... wa I Jntealigenxe. Portsmouth, Oct. 7. The Cornwallis, 74, with the lion. Sir Charles Pa- get's flag on board, was to leave Halifax for Bermuda, on the 28th of September. The Harrier, 18. Comman- der Hallowell, was at Islay harbour, on the coast of Pe- ru, on the 5th of April. The Pickle brig, Lieutenant Haste, left Jamaica for Carthagena, on the 15th of Au- gust. The Pelorus, 18, arrived at ...

... ThE WANDEMING PIPER. i. _ I The Wandering Piper has addressed the following letter to the British Public:- The unprecedented civility which I have met with from all grades of society in Great Britain and Ireland, during my rambles as in the Wandering Piper, has in- duced me to lay before them th-e following accurate statement of an undertaking, which, as' yet, stands unri- valled in the ...

... I At the Recorder's Court, on Saturday, a man named Arthur Brett. was indicted for an assau t on William Kenny. William Kenny, an old man, with a countse- nance indicative of perfect good humour and inoffensive. ness, deposed that he was working at MIr Mason's at the corner of Hoey's Court, on Monday last, when Captain. Lyster's servant entered the Court in a gig; the prison- er refused to ...

... fi.f.alsbantatt Oterturil# EDINBURGH. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 14. There are many interesting and important sub. jects which must come under the consideration of the first Parliament in the reign of Queen VICTO- RIA, subjects which deserve and will, we doubt net, receive their deliberate and serious attention. There are many desirable and most essential reforms which we hope will be judiciously ...

... SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC PRESE. MINISTERIAL ECONNarY.-XVC have again to notice a third financial mis-statement of our con. temporary, John Bull, in his paper of Sunday. Dull and uninteresting as these matters may ap- pear un-to many, we nevertheless feel it our duty to expose such fallacies as those of our contem. porary, but shall be glad when Bull will cease to impose upon us so irksome a task. ...

... PRIVATE COnRBSPON3DZtjCZ. f ?? - (J; om our Special CorrespondeCJ) LONDON, TUESDAY AFrtERNOO, It is evident that the Tories have marked r Ireland for vengeance, for the exction . out they have all the will, but none of the power, aIdIti. sincerely to be hoped that so they will remnai h declarations contained in the leading article in th Tinmes of this morning, and which are taken to b, the ...

... _ ,se resignstiotnS anniso ced in this body en Tties- ed in number what we had been led to an- do'ext ]Besides ten gentlemen who go out from tif wards by rotation, the twio ex.officio members tie retire and sx others gave intimation on Tues. 315 of their purpose to resign on the 8th of next gay h Therefore, unless there shall be some re- ?? only fifteen of the present thirly-three electi ill ...

... T4OWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS, I TUESiAY, SCTOBER 10. The Loatn PRtOVOST in the chair. PRISaN CIIAIITY Box.-Bailie Millar stated, that he, along with XMr'Riasell, had opened thie oh -rily-tox in the Caluon Jail, anrd found therein the sum of L.17 12s. II id., whicb was placed at the disposal of the AfMois- trates to apply to such charitable purposes connected with the prison rvs they shouild think ...

... IPRIVATE CORRESPONENCE. (From our Special Correspondent.) LONDON, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. The near approach to the meeting of Parliament opens a most extensive field for the display of the faculty for invention of the Tory press, and hence- forward we may expect all sorts of lying state- I ments put forward to enable your JACKSONS, SRAWS, VERNERS, and the rest of the mal- contents from Ireland, to ...

... calebouiaul Jaerfurv, EDINBURGH. MONDAY, OCTOBER 9. We give elsewhere an important official circular, emanating from Colonel KENNEDY, Chief Com- missioner for the future regulation of the Police force in Ireland, and from all we can learn, and we have devoted some attention to the subject, it was a document most urgently called for by the pre- sent state of the public feeling in that country, ...

... The arrival of the seip Brilliant at Tr-bermorr, for the conveyance of emigrants to New South Wales, took place on the 16th September. The size and rplendid fittings of this vessel created a sensation ie- Mull never before eqnualled; the Highlanders having only been ac. customed to see small vessels fitted for American emigta- tion, azkd when the time of embarkation arrived many families ca ne ...

... The machine thus designated, the invention of J- lteatheote. Esq., M.P. for Tiverton, was exhibited at work on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, on an extensive tract of moss land, calledi Lachar AMoss, near to Dumfries, and attracted a great number of visi-- tors, not only from amongst the agricultural population, but amongst gentlemen rwore immediately connected with scientific pursuits. ...