... i mRoM TmE LOMMON GAZETTE. VWHIITEHOALL, OCT. 2. The Queen has been pleased to grant unto the Rev. John Lamab D.D., the place and dignity of Dcan of the Cathedral Church of Bristol, void by the promotion of Dr Thomas Musgrave, late Dean thereof, to the See of Hereford. WAR OFFICE-October 1. IftsaoaaANDuta.-The half-pay of the under-mention- ed officers have been cancelled from the 1st instant, ...

... A BATTLE WITH A TIGER, There is now living in the village of Kildwick, in Craven, Yorkshire, a Mr Turner, who, at nit early period of his life, was in the East Indies, as a soldier in one of the regiments stationed there. When encamped at Ganjani, on the Malahar coast, he had a dreadful personal conflict with a huge ti- ger. With the particulars of the affray Mr Turner himself has obligingly ...

... S'XZRIT OEr THP PUBLIC PRE5A. THEn Inisn GOVEioNMENT.-We can assure the Tory journals, that they cannot direct the attention of the kingdom to a point upon which we are more willing to see the public regard concentrated, than the Irish branch of the Go- vernment. Most willingly do we consent to have the merits of Lord Melbourne's Adminis- tration judged by its effects in that critical de- ...

... TrHE ROYAL STUD AT HAMPTON COURT. After all that has been written, and the conflict. ing statements which have been made relative to the sale of tbe stud at Hampton Court, we erubrare this opportunity of laying before the public some striking facts explanatory of the history end precise object of that part of the establishment of the late King, by doing which we shall enable the public to form ...

... .ELOPEMENT, AND CAPTURE Or THE FAIR FUGITIVE. I Much food has been afforded for gossip iu Leeds during the last two days, in consequence of a report that a young lady, the daughter of a clergyman, the rector of a parish some miles from Leeds, and allied to a noble family, had eloped with the butler during the absenfce of her father. bit Tuesday morning, during tile absence of the Rector, with ...

... METINGd Or, THE GOVElNO1R OF GEORGE H-ERIOT'S HOSPITAL. A very ?? mucating of the Governors of the above Institution was held on Saturday, which had been specially celled, regarding the erection of Greenside Church. The following report from the Committee, to whom the matter had been remitted, was read: - ?? The Comrmittee having had a conference with the Trustees of Graecsido Church, and ...

... NEWSISAPER rETURNS-TRE TuMBUG oiP TORY RE-ACTiON EXPOSED, TO THE EDITOR OF TIlE CALEDONIAN 31E RCURY. SIR-YoU have so often and so successfully ex- posed the humbug of Tory re-action, whether claimed on the election of a Member of Parliament, backed by the exchequer of the Carlton Club, or that of President of a College,where the franchise was vested in thoughtless and wayward boys, whose ...

... ILETTER FROM M1R O'CONNELL TO LORI) CLONCURRY. DMrrynane Abbey, 12tb Oct. 1837. MY LORD-I saw, some time ago, in one of the : public papers, an opinion of yours, or at least an opi- nion attributed to you, expressive of your convic- *tion, that the Irish Peers and Members of the House of Commons, of the Liberal party, ioght to meet in Dublin some days previous to the com- mencement of the ...

... SPIRIT OF THE PZYBL!C PFnESS. TIEe CLADrIs OF THlE CrrER-v.-The clergy of the Church of England, if the Church of El ngland Gazette may be taken as their organ, are determined, it would seem, to take high ground in asserting their absolute right to the property they now enjoy. We had imagined that they would hardly in these days have at- tempted, to ride the high horse of divine eight; but ...

... 1 %aOBI TMM LZ-DO CAZ.MZT.U. WiVI'lihHAIL, SEPT. 25. The Queen has becn pleased to direct letters patent to he passed under the Great Seal of the United King- dom of Great Britain and Ireland, granting to Sir John de Nealle the office of Bailiff of the Island of Jersey. WAR OFFICE-September29. 2d Regv:. ent'of Drng.nt G&jards-Cornet and Adju.. tant F. IHaviland, to have the rank of Lieutenant. ...

... The two letters, of which the following are trans- lations, were found among the correspondence taken from the Carlists; the originals are in the posses- sion of General Oraa. The first is from Don Car- los to the Princess of Beira:- For my dearly-beloved Coosin-No. 7. * Calamocha, September 1, 1837. c My well-beloved and much-desired wife, my love, my only consoler, my sun, my enchantress, my ...

... 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 ...