... Lord Colchester and his bride, late the Hon. Miss Law, sister to Lord Ellenborough, are gone to pass the honey- moon at Redbrook Park, his Lordship's seat, near East Grinstead. The celebrity which Rowland's Macassar Oil has obtained through the unremitting exertions and laborious rescearches of Messrs. ROWLAND and SON, has caused the most fraudu- lent attempts to be resorted to for the purpose ...

... SPRING CIRCUITS. Northern. Lord Denman and Mr. Baron Parke.. Home. Lord Chief JusticeTindaland Mr. Justice Vaoghaft. Midland. Lord Abinger and Mr. Justice Bosanquet. Norfolk.. Mr. Justice Park and Mr. Justice Gelee. 'Western.. Mr. Justice Littledale and Mr. Baron Bolland. Oxford Mr. Baron Alderson and Mr. Justice Williams. • • • Mr. uaron Gurney and Mr. Justice Coleridge. ...

... BRISTOL. BRISTOL DOCYS.-WE are informed that the survey of the locks of Cumberland Basin, recently made by order of the Doik Directors, with the view of tin ally determining upon the best plan for adopting them for the passage of the largest class of vessels, has been reported upon by Mr. Brunei. The Society of Mercnants have, with the same laudable object in view, ordered their dry dock, at ...

... PARIS.—All join in considering the journey of the French Princes to Vienna as an event of paramount im- portance, and as the sign of the final success of Louis Philippe's perseverant endeavours to become of the fully recognised members of the Kingly circle of Europe. We know not whether Prince Talleyrand has brought about this result or not. But the peisonal and other efforts of the King of ...

... (Concluded from our last.) SECOND DAY.—As early as eleven o'clock, on Thursday morning, the Free Grammar School was attended by a most numerous and respectable assemblage, anxious to participate in the intellectual feast, to which the proceedings of the pre- vious day had impaited an additional interest. Shoitly after twelve o'clock, W. A. Williams, Esq., M.P., accompanied by a large number of ...

... The common place observation that the oldest inhabitant does not remember such a visitation, may be very truly ap- plied to the hufricane which we experienced on Tuesday morning. The weather, whlcli btfd been for some days wet and dreary, became tempestuous on Mtffldajr night, when the rain fell in torrents for many houis, swelling the rivers and flooding the Ion lands. About eleven o'clock on ...

... POLAND. pl?;^IruJac,t! Jones' ...

... BANKRITTS.—C. Dumbiell, Brighton, grocer.-C. Chal- lenger, Brisiol, linen draper. J. Appleton, Three Crown- square, Southwaik, hop merchant.—- I. Wells, Mi ncing-lane, sugar brokei and wine merchant.— W. Kowe, Truro, grocer. -Charlotte Elinor Dibsdall, late of Marylebo ne-lane, grocer. W. Young, Bridge-street, bath, pawnbroker. ...

... €f)C ILonJron IflatKctQ. | CORN EXCHANGE. Monday, Oct. 3-The supplies of grain are moderate, and f a large portion of the new wheat came to hand in a cold damp coudition. Fine dry samples'either of new or old wheat sold full as well as on Monday last, but the isiwior parcels j are vepyfcttle it» demand. Sales of new barley are scarcely | good as la^t Monday, and the quality does not equal the ...

... Mux ICIPAI. ELECTIONS.—We most heartily congratulate our fellow-citizens on the signal tiiumph gained yesterday. They have, indeed, shewn that so far as they are concerned, the boasted cry of re-action has been nothing but an empty sound and that amongst the householders, tradesmen, and merchants of this great city, there is a decided attachment to Liberal principles; for it is idle to pretend ...

... 'i' t»i«a instant the stated oujrterly On luesdaf evening, the 3a msiaru, Tnr; meeting of the Town Council was heid a ie -ga • Present—Joseph Latch. Mayor, in the Cnaii Wm. U il- liams, Geor;}e Oliver. John Owen,W »• n^ °nn Frost, S. Igg.dden, John Young,-Geo. Geth,in i homas Wells, Thornas Hawkins, Lewis ^(,war^' i)ael. lof'1 s' Joseph Corbie, and Richard Mullock. J he m nuje of he last co ...

... NEWBRIGF, MAY 5.— At the meeting of subscribers to the New Church, held this day at the Bridgewaler arms, several plans were submitted for approval. The building committee adjourned their meeting to the 12th, to consider the respec- tive plans, and will probably on that day definitively adopt one. Above £ 800 had already beeji subscribed, with hopes of sub- stantial assistance from some of the ...