... W.EDNESDAY'S AND THURSDAY'S POSTS. LONDON, OCT. 23. Quebec Papers to the 2'th of September have been ieceived. The Health Committee had resolved to break up the Cholera Hospital immediately. There Ihad been only one burial on the 26th. This was the first instance of the kind since the appearance of the cholera in July. Demerara Papers to the 3d of September have been received. The colony ...

... 1 I T I 1U. . . 1 1X . 1 On Monday morning last the lailiffis elect of this city, Mr. Join Rainsrord and Mr. William Floyd, were sworn into office, with the usual formalities, and afterwards proceeded in due order to take possession of the city prison, and appoint a gaoler for the year. The custom of treating the Members of the Council Chamber and their friends with wine and dessert, as well ...

... LONil);ONS SEr. 30. New York Papers to the 3d ult. have arrived to-day at the North and South Anitrican Coffie-house. The cases of cholera were theis rapidly decreasing, and business had ilmproved. Bank Shares continued at 11i. Communications from Montreal to the 28th of August have also reached town. 'They state that the cases of cholera there are now confined to the lower classes, of ...

... > . s .. rs 1 I - . . _ -. Roger Nunn, Esq. M. V). havinsq been electei Mayor, a most numerous compani y dined together on the occasion on Monday. After the usual loyal and(l onstitutiosnal toists had been drank, the Chlairmaan proposed the Bishop of London and the Clergy. This was received with three times three. There wvere then numerous calls for the Rev. G. Tuffnell to address the ...

... WEDNE9SDAY'S ANI DTHURSDAY'S POSTS .1 . I - LINDON, OCT. 2. Ertract of a letter from Madrid, dated Sept. 25, at four in the afternoon:- 1- The Allsbassa(lor of France at the Court of Spain, to the Slinister of Foreign Affairs. 4 The Chamber of Prockiradores, having closed the day before vesterday the general discussion as to The foreign debt, adopredl to-day, by the majority of.43 against 47, ...

... LONDON, SErT. 30. Commercial advices from Copenhagen were ycster- -day received to the 17th ult. Laige parcels of island wool had arrived there, Aut the prices were fully main- tained in consequence of the demand, and 1,50 to 155 bank marks and 160 kiT, was the quotation. Whale oil has risen considerably in consequence of the bad success of the fishing. By advices from Martinique, it appears ...

... A most imposing military spectacle took place at (Canter- bury (in a field behind the Barracks) on Tuesday in tlre pre. sentation of colours to the 03d Hlighlanders by the Duke of Wellington, in exchange of the old.standards which, from having been so long unfurled in every quarter of the globe, were mere fragments of what they once were. Upwards of ten thousand people assembled on the ...

... o xF IF SATURDAY, Oc-r. 11. Lord Dennian and the Black Cap.-_We took occasion a few weeks since to make some remarks on the conduct of Lord Denmin in omitting the use of the black cap or. several occasions in which -tee condemn-ed offenders toileaths-4uring, the late circuit. 4 W ¢ ?? would ak with wlhat au- thority, beyond his own capricious will, did Lord Denman presume to make an innovation ...

... BOW.STREET.-A woman, apparently of advanced age, and very infirm, whose appearance was highly respectable, entered the Justice-room, leaning on the arm of a middle- aged woman, who, addressing the llsgistrate, said she came to ask his advice and assistance on behalf of the old woman by whom she was accompanied, whose case she conceived to be one of considerable hardship. The applicant went on ...

... By the new Central Court Act coming into operation, the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex will be put to an additional expense of nearly 5001. per annum, as it is asserted, from the additional number of Sessional dinners to be given in consequence. Ti{E NE.w POoR LAsJ BILL.-'rhe guardians and overseers of the poor for the parish of Greenwich have .put the Poor Law Amendment Bill into operation ...

... The late Conflagration.-Privy Council. A more numerous nieeting of tire Lords of the Privy Jr Council, there was never known, ceceptirg only on occasions J. of the demise of the Crown, titan that which was held Alon. VI day at the Couucil-office, for the purpose of inquiring into It the origin of the late destructive fire at the two Houses of' J Parliament. All the Cabinet M8inistcers, except ...

... TUESDAY'S POST CONT[NUED. From the LONDONC GAZETTE of FRIDAY.1 ACHE King has appointed Captain H. Prescott, TL R. N. to be Governor and Commander.in-Chief of Newfoundland and its dependencies. BANKRUPTS. John Mayric No0B, William Oswald, and Harvey Hoar, of Wilk-street, Irish linen factors. John Bentley, of Cheapside, silk warehouseman. John Bentley, of Liverpool, plumber. lVm. Eccles, of ...