... List of Arrivals and Sailings ftfr the. week ending the 26th of October. iNw/iitDs.—Friends, Owens, from Cork, wrthstteep andpigso Eleanor, Hughes, from Waterford, with flour, oaHn#bttU«r, Amelia, Scudamore, from Cardin, with sundries. Twin Bro- thers, Griffiths, from Bristol, tttth beans. Bee, Casey, from Cork, with feathers. Newport Trader, Jackson, from Glouces- ter, with flour. Kitty, ...

... BRIGHTON, OCT. 4.— Never within the memory of the oMe^i of its inhabitants has Brighton been so crowdcd as it is at the present moment. Thousands are pouring in from all (juarters. and though every house is crammed, from the cellar to the attic, yet the cry is atlll they come. If such be the interest pre- vailing generally throughout the nation upon the occasion of our gracious Queen's first ...

... A great improvement has just been effected in the Jacquard loom, by which all the weights are dispensed with, and steam- power is used to work the machinery. By this new machine, silks of any pattern, of superior texture to the French, and of the most even fabric, can be made by children or women. Springs are used to regulate the yard-beam without reference to its diameter, and by a simple and ...

... CON FIRMATION OF THE Bisnor or HKREportD.—Thiscetc mony was performed on Saturday moi ning in Bow church, Lon- don. Shortly after eleven Dr. Musgrave, Dr. Daubeny, the surrogate of the vicar general, Drs. Robertson and Curteir, JMr. Dyke, the registrar, dcc. entered the church, and the Litany having been read by the Rev. Trollope, proceeded to con- firm the election of Dr. Musgrave as the ...

... COLEPOBP, FoREsr OF DEAN, SEPT. 21.—The proceedings in this town, on the occasion of the opening of the organ pur- chased by subscription for the church, terminated in the most satisfactory manner to all parties interested. Divine service was celebrated, both morning and evening, before very numer- ous congregations and the music and singings, U.ider the di- rection of Mr. Wall, who was ...

... Respectfully inscribed to the Aliens in Language, Blooe and Religion. With ardent zeal and hope I pant, Trusting the Muse will kindly grant Its aid, while I again renew, The cause of truth and justice too, Humbly to advocate! Is he an Alien who can dare A property in man declare!* Who impious, scales th' eternal throne! Tries his vicegerent to dethrone, Who reigns within his breast! Is he an ...

... SEED MARKET. Turnip, White, per bushel, 32s to 35s Red, 32s to 35s Green, 32s to 35s Canary, per qr. 34s to 41s Cinque Foin, 40s to 42s; Tares, new, 40s to 48s ditto, old, 34s to 38s;'] Rapeseed, £ 24 to £ 30; Clover, Red old, per cwt. 41s to 64s; White, 54s to 60s Foreign Red, 40s to 60s; White, 54s to 64s; Trifolium Incarnatum, -s to —s; Trefoil, 14s to 20s 1 Linseed Cakes, English, Os to ...

... ■cS- BRISTOL Fiom an advertisement in the Bristol Gazette, it would ap- pear that some evil-disposed person or persons drugged a quan- tity of beer, which had been provided for the Conservative free- men at the Guildhall, in that city, on Saturday last, from the effects of which several of the freemen are now suffering. If such were really the case, we heartily concur with our contem- porary ...

... Pr-OLCTNG MATCH.—Th* Gloucestershire Agricultural As- sociation's Annual ^Ploughing Match came off on Friday, tie 6th instant, in a bean stnbble field, in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Jones, of the Sheephouse Farm, The soil was a stiff clay, 6th instant, in a bean stnbble field, in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Jones, of the Sheephouse Farm, Tbe soil was a stiff clay, and well adapted to try tbe ...

... FRANCE- The following telegraphic despatch, announcing the capture of Constantinaj was posted up at the Bourse, In Paris, on Mon- day .1 TOULQN¡ OCToIH,;n 22, ) GENERAL VALLEfc TOJ-HE MINISTER AT WAit. CONST A NTINA, OCTOBER 13.—The tri-colour flag floats over Consiantina. The army leached (he walls on the 6th, a breach was made on the 11th, and on this morning the place was stormed with the ...

... TO LORD MELBOURNE. St. J ames's. place, Octobcr 16. My Lord,-It is just a month this day since I addressed you on the threatened dispersion of the royal stud, and the dangers which impended over this once flourishing country if its blood should by any means be transfused into the veins of Yankee- doodle hackneys and Russian cobs. I have now to call your attention to a subject similar in nature ...

... MARIA MONK AND HER DISCIPLES. The adherents of this creature gave public notice, a long time since, that they had appointed a committee to proceed forthwith to Montreal, for the purpose of a thorough examination of the Hotel Dieti Convent, the scene of Maria's pretended sufferings, the editor of the Commercinl Adverther had previously procured the necessary documents from the ecclesiastical ...