... MELANCHOLY WRECK OF TIM CITYI Or BRlSTVOL STEJAM PAL9'KT. Baissror., Nov. '24.-1 sent you on Saturday night a the information which had becn received up to that period respecting the loss of the unfortunite City of Bristol, and I now hasten to communicate ?? additional particulars as have since transpired. Mr. George Liinefl, the managing partner of the company to which the fll-fated packet ...

... PORTUGAL, The fbllowing appeared in only part of our im- pression of yesterday:- [EXPRESS FROM FALMOUTH.] By the Wilberforce steamer, which arrived at Falmouth on Saturday, we have received the fol- lowing letter from our Lisbon correspondent:- LISBON, OCT. 26. The Chambers are apparently getting tired of their long session. The Sonate frequently breaks up for want of ait mibers to form a ...

... MADRID, OCT. 27. tPROM OUIt OWN CORIaSPONDPNT.] To write you a Spanish letter laily-and the fruit should savour of the soil-it is often necessary to mention mat- ters which in ether countries must appear very trivial in- deed, but which constitute the body and essence of the times here, and sometimes, too, involve a useful moral. We are here in our infancy, or, what is much the same thing, ...

... TUJRKEY. CONSTANrINOPLE, Nov 4. [* RIOM OURt OWN cOuIBZisPONuuNT.] Oa the Ist instant, the Turkish govcrnmtnt steamer Tair- ahry, left this for Syria with 3o0 soldiers on board, a1 fine isten, and in escellent condition. Wo have also strong rt asons to believe that shoe is the bearcr of de. ?? to Admiral Stopford, ordering him to attack St. lean ?? at once, before the bad scason ?? en. Thc ...

... LOSS of tih CITY of BRISTOL STBAME, R. PIURTIMaR rasR rTcVo.Ans ] Thl-' Camibrianr 111blis hell at Soaunaea, c't Saturda5y,gives thse (carving ?? partiri'ars Wehe tava tile mec ranhmly tue]af rpcotrsnf thew rclire lonr on oar ehorev, on Wt-.dnlF3;:y c.v vnig lest, Of ithe flne sing::-veess the Citv of 1-;o;tot, Stic.y conu.irlder, tra iont bsitwarln 11Wtterfrtld eind lBri.eol. Tih. following ...

... UNIT'EDD STA TES. [FXIRESS FROIM LIVERPOOL3 NEWS TEN DAYS LATER FROM TIlE JThe following appeared in a part only of our im- pression of Saturday]:- LIVERPOoL, FRIDAY EVENING. The Caledonia, one of Mr. Cunard's line of steamiers between Halifax and this port, arrived here this afternoon at lhaltfpast two, having performed the voyage from Halifax in rather less than eleven days, anti from ...

... I'VE XORNIA'G C(il? 0 IVI COL. L (3 N i0 1(1 N: SATURDAY, NO1V .MJBEA 21, 1840. We received last night the Paris papers of Wed- nesday, which should have reached us on Thursday last, but were delayed by the stormy weather. The able speech of Cunut MONTALEMBsIBT and that of M. CHARLES DurIN are the most impor- tant things which they bring. That of Count MONTALEMBERT, Who llas lately returned ...

... EGYPTA ZVD MOITAMAIED A 1, LETTER VII. The stir of military propart ion to which Meolianmmiled All has becoame habituated, and that species of xcaitement vhich the chances of war abound with, have so long kept he energies of the Pacha on the qui vic that it is loubtful if lhe could now csist without this khnl of dis. :raction, lie has played at the game. of war so iong, and Ucean o successful ...

... 7'UTTI1 FIRUTTI. A NOM DIlE CUEltEE. Letters from Vrtinc stale that Prince George of Cam bridge, travellig under tile title of Lord Tiipperary, hal arrived in that citv. This is what thcy ciinalln hifeY ailo, mcaning, that lils Royal Hlighnless is an Irishmal unknownst. At all events, hc has taken a good nam to go through the world wilil; and well may he wear it 'ipperary is Icat door to ...

... UNMVETSITY 01F LONDON. SEICOND EXAMINATION FOR THlE DEGREI. I OF BACH EIOR O: MlDICINE, NoviiSirEa, It,). The following is a list of the canoidates wlho pesed this cxamination, alnd hho h IVC c~oe qootl y bi id conferrcdl ont their the degrec of Bachelor of Mcdicinc:-( FIRST Divisi6N.-I'hilip Burnard Ayres, Univcrsity College; John Charles Iduckitill, ditto; John Clrryt Riclini(Ild Ilospitat, ...

... Sus -EX,-The late tremendous gale has strewed our vast with wrecks, involving In one instance, we regret to iy, the loss of several lives. Thc violence of thri wind, specially on Friday, was extreme, tile sea ran ruountairs Igh ; and In the absence of an efficient Iharbour of refuge, is only wonderful that more disastcrshave not occurred. NEWISAVEN, FlRIDAY.-Thlis morning we wcre visited 'ith ...

... IHERMAJESTY and the PRINCESSROYAL. { [I:ROM THE COUT T ?? The bulletin of her Majesty's health iisuid yesterday was as follows:- ,uckiDgham Palace, Nov(ember 25, 1840, Half-past nine, A.1l. The Queen has hadn a good night, and continues to go on favourably. The Infant Princess is well. JAMIES CLAaR, M.D. CleAns.E|s LerocK, M.D. ROREIIT FEnGUSON, M.D. RIcHAnD B3AGDEN.' The Duchess of Kent, ...