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London, England, 1835-07-22 00:00:00

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MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT THE COETRI,
BASINGUALL-STREET, TO-MORROW.

(From the London Gazelle.) N r.
I. Hoado, grocer, Englefielt?-green
J. C. Co,t,ei liasinghad-street ......
H. Ltie6on,irolmonger, Too!ei-street

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A survey of a new line of railway, between Edin-
burgh and' Glasgow, has been for some time in progress, and
is now far advanced.

T
IIIE WEATHER AND CROPS (SCOTLAND.)—
The occasion dour great Wool and Sheep market enabled us
to iat7et gentlemen from most of the counties betwixt York-
shire at John O'Groats, and to ascertain the general state o
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thz crops. vree that the harvest will be fully a fortnight
later than usual, and, ;KZwiling to present appearances, nei
ther bark!), nor oats will be an I. :rage crop, excepting en par-
ticular spof§, frellsheltered anti cultivatb-
..---Inverness Loaner.
Loss OF A I iAt WITII NINE PIEN*---Mc
Wiliam the Fourth, of V ' isherrow Robert Miller, nu::er, left
Fisherrow on the 231 ult., to tisii below the Island of Mey,
and has not been since heard of. The crew consisted of time
An in ail, six of whom were married, and have left`destitute
widows and familkt. It is supposed from the account given
by other boats that were out, that a hurricane VMS the agent
of this calamity.—lnverness Cotrier.
FRACAS AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE.—LTA week
a fortkrt Noblrman of very distinguished rank, and holding a
high ofILT in the.lonschold of his Sovereign, arrived in this
country from the Continent, charged, as we are informed, on a
special diplomatic mission. On arriving at the Custom-house
with his carriage and a numerous domestic establishment, some
hesitation arose es to payment of the duty on the carriage, the
foreign Count contending that his diplomatic capacity and rank
exonerated him from the payment. The Custom-house officers
were unanimous in their decision that the duties must be
haid ; and the carrlege,.&e., remain to abide the decision of
igher authorities. • The duty on the carriage was paid,
under protest but a sum of nearly 201. being demanded on a
silver ewer and fain, which the Count invariably travels with
for his own personal comfort and convenience, he resolutely
fdtttittl rith:l to pay the sum demanded, or leave the articles
in possession of the Custom-house authorities. In conse-
v?.tiet of Which the latter we are informed, proceeded to de-
motst tlate, and render it useless for anything but
coming under the Lin'.`tiolllinotion of "plate of foreign manu-
facture." The nobloman, highly indignant at this uncour-
-4.q one, of the principal em-
teens treatmyl( 'went instanre: , t of his
bastes to make i'eiiLtinltoile 10 the
"seri
a-t-ie
-vrson and
Sovereign, on what he considers ad ii:Stet to' his ••
the GovzrnMent to which he belongs. The broken Fn.,.
niter and basin the Count preserves at a memento of " Bri-
tish hospitality." The matter is in a course of investigation.
A BRUTE.—On Saturday last a man was charged
with having violently assaulted his wife, a decent looking
woman, about thirty years of age. The latter gave her evi-
dence with great reluctance. She said, that they had been
married twelve years. Her face exhibited marks of great vio-
lence, and a heavy bludgeon, stained with blood, was produced,
with which, it was stated, he had beaten her. The prisoner
said he never beat her but when he thought she deserved it.
He begged, with the most piteous whine, that be might be for-
given, and even offered to go dgwn upon his knees to the Ma-
gistrate. —Liverpool Albion. "