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 the tories have gained 72 seats of which are in English counties, three Scotch counties anc one in an Irish county.

 dreadful accident occurred in Rotherthan, Eng. land, on the 9th July. large Humber barge wa, launched with men and boys board-she went of the ways broadside on-gave lurch capsized and 75 lives were lost.

 There is rumor at Windsor Castle that it is fal from improbable that Lord Melbourne will retire from office before the assembling of the new Para. ment next month

 D. O'CosEELL has been defeated. He has is. sued the following bulletin:

 OConneii's Letter relatipe 10 his defsaf.-"Fellow citizens and Irishmen,-The enemies of Ireland-the base Orange faction-have riumphed; they have car. Tied their ends by the basest bribery and corruption but, blessed be God, their triumph has given great CT impulse to the darling object of my life-repeal Be not daunted, my friends; repetition wuns the exterminators of yourselves and your holy and sacred religion. Ireland cannot bear my absence from the house at this crisis, even for moment have there fore accepted the representation of the honest of Meath but Hutton, the hOnored friend of his country, will prosecute successful petition Your faithful friend and servant. D. O'CONNELL."

 "Merrion Square, July 10.

 The Queen of Hanover died on the 29th of June

 THE EAST. THE EASTERN QUEsTIoN.-The London He raid of the l4th, says:-We hasten to inform the public that the treaty for the settlement of the affairs of the East signed yesterday afternoon, at the Foreign Office by the representatives of the five powers-Austria, France, Great Britain Prus- sia and Russia.

 LONDON MONEY MARKET. July 13.-The funds have been heavy all day. and Consos rather declined but recovered the close the prices of yesterday, S9t to for money and account. Bank stock 169 to Indi 0tnc E~n I fo 16s premium.

 The Foreign Exchanges remain without variation to-day except that on Hamburg they were shade 1ower the quotations being l3 l04 to !, Paris 25 60 to 65; on Amsterdam IF to 4; all at 3 mos.

 The commercial advices from New York by the England, Garrick and Quebec packet ships, come down to the 27th ut. They are generally of an un- favorable complexion, The failure of Mir. SV $. Wilder. of that city, is announced in the papers, but the amount involved is not stated This person one of that tribe of cotton spectators which rose in to temporary consequence from connection with Mir. Riddle and his operations for high prices, and which have bv one naturally followed the United States bank on which they were dependent for all the aci- lties of carrying on their extensive transactions. It may be hoped that the fair field of industry and en- terprze is cleared of the reckless ntuders who have contributed to check the action and derange the cal culations of all fair traders.

 The prospect of the Americans ceming into the London market once more borrowers, a prospect with which were threatened bya paper of the last arrival, has created strong feeling of the proprety oi resisting every attempt to send money to country where the legal and moral obligation of paying state debts is still unsettled question, rather calculated to elicit the ingenuity of the disputant, than likely be solved the satisfaction of the lender. pondent suggests that the first effort of the kind should be met by the publication of resolution by the mittee of the Stock Exchange against the introduc ton of any fresh American loans until all the have pad up their of dividends and have given security for future payment This measure, throwing obstacles in the way every state, of the dedication of few of them, would be somewhat vere but the unsafe appearance of affairs genel ally is such, that the people of the U. States not be prised fl the resolutions adopted here than ordinarily stringent. i--l-. v