" ILLUSTRATED BY LEECH. TitE JuLY NUMBER, PRICE HALF-A-CROWN, OE 8 ?? LEY H'S MISCELLANY, . ! > ~~~contains: E FORTUNES OF THE SCATTERGOOD FAMILY. By ALBEIT SMITH. With an Illustration by Leech. CO1 5 a XXiL-Joe Joleit hurries Mr. Suarry from sport to sport, to ?? Gravesend party

MAONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE. CrTr. FacosVY EViSNIFIG. On the first intimation of the Premier s intention to identify Government with the paper circulation,0f the country, we con- demned the project on the ground that such circulation, being originally based upon regulatio

On Monday the Queen and the Royal infants took exercise in the Palace gardens, and the Prince visited and inspected t e old chapel of the Savoy Palace. On Tuesday Prince Albert presided at a meeting of the Con. missioners of Fine Arts. After the meeting his Royal h ness went to

CORN-MARKET-JUNE 28. Our country accounts being much more favorable with regard to Ihe general appearance of the crops since the late refreshing showers, tbe Grain trade has become dun, and with a tendency to lower prices. ?? supplies of English Wtrcar conltinue fair, and the de

The course of political affairs has run more smooth in the past week than in the week preceding. TheConservativeshave seemed much more at their ease; the winter of their discontent hasbeen turned into smiling summer bv Sir'Robert Peel's speech on the Corn-laws, in opposition to

FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE AND. MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE. (ExcLusive FaR TRE ERA.) The public are acquainted with the adventure, or rather with the misadventure, of M. Dietsch, the lyrical ambassador, whom the director of the Academie Royale had dispatched into Italy, in order to accomp

OUR CARPET BAC. DAeCOR.ATIVE AnTs.-In the exhibition of decorative works, in the King-street Bazaar, on one of the designs is a scroll, bearing the following inscription, in Gothic characters:-" En- richments of Coves." This has attracted great attention, and we have no doubt the

-- I TED LIST OF MATCHES FOR THE SEASON, 1844. *t Lord's-Kent agst England. ?? , 4tb, at Lord's-The Universities of Oxford and Cam. bridg6;1 8th, at Lord's-The M.C.C. and Ground agst the County ThfdsJuly11th, at Clapton-The M.C.C. agst the Clapton Club- lh, at Harrow-The M.C.C.

- The Great Western took her departure from Liverpool, on Saturday, at about three o'elock, ra.m She was evidently in ex- cellent sea.going condition, and carried out a fair number of ?? Sunday the Lord Mayor, alderman of the ward, sheriffs, and several members of the Common Cou

THE SPORTSMAN9;' GAZETTEI EDITED BY - VATES," ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. G Wvoverhampton)The work referred to was published by Barth, W4* oventgarden. BrygT~h- Peuet is optional in all cases, except where the parties have . Bd Ther an leg and marked( four each on the second round