... LATEST INTELLICENCE. CIrY, SATURDAY. FOREIGN AND COLONIAL. The attention of our city friends has been engaged this week hy a balance sheet of the affairs of the United States Bank, put forth by Mr. Jaudon. We give the document entire.- TO THE SHAREHOLDERS IN THE BASE OF THE UNITED STATES. London, December 4, 1839. Gentlemen,-Herewitli I hand you a copy of a condensed statement, which I have ...

... LONDON: MONDAY, ?? 9, I8M9. The Paris National has great and solid cause for triumph in the novel fact that, perhaps, the most bold and uncompromising Republican in France has been able to dispute an election in one of the commercial districts of the capital with more moderate Li- berals of very high reputation. M. MICHEL, of Bourges, a provincial lawyer, rose to eminence from his defence of ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE; ._ . LONDON: SATURDAY, DHCBMBER 21,: 183. We this day insert an ample report; of the pro- ceedings of the great and important meeting of 'the inhabitants of Manchester, held on Thursday last, to consider the propriety of petitioning her MiArSTY and both houses of Parliament, for a total and im- mediate abolition of the; Corn.ldw. One 'circum- stance at this meeting will ...

... - - Very little progress has been made by the corm- mittee in this great work since our last notice.' At that time, our readers will recollect, the three plans to which the premiums had been awarded, and the five others in the class of merit, were-referred to Mr. Tite, the president of the Architectural Society, and Mr. George Smith, the surveyor of the Gresham committee, to recommend two or ...

... - - I -, lj EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR A'r ;,INDSOR CASTLE. . An ' extraordinary affair occurred at V'indsor Castle t on Monday evening:- Shortly after four o'clock, on Moncay afternoon, a post-chaise and four drove up to the castle at a rapid rate, from which alighted a gentlemal, who, from his - dress, and genera! appearance, was sipposed to be a fo- I reigner. He was enveloped in a trprelling ...

... I ?? . . , . _- _- I The conduct of O'Connell in his insane and brutal attacks on the Chartists, has long ago ex- cited the indignation of every reflecting man. Not content with sneering at their principles- principles which he pledged himself by his own signature to uphold and support-he has attribnkted to them designs upon life and property, which even the most violent Chartist would ...

... TO THU EDITOR OF THE SUN. Sir,-It is not my purpose to palliate or to justify the ?? in South Wales, neither shall I enter upon the question as to whether it was or was not ' con- nected with any specific grievance,' was or was not I intended to redress any great wrong ?? but I deem it my duty to inform you, andthrough you, Sir, the public, that it is a grievous and perhaps a dangerous error ...

... Tuesday, December 10. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, DECEMBER 7. Royal Engineers.-Second Capt. W. Gregory, to be Capt. vice Jones, placed on Seconded List; First Lieut. J. Walpole, to be Second Capt. vice Gregory; Second Lieont. G. A. Leach, to be First Lieut. vice Walpole. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Butler and T. K. Margetts, Oxford, ?? and Webb, Duke street, Marylebone, milliners-E. Wilcock and Sons, ...

... (From our own Correspondent.) TURKEY. The Sultan has just promulgated for his people what the Moniteur calls a charter, granting them what they have ever been without, security of life, fortune, and honour, except when the deprivation of these is sanctioned by a public judgment. One can- not but approve of so solemn a homage paid to so Just a principle, however one may see the utter in- ...

... I Tuan NEW GOVERNMENT OF CANADA.-The following are extracts from the private correspondence from Canada received by the Great Westernb, and which will be found interesting in the present posture of sifairs :-i Montreal, Nov. 16. The province is in ns perfect tranquillity as I ever recollect, and we look forward to an undisturbed win. ter. The number of emigrants arrived from England has of ...

... CIYURCH DISCIPLINE. THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY AND THE BISHOP OF EXETER. To THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir-The charge of the Bishop of Exeter, delivered on his last visitation, which has now gone through two, and probably more, editions, will, there is no question, cause considerablet excitement in the church, 'and be canvassed In numerous pamphlets, of all- sizes and characters. Perhaps, if ...

... CRUIKSHANI'S COMIC ALMANACK FOR 1840. This annual has the rare merit of having a double elaim to-public patronage-the Illustrations and the let- ter-press are nearly equal in merit, and both are the best of their kind. In general, either the engraved illustra- tions of annuals are too good for the printed matter, or the printed matter too good for the illustrations; but here they vie with each ...