... FURTHER PART[CULARS OF THE. LOSS OF THE RELIANCE, EAST INDIAMAN. The following are the latest particulars of the melancholy loss of life by the awful shipwreck of the Reliance, the previou accounts of which have appeared in the various uiblic journals. The survivors among the crew of theoabove ill-fated ship arrived in London on Thursday afternoon by the General Steam navigation Company's ...

... PEACE WITH CHINA, - AND CAPTURE OF . I GHUZNEE AND CABOOL. WE lav before our readers the Particulars received by the extra ?? luil on Tnesday last. CIA VSERY IMPORTANT NEWS FRtOM~ CHINA. (From the 1Bengal Hurkarts of Oct. 4.) CALCUTTA, OCT. 4. The steamer 'renasqerin has just arrived, bringing the important intelli. gence of the conclusion of peace with Chiina. The expedition, aftera severe ...

... GENERAL NEWS AT DATE VIEW. The first benefaction of the Prince of Wales, of 1001., has been made through the Rev. Dr. D'Oyley, rector of Lambeth, towards the erection of a new church, proposed in the Waterloo district of that extensive ?? Commissioners appointed to investigate the circumstances attending the late robberies at the Custom-house, held their first meeting on Wednesday, at Gwydir ...

... [gbeconv mWtian-] LLOYD'S ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWSPAPER. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, 1842. CHINA AND AFFGHANISTAN. VICTORY-PEACE-TRIBUTE-TERRITORY. CHIN A. Bv the simultaneous arrival of despatches from China, and the seat of wvar in India, we are enabled to congratulate our countrymen upon a succession of brilliant achievements seldom crowded into so small a space of time, followed by solid ...

... IN presenting to the Public what may be fairly considered a phie- nomenon in the history of the Newspaper press namely, a Stamped Journal, at the incredibly low price of twopence-it becomes neces- sary that we should say a few words for ourselves, and as far as our large and complicated arrangements will permit, of our intentions, with regard to the future conduct and characteristics of ...

... At' the point where- antcrbury stands, the valley in which the -xiver Stour flows is about a mile in width, and the hills by which it is bounded on both sides are of very moderate height. Numerous xivulets, however, descend. from these to the lower ground and con- Ixibute to the fertility of the hop-gardens, in which much of it is laid out. The windings of the Stour through the lower part of ...

... e THE BLACK PRINCE- In the chapel of the Holy Trinity stands the ancient patriarchaf chair in which theiarchbishops are enthroned, and which, according to tradition, was the regal sdat of the Saxon kings of Kent It i formed of three pieces of greyimnarble, cut in panels, the under pard, being solid, lke that of a seat cut out of a rock. In this chapek also, among other monuments, is that of ...

... Funchal, the capital of Madeira, and the whole of the island, has been visited with one of the most dreadful storms that has occurred since the flood in the year 1803, when upwards of 400 persons were swept into the sea. About mid-day of the 24th October, the whole of the island appeared buried in one vast cloud, threatening total darkness; the barometer fell considerably. At one o'clock the ...

... The newspaper accounts of the earthquake were but little, if any, exaggerated. There is literally not a whole teriantable house left in the place; and of the 9,000 or 12,000 inhabitants, not less than three-fourths are beneath the ruins. Here and there a room is occu- pied in the old town, but most of the survivors live in a little valley called the Passette, running parallel to the town, in ...

... MEETING OF MERCHANTS AND MAINU- I FACTURERS IN MANCHESTER. . 4,0o0 RAISED TO START THE GREAT 50,000 FUND. On Tuesday morning the great public meeting of the merchants, spinners, manufacturers, machine-makers, and other capitalists,and employers of workmen in Lancashire and Cheshire, was held at the Town-lhall, in this place, to consider the steesto be adopted in con- sequence of the ruinous ...

... THE NEW HOUSES OF PARLlAMENT. The fifth contract for erecting this niational and truly magnificent work has julst been entered jutal, niad Messrs. Grissell and Petal are again the successful comnpetitoirs. This contract or portion of the work is by far the- most important thatlhas yet takpii, place, embracing as it tiles the Victoria Tower, the itoyakl Gallery, the H-ouses of Lordin and ...

... LLOYD'S ILLUSTRATED LOLNDON NEWSPAPER. SUNDAY, DECENBER 4th, 1642. 'Tiit intelligence from China, which yve laid before our readers in our last week's paper, has beenr but little added to withiin the few days that have elapsed It would seem that the Emperor of China, now that lie was dis- abused of the false reports brought to him by the sycophants sur- rounding his throne, has manifested a ...