... 'flIttropolis. THE COUn'T.-The Queen is still at Wind- ti sor, but her Majesty and the Court. it is said, will n adjourn to the Pa jilin, at Brighton, olt the 14th inst. si by whichl time all the arrange~ments at the Palaic are c expected to be completed. Ot Sunday her M-ajesty a attelnded Divine Service in the Chapel Royal of St. 'I George; and in the afternoon her Majesty caine on ii the ...

... faeeting of the Td QuRsounil. A meeting of the Council, pursuant to adjournment, took place at the Mansion-liouse, on Wednesday last, George Cookman, Esq., Mayor, in the chair. There were forty- five members present. The ToWN-CLEaU read a letter from certain inhabitants of Grimsby-lane, containing an address to the Mayor, thanking him for causing a gas light to be placed there, and wishing im ...

... local Intelligm(r. I HULL GENERAL INFIRMARY-WEEKLY REPORT. IN.FATIENTS. OUT PATIENTS. Discharg&cIed, Cured;, &c di d . .. 4 Admitted .. 6 A .. 6 Admitted 5 a, Physician. Dr. Cbalmers.-Surgeon, Dr. Fieldin,. iouse Visitor, Samulel Lightfoot, Esq.-Chapilaiii, Rev.J. King. Vaccinated by the Hlouse rcon 51. The SecretarY has received the sum of £13 Vs1, ...

... Exclanb. O'CONNELL'S AGITATION TouR.-The agi- tation is now in full operation. Already there are accounts of the proceedings in Kerry and Kanturk, and I hope to be able to forward a report of the '1'hur- les dinner, which took place last night. The reports of the speeches in Keiry and Kanturk are exceed- ingly voluninous, but I shall endeavour to give you the substance, without the repetitions ...

... EFFECTIVE FORCE OF THE RUSSIAN I The Russian army consists at present of the follow- ing corps:-The Imperial Guard, composed of six divisions, three cavalry and three infantry. Of these there are 12 cavalry and 12 infantry regiments, one battalion of sappers, one of marines, one of chasseurs, one of veterans, four of horse-artillery, and 12 of foot- artillery. The Grenadier corps is composed ...

... SMLTVU in PARVo. Ur. A now Catholic Chapel was opened at Leed, on WednesidWy IUI- so'nnight. Thc light RoY. Dr. BrIgg ofdchiated, yes Placards were ast weekposted up ?? Towes. 'a liffl, for pettyrifficers assal-oidsseaom'' nts eir navy, on bolrd of vesselsfhrom 10 to 121111 gusag.i dlt The reports of the Duke of Bunucleugei viavt to the Cnnilrsef thc being occasioned by pecuniary ...

... t~U3~U~t~. XR. M4NEILE'S P~OLI-T1CAL-SERMONS. t aich -lies To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL MIERCURY. le avy SIR,-Expecting that, a mote, competent person than ev [ldtot myelfin newspaper correspondence wouli aerpidr eveor tote Rev. H~ugh MINeile's assertion that hie -never cc, men uttered pariy politics in the pulpit, I hayve renmained di ,sat; silent until now; but not finding an~ one in the ...

... NEWS OF TIHE WEEK. Thc American pacilet ship (.Garriuk, reached Diingir. U. vii Il Bay, oln Sat IIrd;I sesetIlli'lit, litter a :1 plissiigii o f tlvvel- III tv-th-ece days, from Nkw Y'ulk. The1 inlitilielice frim ilt CJallada, is ilot sitistiletor'V ;yet it is to be Ihoped that the (;l accounts of a thrieati'iled illtir'r:tltil alolnltg the frontil'r, of mlay ?? to lh ?? IhIIn exaggli DTted. ...

... The Wesleyan Metbodists are an extraordinary body. Nothing is to great or comprehensive for them to grapple with, provided the object is the Spiritual or temporal benefit of their fellow creatures. WVe might illustrate the truth of this by referting to those two gigantic sctemes, which have been fully carried out-viz, the ii Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society and the Strangers' Friend ...

... ? yj. i blA, tit U O OI.1, aIN V *J . I . Constantinople, October 31. The uncertainty and anxiety which, notwith. uanding the satisfactory nature of the accounts so long since received, still continued to be felt with regard to the real position of affairs in Persia, have now at length, I am happy to say, been entirely re- lieved by the arrival of despatches and private let- ter; from thence ...

... Our readers must have perceived that of late va- rious steps have been taken towards the establish- mrent of a Zoological Garden in Edinburgh. The promoters of this scheme would require to be on the alert, else they will be anticipated by our en- terprising friend Batty, who, in addition to his many beautiful specimens of that noble anicnal, the horse, already comprises in his arena, the ...

... (Frorn the AlMrrnine Chroniclee. . When we are asked if extension of empire pro- -duce .vTakam ?M wad answeer jt must d6#d en the nature of the extension whether it produces strength or weakness.' The territory annexed may a be rich and populous.--it may serve to secure a particular'frontiere- it may be maintained without expense, and accessible only to the country to which it is annexed. In ...