... :EPROVENCIAL XXTELLZGENGE- SOMVERSETSHlRE.' It We have great pleasure in sti~ting, aonjhe authority biv ofnern ein ithouse-~agentin thi~scity, tl'at there areat pr~e- al sent more first-rate houses actually let, than, there wot during the best period of the last ?? Gazette. e On Friday afternoon, as a man named John Tapp, tt enagd on ,thet railway, in,. the,-Dolemeads,' Bath , wits0 swnatoer ...

... ?a?toz ?ercur?. SATURD?I Y, OcTonz#'-i? 17, 1810. FRA NCE. .r. TijianS has replied to Lordl Pidmnerston's note of !the 3i0th of August. The document is of great length, and though cool andl courteous in tone in comnparison With what might have been anticipated from the frantic ravings of the C'onstitlntioninel (the journal un- der the especial control of M. 'I'hiers), it yet con- ,tains a good ...

... UNITED MEETING OF THE CONGREGATIONAL UNION OF~ ENGLAND AND WALES AND IEO2~E MIrsoNA.4rY 60CIE2~Y. valuable associations, a series of interesting meetings have most numerously and respectably attended; and on Thurs- dasylevgrenin CapEeerl. Trhcenedlifidce w6as crowvded to excess, and the platform filled with ministers connected with the two societies from various parts of the kingdom. On the ...

... ?? -- - I WEEKLY ~-o-I THE FRENCH COURT OF Pes assembled on the 28th of September to open the trial of Prince Charles Louis Napoleon fO3naparte. The circumstances of the case have already been detailed in the ERA of Aug. 9th, 16th, and 23d. On Monday immediately before the meeting ofthe Peers at Paris,:the eaglem, arms, and colours seized at Boulogne were brought into c~urt. About 170 Peers ...

... PNROM TILE LONDON GAZETE.'R| DOWINGvse STIlISIT, OCT. 19. The Queen blls liena pleaseil to appoint Ogle Carr Esq. to lhe First Peisne JtIllge in} thie Islanui of Ceylon. 'I'be Queen lbne bieen pleased to appoint Jarnes Stark, Esg. to lie Seconsl Pruisne .ludgSe in tile Island nf Ceyo1n. Thll, Queen IIaS been pleasest to appoint Arthur 13ul- Icr, Rsq1. to thle office of Queen's Ailvocato in ...

... 1ATcul:CUv OPFICi:, l OUi o'CL(rRei. (Fromn rrar Spccul('ire , bze.sjreadecid.)s W~e loire h1ad an arri-cal thlis aiftcrnlofl fioms thle . United States, brinzging rathler important inutel ti- gence respecting thc boundary qulestion. 'rho pa z per have reacheri ?? by express, copious extracts ti from wshichl I sen~d you. Th~ere is no news yet from thle East, althoughl hourly expected. d A ...

... SYNOD OF ABERDE~EN. I On 'f.uesday tbe Synod of Aberdleen) met in tbn *7West Chulrchl, whenl an] ad in irablile ci iscourse, hear- iscg particular referenlce to thce uresenit danigers ol thle l'rotestsnt Church), wns dlelive~red to thlem by 2mlt Isnowv of T~rv the M~oderator, fixuti i'ilattbcew xv 3 s VWhy do ye also tranlsgress thle coinniatil- ment of God, by your tradlitionl ? Th'le ...

... EDINI3URC.II CITABITY WORKHOUSE, On Mood ax' a in cc t of Ordi n ry Men?i get- was held in the Charity Workhouse, the Lord Pin- cost in the oliali'. A short dicussioii arose with regard to the adoiisvioo of reporters, some gentle- men contend ut, th:it they hail I liii iirto been cx- ci uded, and .hoiil ii sill he so, because tI ic OrB ii a ry Til'xnagers xi crc in fact a ('olli ?? o di era ...

... SPIRI'T OF TI'lE PUBLIC PRESS. IRISH TEMi\PERANCE AND TRtANQUI LLITIY. C(rccci/O~lce Dttblini Ecenicy Post.) Thle rare occurrence of' an, isolated erhimc such as thlat recenltly attemptedl in thle King's Clounty. hlas the elibet of fixing ?? mere pointedlly uipon thle general trangquillity of thic ounatry. Whien the O)ranige journlals avail th~emeelycs of an occasionial outrage, as the ...

... ED)IN BUJRGII. MON)iDAI;' OCTOB3ER 20;. It is With deep regret we have to announce the (heath of DAVID CaI.EGoIIO, Esq. WN.S., Crown Agent, wh-ich took place on Saturday afternoon, after an illness of some weeks, though no apple- hensionl was entertain ed of its fatal terminiationl till within thcse few (lays. M~r C r.noIotN~, whio was appoinitedl Crowvn Agent on thle accession of the ?? to ...

... SYSTEMI AND SITUATION. ('iou ?? JZ1Gllt2. System (alone antd rubbirrg his hanils)-.Vehlilir all are now convinced, even thle dyninstic Left, Ian that they possess a P'arlirruiettary M~inistry, anti that the Camarilla is riecidetdly checkmaterl. We Ve may at present govern inl tranquillity, andi stick by in the mud in perfect security. of Situation (errteririg ?? I am. Good haa Systerflallow ...

... We have received the Moniteur of Monday, which contains a royal ordinance proroguing the Chambers to the 5th of November. Another royal ordinance appoints General Se- bastiani a Marshal of France, in the room of Mar- shal M'Donald, deceased. Ministers persevered. in their resignation. M. Guizot was said to have arrived in Paris yesterday. Constantinople letters of the 7th instant state that an ...