... 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. ...

... I SPLENDID DEMONSTRATIOrN. Lord Haddo, eldest son of Lofd Aberdeen, lhavirg at- tained his majority on Thursday last, a grand entertain- ment was given on the estate to neadly one thousand in- dividuals. Ord Hill, a gentle elevation Situated about the middle of the estate, was the grand scene of the fes- tivity, and certainly a more appropriate site could not have been selected. Aceording to ...

... ?? fittI U genre, ALGIERS. The tone of the last advices (or the 17th instant) from Bona is extremely warlike, and it appears that ill thoughts of a treaty of peace with the Bey of Constantine are at an end. The Duke de Ne- mnours was to quit Bona for the army on the 18th, lut the campaign was not expected to open before the first ten days in October. According to letters of the 12th from ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDESCO I (From, our Special Correspondenzt.) LONDON, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. The absurd report circulated several weekc ago by the Standard, of the expressed determination of Lord MELBOURNE to resign shortly after the meet- ing of Parliament, having gone the round of the Tory press, has come up to town again, and is quoted by the Times from an Oxford paper, taking rare, however, to ...

... PU13LIC DWNNER TO JAlItq DUFF, E.SQ. I I _. ?? AT BANFF. I 'lbre Liberal ?? of the lower district of .1triffshirre gave a phublic dinner, on2 Tuesday last, to Mr Duff, the respected Maember for the County. The large hall of the Town-. ouse was handsomely fitted up for the occa- sion ; and, under the able directio X of the stewvards-J. Duff M1lackay, Esq.-E. Mortimer, Eqq.-A. Gardiner, Esq. ...

... AMERICAN PRESIDENT'S TMESSAGC. 1 The Arew lork Sun contains the President's Message, delivered at the operrirrg of Congress, otn -Monday the 4th Septemlber. Tile REscue, Whith brought it; sailed from Next York on the 8th Sep- -tember, and arrived off Cork on the -26th instttrtt 'making her passage in eighteen clear diva. The following is the most important parts of tthe Mes- sage-:- FELOw ...

... S21RIT OFTHM UBLIC PR~f sexier ?? WIIIGOISIV AND ToRaism.-Our contemrnI porary, John, Bull, thought proper yesterday to devote one of the columns of his pa-I per to the subject of finance. Upon a for. mer occasion we recommended him to try to understand the subject before he attempt- el to instruct his readers ; but it appears our ad- vice has been unheeded, for he has yesterday made a ...

... Q]alebon ian Oercurv#. EDINBURGH. MONDAY, OCTOBER 2. A large space in our paper of to-day is occupied with the Message of the President of the United States to Congress, the greater part of which we have presented to our readers; for whatever diffe- rences of opinion may be entertained as to the soundness of the financial doctrines contained there- in, the document itself is one that must be ...

... There are wine depots of corps at Chathlam without Captains. -A Major, three Captains, six Lieutenants, rnd 199 rank and file of the 2d regiment, are in the field agaiust the insurgents who have taken up arms in the Coorg country. Lieatenunt Hare, 51st regiment, Ensign Hill, 50tb, and two serjrants, and twenty rank aed tile, 51st regi- ment, with six rank end file of the 80th, embarked at ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... PRIVATE GORRESPONDENOM. (From our Special Correspondent.) LONDON, TUESDAY AFrERNOON. The Tories have long since determined that Mr O'CONNELL shall be the greatest of living men- if he be not so at this moment-for every day that passes over their devoted heads they are adding to his almost super-human power, and as the result will unquestionably prove, making him tn instra. ment in the hands of ...