prices. Harris's Prospect Glass, 12a. Mld. pot free. T05. IARRIS and ...

... POSTPONEMUNT OF SAL . OE SUBJECTS AX :AHIUSSAIQ, ON LOCH'flNE. FumE EXPOSUlRE o~f tfiese S3uxbjects te Sale, by I'1ablc Roul), ?? to take pla;cevwithtn ?? HlB31, St.' Ee~oreS Xhce, Okisgow, on Wednesdaylii rsti the 4th of Setembcr. 3t 1'o dlo'c10r Ateroon, WlLt NOT TH'StE TABI; PLACE, the Sale hoeflb, at the reqnast of the one Party inte. rste*i and 'with tise coasan~et of lsejthevlr. P ...

... PDAGE and TOOGOOD, ROa $outh Hants' Seed 'Es- .L tablishment, SOUTH M ON, have .still'i supply; ,of their saperior PRIZE SW\EDES,. TURNIPS. an4' SCOTCH HY'BPRIDS (dirgct frpm the East Lothians, nearly equal to Swede3, and wi a;hbe sown a month Idter), at reduced prices, the good gr snesqualities of which are proved bytea ?? ant 'upon by usayndB Of acres in al parts of the country.. ewW Seeds, ...

... *n Entraflc ce Noic p1 OYAL INSURANACEE COMPANYN ii HEAD OawCoaS, LIVERPOOL & LONDON. CAPITAL, £2,000,000. ANNUAL REVE1NUE, £10,000. 1NDS IX H iAND , £710,080. FIR!E PREMIUMS FOR 18o1, X228,o00V. AGENTS. BRJISTOL: J. C. TAYLOR & CO., 03, PaPrk-street. CHAS. WINTLE, Solicitor, olare-strect. .-. GRIFFI N4 Queen-square. CLIF-TONt J. K. IIOR+AN', 15, tope-sqoaro. J. C. HARIRIS, Buililer. DISTRICT ...

... ED M E L L O N'S PROMENADE ; ?? e REROYAI., COVENT GARDEN. VOLUNrTEER NIGHT. ?l0ueRAiMfME FeR TIS EVENING (Saturday). S, siege of Corinth, Rossini-Quadriill, Royal 00ie p o'leg (last time) Mellon-Song, As burns the Prr', .Robin flood), Mr. Weiss, Macfarren-Duet, Da quel L ...

... PUBLICATIONYS NEW NOVEL. Just ready, in 3a ols, A A T A N D W E S T. E By J. FRAZER COMCRRlAN. Hurst & Blackett, Publishers, 1S, Oreat MarlboTouge-etroet. Now readv, in 2 vols., with Portmaits, 21s. bound, HE SECRET HISTORY OF THE COURT T OF FRANCE UNDER LOUIS XV. MEted, from Here and 17npublished Documeits, by Dr. CHALLIOE. Purst and Blackett, Publishers, 13, Great Marlborough-streot. Fourth ...

... TO S~hNOERS VISITING GLASGOW. A XhR1~ FRASER isolicit the attention U 1kSrangers7visiting Glasgow to their Rich and EI 14TOCKo. A':i CLAN AND FAN~CY TARTALN SHAWLS AND PL&IX/ CLAN AND FANCY POPLINS. of OLANAv ACTTNS CILAN l-(;AriloB AN1ICRRIIBONS. nmoi +,ABRI~) _RN-AND PVTVI1i WNVO~EYS. . TWEEI)' N ITTNS will GISWTI-~ ENYS TRAVIILLING PL~AIDS. wil ZAI;ES'TR'AVELLINOv IANT1LES. * 3~iY~'IiI' ...

... rpHEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. T H R1. iARRIS ham the honor to announle the co- senoement of the DRAMATIC SEASON with the angagement ot MR. JOHN DREW, the celebrated Irish Coliddlan, for a limited period.-THIlS EVENING (Friday), Aogust a0, the performances will commence with the petite Comedy entitled r}JE LIGHT TROOP OF ST. JAMES'S.-Master Thomas Smallbones, Mr 11 Darfoot; Lady Margaret Villers,' ...