... momeofir IntrIliffeure. LONrDON. 2 BHi4htaia, Oct. 23,-Her Majesty rode ouitat two o'clock, acconm. panted by the Duchess of kent, the Countess Mulgrave, Lady 2 Mary Stopford, the Marquis of COtynghamr, Lord Melbourne, Lord Palmerston. Lord Lilford, &c. Fier Majesty, it is said, will take an aquatic excursion in the course of the week. The I inhabitants of Brighton have resolved to have a ...

... POLICE MVtEETING. to _ S,'deritiiit M1SSI- aliia] too, ll.t;s. 0hif ile, T. Sminih, 'Tirit', II Btruce, Sitm, G. Maltlaimit, tIly, ?? 'Itirlot', soicl W~iljjtiea Clytrl', AMr Wit]liam Clvyne, Jun. teok his seat at the Bwntrd. r oitiaet meectieg tlit' proisitur'o extitinuishtiin of three ni' Ih If, Ite LettS, was oicieied to he LNI'IttStIlit~toi to thle D~irectors of thle (is Ciotmpany. Me ...

... a . - . r : --.r we have great pleasture in, referring our readers to the report of the proceedings which took place at the V1 public meelting of the Sitbseribers to the House of Re- seche fuige, heird onl the( subject of' Dr WA'rT'S proposal for' CID- pool tending the henofits end the desfil aot efitat Inistiturtion (of in ti whi clheh is thle Patron, and maw ho consider ed thet for Founder) ...

... Si ?? consequence or a malicious attack made upon my tmnral character, by the Editor of the Aberdeen Herald, in his son last veek's paper, I anve to request that you will favour me oft e with a comrer ofthe Joureal, while I endeavour to vindicate my- Se, ! self from the charge brought against line. I might rest satis- set, fled with the defence oif my conduct which appears in another his _ ...

... NEWS OF TIHE WEEK. Thc American pacilet ship (.Garriuk, reached Diingir. U. vii Il Bay, oln Sat IIrd;I sesetIlli'lit, litter a :1 plissiigii o f tlvvel- III tv-th-ece days, from Nkw Y'ulk. The1 inlitilielice frim ilt CJallada, is ilot sitistiletor'V ;yet it is to be Ihoped that the (;l accounts of a thrieati'iled illtir'r:tltil alolnltg the frontil'r, of mlay ?? to lh ?? IhIIn exaggli DTted. ...

... Jorigfl flitedllgente. traance. c The Roman Catholic clergy are (their best friends admit) acting with singular indiscretion ?? Prance. Our Paris letters state thatan emesee took place at Rheims o l the 12th, and u continued o l t ill 13th instant. It was occasioned by i Jesuit preacher, wh i, in drawing a c moiparisois between theashes ?? Vill. and those of Napoleon, said that the first ...

... BRIDGE OF DEE, Our reriders wvill haive seen with pleasure thlat a com- mittee of the Tonti Council have reuoinimi'iiied that a stutn of betowen five endlt sixi thausatiit pocmiscl, sliotlil hu expended iii widenitig and repaliri g' thle Bridg-e of Dew', and imloo p ist t the acc.'sses Ito it. F oin ou11 Report of tile lii'cieedlings oftlie Ccoitzui'I, lstlneeb, it ween! i lie Seen lthat the ...

... Till' IOI)DRR ATOl'S ADDlRESS. . . . .. .. . .. . ?? -. - .. 'lbs AIIri''s doleiirvi'ri lit' the 3loieiritsii it thI oe lose ol' the As- ?? it seissili's lsros'es'flstsa , lcis listetird ti) witli prifisindilittentitil isy tic; one of tite ses ts li istltsiseverveilleeited sithilo ?? sit' th ?? 'lei( siii (tuit't. lul iileiilt, afftctiotnate, hr., ?? elessirt(ci trile! ii tjii's`ttlstt ...

... monfrotir Intelligence. ENGLAND. ts The Queen has Conferred the honour of Knighthood upon C oy Captain George Bacl, ioyal Naoy. C The Queen has appointed Captain Sir John Ross, R.N., to I be her Majesty's Consul at Stockholm. Viscount Melbourne dined at the Palaoe on Monday, Tues- ai day nuid Wediesday. Ol Thursday he wns indisposed. dI Amtonag the youthful dbutstleus of tise prcsent season is ...

... ?? -- - varliantrilt'llJ) I-Melligeltre. nd nouse of Lords, -ed ?? Aug. 3. Lord ?? moved that the tithes (Ilrlanrl) 11l Shoultd be Itcommitted. Hiis Lordship's spcach wao short anti trimport- A.ant. tie was5 ansesored by Lordr Brettgliost, who objected to thea mea- trsure, itt a very lotrg attn elabotatte Speech. ia Lotrd Fit~ger n/r explairter the real charaicter of the bill, ?? eddid not ...

... BrBige of Alford, litth February, 1839. At a Special Meeting of the lc Members of the Vale of Al - ford Agricultural Association, anid o thers-Proprictors, Tenants, and Occupiers of Land; The Ho nouuable the MASTER of FORBEES i the Chair; N IT WAs RESOLVED. L giltal I Ir PEATITI'ON PARLIAMENMT again t any al- a T t cration in the CORN LAWS, and the following Peti- 11 tion was unaniuslyUnlY ...

... 0- gitias ' tdhat cli flriiang etitioti is ili Pro- ?? I'rlit tim pitnaarihs of Nigg, Ittrlasthe- - eveticl 7, atnd Me tenlut!let lit Untoth!, riabanrtohe Cirintrois, &r. iil ParliaetaSf- la Is ?? l'etitiori of the Sithscaibers, Agfitrilttirists, and toe it- otther, 1 II v.ai cIl) Stows; frat oir 'That you r pietitiuiners olterve, saithr thre itpeqt¶ regret, that ?? itis proposerd, by~ ...