... le This subject is at length beghinning to occupy a pr.- h1 of public attention in seine degree proportionate to ia; .n nituede and' iniportalnce. In fact, until very lately, tbeos: it ignorance prevailed in regard to allmost every rin' CDr n ed with India, we irtern, of course. anang tilet reatI d of the people ; and this vast territory, co ered by apmr d tion of almost a hundred millions, ...

... PRIVA2'r CORRESPONDENCE. Lofidon, Oct. 9. Tbe sympitorns. of an approaching improvement in trade, w to which we have before adverted, are now manifesting bh themselves more or less in nil the great manufacturing dis- s tricts of the country, nor is there to be found in any of them, A asvwe'believe, anv serious want of employment, except from cc causes totally, distinct from a paralysed state ...

... 5 WEDNESDAY-OCToBER 2S. The Duke de Guiche, who was so many years in this conntry, and in our military' service, and who acquired a taste for English sports, is the chief patron of the attempt making to introduce horse racing intto France,. lie haS lately published a work on the itrb- provemenbtfthebieed of French hurscs' AFFAIR OF OUa.O Friday a dispute took place in, Dbabii .tween iwo ...

... ?? ?? . j . , : . ! . - ?? o RSPND - y ?? ?? ; fstliy n*1i'zail~M the pre imiaries. notic heoicnubah tbO4 i t ite tday, -- aroe of~~~ prbaili an 'Iijetrs r~l ...

... :.,-' :FYfm the ?? Par!.) 'OUISNANCES OF TIHE KING. 1. Baron de Alontbel is appointed Minister of the In- terior, in the room of the Count de la Bourdonnaye, whose resigration is accepted ; 2dly, Sieur Guernon de Ranville, Attormey-Genie-al in the Royal Tribunal at Lyons, is ap, primted Secretary of State for-the Department of Ecclesias- tical Affairs and Public Instruction, in the room of M. ...

... hlj(SE, OF CONMMIWNS}-Nlarcli t27 4 ACioeafrot o wr Irf C. 1T-,rtleC r55J Fi'i'c' 'le Marquis or IL3ANDt)l'ORD) aldretsed the Mustie Q' nn- VFi ngt:th gainst ihe I il, and- nenotinced it. in yery Siu,-vbe teirnS, aqi aloriiwui no secuirity to the l'rotestant insti!nltliO. isi. h hisu Majut'v had ?? sthlem to preservett'r ir'te, sild A:-f rdFI! eVerV scope to the lutst of n ower which ?? Si~t 0 ...

... '7 - ?? - T ?? 1. . PRP4T7'E CORRESPONDENCE. ond1n I.. London, Jan. 2. It appears to-day that Rowland Stephenson's delin- qu encies have taken a -wider range than has hitherto been imsgiried, and that there are numerous sufferers by him in the town of Rumford in Essex, a place not distant from the estate of- Marshal's, on which he redided. InI that neigh- bourhood a prodigious notion was ...

... INPAI~T 56oHoOLs. On TueqAs¶ a meeting walsi heltd in ILeWWatitr10d Tavern, ~whit'h wes nm~erously and respectably atleuidefli foir the, fusrpnse of ccocasideritig Ike Means Iof frrtiling an' Infanti 'wto)ol Soctety. Sir Jioht Sinclair, *Birt. wals- in the- Mr .lci~frey, in propojing ~ljc first resoltitioll, proceeded to cli'tellthe adkant-es %Nhich ivere'l'ltly toe pojrorloced by thle .ethl ...

... PRII Af -COIT DIC 3. ,io, 29th Dee Is W haveadvic~es t~oday from St P'.-eeshtmeerh to the . current; btit they meention n0: hing fleon ss'ihil the Ceui; intentions respectit~i, the II %ir d, Turky col beCO Crtend. Letr `hwever, frbm -Odessa, of tiethe received to-;day, are very explicit Ili)n tile subject. A cording to them great preparations are alrea6dy C L joig in Russia' i resume militar ...

... LEITa DDISPENSA4R AND EflSJS: ?? I - fUMIAN.E SOCI:*f. - T the Apval h.eeting of thisa day in KE a ?? in the Lord Provos, wll is Presiden f ihi tohi _ fcivo, the Senior ?? ofan Lih %sas canllwh to e h;,7. sare portofthes Sicna tya transactos th rinrong the past yi-- was read by the S xretary. it dtaled that tile usefulnes the Dlpens th y ontinuetdc to increaerofato aithough in ty ;. course or ...

... PRIlVA TE CORRESPO xm D,2fi _ Tile Stock Exchange was, ofboirae;-clone, to d.A ait2 110 rseu-c i1e 's5in thepriircet, ot any kind was tamssasted inI in e tbLey. .iost of 0 tol pal mertil~lrits, howsewr. repaired at the usuillivoiur d~fihrenrt Ount'no-houex, t ropen their lettv`s4 b;t1 it liv the Intell, nt lireylil mails which were due to davy;v Verv 4ftt3 - conte5llc or any public interest ...

... HOREI ANERCURIALESNo. VIMI. Twebrokenj Ous rcutir?- Y'o ?? ?? sip fb&0f~~~hiie bnlua citi 6su `t&`id. -Held 007Dh 'lFearied e eor fba ou heewsei~t- ' , f ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -, . j ~; z - j vereted, ~ Bn sit - . iiedsll atse w'haO iiY ' e rar:k d. - - I a . - hav h~ead ai i641 6-at Y n g-- rth SV CIle' oli ?? S.InCelif retierneme I ta~bfiie ?? ~~ thb~~' ~~ i is time Iec peyoiivi 9 oo the sbject ...