... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE LONDON PRECURSORS- -- TO THE EDITOR OF THE CHARTER. Sir,-As the erudite Mr. Hogan; is so partial to Catholic authority, I will humour his fancy and quote from Dr. Wiseman. This excellent and highly gifted ecclesiastic, in a speech recently delivered by him, at the Catholic Institute, and reported in the Penny Catholic Magazine, felicitously observed that ' the vio- lence of parties was the ...

... (FROM THlE DELHI GAZETTE EXTRA, OCT. 3.1 We have received accounts from Herat up to the 12th of this month. Major Todd had arrived, and met with a most friendly reception. Kamran has acceded to the treaty, and signed and sealed it. By it we agree to put the city and fortifications of Herat Into thorough repair, and to indemnify the Shah for the loss sustained by the ravages of the Persian army ...

... TflE NEIW1ORT' RIOTS. -0-O- [CONCLUSION OF THf EXAMINATION.1 NEWPORT, SATURDAY NIGHT.-I send you herewith the Conalusion of the examinations. Altogather, I am in. ormed, 125 priioners have boon examined. TIlE EXAMINATIONS. The court sat at eleven o'clock to-day to conclude the Examination of the prisoners in custody. TPere were ;resout-Thc Mayor, Rev. James Coles, and 0. Morgan, W. Brewer, and ...

... No further examinations worth notice have taken place during the past week, but the adjourned inquest on the rioters I who were slain has been brought to a close by a verdict of ?? homicide. The evidence on the inquest presented nothing of novelty, if we except all interesting fact mentioned by the superin- tendeut of the Newport police, Edward Hopkins. This we quote.- As soon as the firing ...

... I I OXFORD, Dec. 5--This day the following degrees were con- ferred:- BACHELOR IN DIvINITY.-Rey. Isaac Williams, Fellow of Trinity. MASTERS or AaTs.-Rev. Charles Thorp, Magdalen Hall; Rev. Henry Teush-Heck-er, Trinity; Rev. Francis George Jackson, Trinity; John Nash Tvndale, Wadbam. BACHELOR Or ARTs.-John Mitchell, Edmund Hall; Wm. Andrew Faulkner, Magdalen Hall; Thomas Grey Clarke and Edward ...

... THE BISHOP OF EXETER ArD SIR. | RECRARD BOUWK.: TO THE LORD BISHOP OF EXETER. MY LORD-I have received this morning the, Standard newspaper, containing your lordship's letterof the 4th Instant, in reply to mine of the Both ult. I observe with satisfaction that your lordship disclaims any intention of imputing to the governor and council of New South Wales the partial appropriation of public ...

... BIIRIMINGHAM ELECTION. [FROM A CORRESPONDENT.] BIRMINGHAM, FRIDAY MOINING.-As yet there has been no official notice of Mr. Attweod's resignation. No doubt, however, exists that such is the Intention of that gentleman, and that it will be speedily announced. In the mean time active preparations are being made by the different parties, and rumour assigns to us an abundance of candidates. If half ...

... NFEWARKB EL(CT1O'. [racer TIHE NEWARK GAZF'E.j This is to be a Contest of principle;' so say the ad. herents ef Mr. Thesiger. Newark iE: mv only. patrern, and I depend alone on the free choice of thoyotera;` S,, writes Mr. Theaiger. The profession to wiiqlk 1n.. Thesiger belongs is an honourable one, and the0 atatifp he ffll la evidence of his being an honourable.manO. Mr. llodgkinsan, ...