The weather has been excessively hot, and there is a sort of languor in public affairs, notwithstandirng the exertion0 of tbe House of Commons, both morning and evening, to get through business, and finish the Session. Ministers ought to get this exertion made a little earlier i

PEDESTRIAN ISM. MATCHEq TO COME. July 29-3. Etchells and G. Eastham, the Flying Clogger, of Preston, 210 yards, 50l sovs a-side, at Horwich. 29-H. Wassall and W. Matthews, both of Birmingham, to run a quarter of a.mile, for 1O.sovs a-side. 29-I. Earlam and C. Woodman, to wallk si

THE COODWOOD CUP AND STAKES. r b will howv sie ritit varicous weights have had onl ?? ,aJir huet horse., over 2bo ?? duiurilg the last 14 Vit i (li e ?? out the estimation ill which the nags Wrie regthr~il is! tildse geseratly nice observers of a horse's eapabilities. heb Iiotlg

I BANKRUPTS, J. Avery, Mincing lane, City, and Cumberland place, old Kent road. colonial broker-T. H. Whitmarsh, George street, Hanover square, hotel keeper-M. Thompson, Saffron Walden, Essex, ironmonger-J. Pim, Clapham common, and Stoke Newington, inendraper-i. B Larke, East Ha

II - CITY. SATURDAY EVENING. Since the closing of prices yesterday, Consols have slightly improved for money as well as for account, but the transactions have been so limited that the actual business goes for nothing. Few bargains have been entered into in the Foreign Funds, but

GAZETTE TH8 SP0SRTS^N'$ -xy ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. SpoNDE;TS.-VariouS questions are replied to in our .0 iO ce Of hich would have been attended to last week, but for !,j,i-ertp ?? eeting. ? , ,jrorPoHll the horses were placed by the Judge for the r , .r LeerF WOn by ltburiel.

MELNCHLYOCCURRENCE AT BLACKFRIARS I I- BRIDGE. On Monday night a most melancholy accident, attended with the loss of several lives, happened, by the breaking down of the floating-pier belonging to the Watermen's steam.boats, moored upon the east side of Blackfriars-bridge. A crow

HOUSE3 OF LORDS. MO~NuztY.y.-he Lord Chanceilli' took his seat on' the notel- sack at half-past four ?? were heard againsh Sudbury Disfranehisemenlt Bill.-Oin the' otion of the Duke of Richmond, the order for the further consideration of the Actions for Gaming Bill was read, and

I . eRT AD FA .HER MAJI8TY'sA.0OUC4T EXT.- Dr.Tharles Locod, firt Physicia AWOW 0111 t h *eajestyr-ha2i red atW iucts of the Castttd Dr. T rguson, s4.eold Physieikst iAc- coucheur, !ifld Sii' Jiaes Claka Btt, onef the PhysiRes in Ordinary. to' the Q'u'een, hqvt also arriveda! Mrs

FOR A Te ?? FRANtCE The P'anis J rnals from ThUr'da contain little of interest to the En 0s h to* pied by the Quarrel bete liealer, iln Y laetaccounts received from M Facan ia Priyy 1t nppears that the Pach ha l B, O roc, Pall considerable razzia had bee areale i ttb General Temn