... :1?9IVATE CORRESPONDEcE. (Lrom our Special Correspondent.) LONDON, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. ?? following portion of our Correspondent's Letter we were unable to insert on Monday, on account of the late arrival of the mai.l] The projected meeting of the Lords and Com- moners of Ireland, which was fixed to take place early in this month in Dublin, has been adjourned over to this cityat the instance ...

... The Independence, New York packet ship of the Sib, arrived at Liverpool on Monday at noon, bringing accounts from New York to that date, and from Montreal to the 4th December. They con- iirm in the fullest manner the accounts of the cap. ture of St Charles, and of the defeat of the insur- gents. The main body of the troops arrived at Montreal on the 1st, bringing the prisoners and the ...

... FROM THE LONDON OAZMTIrF. ST JIAMES'9S PALACE, OCTOBER 11. The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Earl of Uxbridge one of the Lords in Waiting to her Majesty. CAMBItADGE HOUSE, OCTOBSR 11. The Duke of Cambridge has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant-Colonel Cornwall, of ?? Guards - Lieutenant-Colonel Schlutter, and Captain Baron Knes. beck, of the Hanoverian Service, to be Equerries to his ...

... Mlajor Owen, on his return front Spain, will succeed Sir Jouhn Savage as Depuly Adjutant-General of the royal mnrines. Lieutenant Kelly, 17th, and Alajur Jebb, 40th regi. orent, hare arrived from Bombay. Major Forster has resunoed thu duties of Adjutant. General in Dublin, from leave in England. . 15th-Captain Burnhan's company of the depot left Loughirea for Nenagh on Monday, and will not be ...

... We YNgret to atirounce the death of Lieuiennnt-Culo- re nel Cuvler, ant event which took place this morning, nf- is ter three days illness. Colonel Cuvlcr bad been for o sonia years Military Secretary to the Conmanmder of the Forces here, and had been appointed chief of thc netr metropolitan police, when that force was originally con- ns structed. We speak not of Colonel Cuyler here as a po- ...

... I RE A a - It is said that the Duke of Leinster ?? Ed- ward Blakeney, the Commander of the Forces, with a message to the Earl of Charleville yesterday, in consequence of the gross personalities in which the Noble Lord indulged at the great Orange ga- thering oll Tuesday. The result has not trans- pired. It is generally rumoured in' Dublin, that Lord Castlereagh called upon Mr Sharman Crawford ...

... MOW1 T3MRYZ &OOcF 8SMSL ST Jt.%ras's PALACE, Joyr 22. The Queen has been pleased to appoinit the Enrl of II- chester, Captain of her Majesty's Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard. The Queen has been pleased ta-appoint the Lord Fe- ley, Captain of her Majesty's Hotrourable Corps of Gen. tlemen at Arms. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFrICE, JULY 27. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Sir Frederick Stovin, ...

... SCOTCH PARLIAMENTARY BVSINElS. BILL.. December 8.-Saftrion Riqheries (Scoti.hnd) Bill- To amend an act of the ninth year of itis Majesty King George the Fourth, for the preservation of salmon fisheries in Scotland ; presented and read a first time; to be read a second time on Thursday tlh February. PETITION.- December 8.-Law of Scotl]rnd-Petition of the Chairman of a meeting of inhabitiats of ...

... lrT7#JBRiAi'I#AllL, T - ?? ? ?? ? ? . . 1. I I ROUSE OF LORDS-November27. The Dlilse of Devonshire, the Earl of Haddington, and the Earl of Munster toolethe oaths Lord YARBOROUGH presented a petition from itle inhabitants of Lincoln, praving that Parliamentary elec- tions might be conducted by ballot. The petition was very respectably signed; and when the question to which it related caine ...

... MvWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. TUESDAV', NOV. 28. The Lord Provost in the Chair. CITY AFFAIR B. Mjr leoitchar, nfter the nfinitnes of la4t day's proceed- ihns hail lben read, rose to niove that the ?? of the Cdirnil agreed to this day week, iespecting the taro- posed plan of seftling she City's iffvitrs, be rescinded. There had been a degi ee of prociuitaney in passing this resolotion whith he ...

... ITUL I . . , .^ I Constantinople, September 13. The Minister of the Interior, Perteff Pasha, and the Minister of the War Department, his bro- ther, were, on the 11th instant, dismissed from their office, and sentenced to deportation, the one to Adrianople, the other to Sofia. The palace of Perteir Pasha, on the Bosphorus, and the truly magnificent mansion recently built by him at Tchif- tehl ...

... A Dunbar correspondent sends us the following parti- culars respecting a mineral spring which has been disco- vered at the village of Belhaven, in the immr.ediate neigh- bourhood of Dunliar. The water has been analyzed by two eminent Edinburgh chemists, Dr D. B. Reid and Mr Kemp, both of whom pronounce it a most excellent medicinal liquid. Is consists of sulphate of limo, muri- ate of magnesia ...