... LL.OYDS MARINE LIST-Oct. I 1 C A severe gale of wind was experincned on Sunday night. 1 Ilst following accounts of losses anid accidents have already heen'reccived- 1 Margate, Oct., 4. - It blew aI vet-y heavy gale last nlight and part of this lore- noon. Thle Vnsittart-fromi Chitia was rilinq ne-ar r?)Q Wvdsgr Sand, inl the -oigii. during the gatl r, anti has seeo tin 'Store far ain aotl-hrr ...

... PIIIAT'4E CORR|Sp0V, cr G.% - ?? 1U_ VC1,yc as J0d1 We have received, Inv exncees from ,j, 'lie answer of the ?? of ' S t rid- rehich is a docume tnt tire .iidre,,~ state of that coustev pgrat otpr ) rn as sincere in Ilis exp-rssio ng t 'n I'se ?? plles naareirs t a tO rd, In the sitting of the Corte arl swer of thl e i King to tile notnsofte ?? ie- ed to 1, I ,I I.Ich ?? i re- ed trt t in ...

... I , FROM LLOYD'S MAPINE LIST-JUiYI 9. St Tjhe's, lune 6. The American ship Grand Turk, 01i-ra, has boeti relea- sed frol scizurti, uijer wh cli 8he' was plh,`cd, fir lhavniit brohtnttt porter fronm Ireland. Thl Eliza, l f \berldeen, was lost on Hlshro' Sand on Fri- dav nitfit last -CreW atupjnosed to he tlrnosvttes. I he Cerrs, Lutz, sail d from S: Ulc's 21st ult. for 'hC Baltic bit plit back ...

... FRE-N'CI PAPERS. (FRo'M TilE ETMILE Old SUNnAY.) GRAND I1EAD-Q0JAtRTEttS. (By an extraordinary Courier.) The head-quarters were at Aldea del Rio on the 13th inst. The disbanding of the anny of Bailasteros is efect- ed without experiencing any of the obstacles which might momentarily have been sppreheided. The troops had, at first, manifested some dissatisfaction at the instigation of several ...

... On Friday last, Mr Green proposed making his se- coind ascension from Leeds, in honour of his Maje- sty's birth-day ; but from the rainy state of the wea- ther, he was obliged to relinquish his design. On Monday, however, the Peronaut-was more succssful. The atmosphere was clouded, and consequently not favourable to the spectators; but notwithstandipg, Mr Green proceeded to inflate the balloon ...

... THE Al AiRY. Ensign Bat ier has been struck off the half ?? list of the army ; apd, by tile following official order, it appears that the Marquis of Londnederry his incurred the dis- pleasure of the King and the Commander in Chief. for his conduct in accepting the challenge, of Mr Battier, as being at variance with the principles of subordination, and consequently of an injurious tendency to ...

... WATER COMPANT. re ?? expectations of several proprietors of grounnt inl ISICor and about Edinburgh, whichl the extended derrand For iadth houses has induced them to offer for building, seern ;rare'a to have be-en a little disconcerted by the regulationT if the which has been adopted by the WVater Company, in 2 it the respect to the laying of main pipes,' namely, that be- point- fore any new ...

... cO)IN Ad VER IGE. _ 4,_ A . 1A. D ic law for regulating the importation of f ide-f' rrtbe the subject of heavy complaints s ?? toaburso cort sellers as well as from the buyers of frot the yearticle. It is said that unfair devices thistI to ill striking the average; and it is in-t orzetc C artv, that 1hough the importation of h il50 iecl lerynitted, the price is still too low; p 3oa l tile ...

... yI A0 aern~ ~tcv 4~ ?? Llitj JDDIN BURGH. - t Ill Sllwi s newr} decree of thc ?? of Spain, I s e by exb ress:- Madchid, Oct. 7. ?? lxe . our Sovereign has issued the following httc Xerest the 4t instantC lbst I Majhefstyod that, pe on his emplolrfny to the ul, 11 andivceral atot dtrie g Ieb existence of'l tte r? , b 0zitodivda %who, (11111119 pit i le( Die Roy t eo- su led hlaovfl4! iis been ? ...

... ' XAPOLEO-N S MEMOIRS AND LAS C IS'S' JOUzxNA .I.. (FARTilHEt XTRnACTS). Q Sept. 1. ISIS. de At the first breaking out of the Revolution, there li was nothing but disorder in the materiel, and igno- rance in the personnel, of the French army, which was owing both to the confusion of the times and the1 rapidity and irregularity with which the promotions c lad been madle. The following ...

... 1.1'I'lafebonian ?? . EDINBURGH. . TIU!D1-a.I.I Paris papers have arrived to the date of Sunda Is bringing accounts of thc operations before Catliz to 26th ult. At that period, the five days allowel the Constitutionalists by the Dnlke d'Airodl,,. consider of his propositions hlla expired; and abeth5 it appears certais that these were ?? ed It itil tempt by the Spanish Govermnenit in Cadliz ...

... LONDON WEDNESDAY-JUNE SO. | His Majesty returned to his palace in Pall Mall, about half-past ten o'clock, ol Monday night, fioin a Windsor. Sir Thomas John Cochrane, Knt., is appointed ci- vil Governor of the island of Newfoundland. The na- val and military command has been annexed to that ?? of Nova Scotia. - Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, Bart. M.P. 3ailed from d Portsmouth on Saturday evening ...