... vVERDNBSDAY'S ANDTHURSDAY'S POSTS. - LONDON, OCT. 21. LATEST NEWS FROM AMERICA. Lireqool, Wednesday Aforning.-The Caledonia steamJ ship, Captain M'Keller, arrived here last night, in eleven days, from Halifax. She left on the evening of the 8thi having ieached that port on the 7th. She sailed froni Boston on the 2d. and on the following day encountered heavy gales, which compelled her to lie ...

... STSUMP'll. i,0LNDON-FI1DAY,-, October 22. The Qaceln held a Court and Privy Council at lialf-past ie o clock;, yesterday afternoon, at Biuckinghaoi Palace. 'rlei council was attended by his Royal Highness reisro Albert, Lord Wharncliffe, Lord President of tile ,liloc ; Lord Lyodhurst, Lord Chancellor; Sir Itobert Fl First Lord of the Treasury; Sir James Graham ?? ot State for the Ilome ...

... Tne following Letter was written for insertion in OUt lste Journal, bout did riot readh as in time. TO THE EDITOR OF THE OXFORD JOURNAL. Sin,-In a Letter signed A n i Oxfo dshii e lLandlord, which1 appeared in your columns of Saturdaiy last, some sevese reinarlis erc made upon the notice given by direction of the major part of the 'Magistrates assembled at the last Quarter Sessions that at ...

... Sutrtrdlay, Amp i 25. A,- observation was made during the debate on the Chinese question, anid we think it fell from Lord Pal- merston, reflecting upon the Conservatives as a party, and taxing them with bringing forward questions merely from a spirit of vexation, or for the purpose of anmoying the powers that be ; and he instanced as a proof of it, the fact of the very question they were ...

... ABINGDON. APiUlL 29. SUDnEN DxAET'iS.-An inoqulisition was taken oa Saturday last, t at tle Gravel Pits, Stonelill, before lddward Ceoceiler, Esq. a coroner, on view of tie body of John East, aged 45, a labourerf, . in the service of Mr. W. Dewe, of Steichill Farm, who suddenly expired onl the preceding Wednesdaly. Tire deceased's wife, as selel as Sarah Hlosier,a neighbouring cottager, ...

... 43 x E at BP, ?? I - 7 - S.Isrdaji, Miorchl 13. a Wmsssiy the case of M'Lcod, now in gaol in the United States, awaiting his trial on a eharge of murder, first broke upon the public car, wo took occasion to make somo few remarks in respect of the unfisir treatment lie had reccived at the hands of his persecutors, ansI we were not slow to call upon persons tilling high and in- fluentinl ...

... 3. MIARRtED.-On the 25th ultirno, at lBurghelere, 1. A. Merewether, lEsq. to Maria, eldest daughter of Sir .J. Fellowes, of Adbuiry House, ?? the 17th ilt., at Andover, MIiss Early, of Kingaclere, too Miss Biowvn, of Newbury.-At St. Mary's, Reading, ou the 27th ult. Edward. youngest son of the hite WN. Boulger, Esq. of Bradfield, to Franjees, youngest daughter of Mr. Quelch, of Bridge-street, ...

... LONDON, JUNE 9. 5] McULTU11 11 PARVo.-Her Majesty gave audience to h Lord Melbourne Saturday, and afterwards visited Duchess of Kent at Ingestre House-in evening her Majesty had c dinner party, including Prinee Leiningen, M. Gnizot, the c French Ambassador, Marquis de Saldanha, Marquis of b Northampton, Lord Palmerston, Earl of Uxbridge, Earl and Countess of Surrey, &c.-band of Coldstream ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-SATURDAY. POSTAGE.-The Postage Bill was committed, and the several clauses agreed to.-Mr. WARBURTON expressed his thanks to the Chancellor of the Exchequer for having produced so unex- ceptionable a oseasure. The number of letters had increased in London from twelve to twenty-three millions, and generally, in- cluding ship-letters, from 75 millions to 127 millions, and if they ...

... MULT1r3 iN PArvo.-Hei Majesty and Prince Albert, Duchess of Kent, and Royal suite attended divine service d Suiday morning in Private-;Chapel-her Majesty and the,, P'rince afterwards drove in pony phaeton iiA Great ParIu's and his Royal Highness subsequently rode oit horseback, Dz attended by Colonel Wvlde and Captain Seymour-Rev. E Dr. Short, who preached in nmornin-, joined dinner circle r ...

... Tlho Paris correspondent of the Morn ina Ponst confirms the rumour of the final. settlement of the Eastern ques- ton. The Baroo o do ?? had been instructed to annoiunce to Lord Plalmerston that France would remain aloof until the hereditary government of Egypt had been secured to Mehemuct A ?? but his Lordship having formally engaged to procure the required modi- ticntion of the Hatti-scheriff ...

... HOUSE OF COMMNONS-NVEDNESAVY. Mr. BRODIr presented three petitions against any grant for church extension, from plalces in i~lts. Siniilar petitions were presented by Mr. R. Currie, froms Welingborough, in North- amptonshire by 31r. R. Phillips. from three places in Norfolk; and by M~r. ILambton, fr.,m South Shields. lr. C. HA.rLToN presenlted a petition against any alteration in the Corn Laws ...