... HEZR MiAJESTY and the PRINCLSS ROYAL. (IRoM ,Tfr CoLiRT -IRCULAR.] The bulletins of her Majesty's health issued on Saturday and yesterday were as follows:1 ?? Palace, November :S, 181, Half-past nine, A M. The Qeecn anl the Princess Royal continue to ;o on perfectly wcll. JANIES CLARK, M.D. CH,,RIES LococK, M. D. RoSEBT FERGUSOY, M. D. RIcgoaPD BLAGDE?. Buckingham Palace, November 29, ...

... COURT CIRCUIAR. Her Majesty the Queen Dowager, accompanied by Prince Edward of Saxc Weirnar, arrived at her resi- dence, Marlborough.house, Pall-mall, at half-past four o'clock on Saturday afternoon, from Sudbury-liall. Her Majesty left Sudbury.hall on Saturday morning, and was conveyed to town with her suite on the London and Birmingham Railway, by a special train. Her Majesty's suite ...

... [The following appeared in a Second Edition of our paper on Saturday : (EXpRESS FROM- LIVERPOOL.) ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENT STEAMER- TEN DAYS LATER FROM THE LrvErPOOL, FhIDAY EVENING. The President, so long and anxiously looked for, came up to-day in perfect safety. She brings New York papers to the 11th instant inclusive. The President sailed from New York on the 2d; but owing to her having a ...

... 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 ...

... CRAMBER OF, DEPTHVS., ADJOURNED DEBATE ON THE AiD1IRESS- SITTING ov Nov. 26. M. PABST ARMd he would wish to coaling himself to the trayf the H5th of July, and the situatico in which it IF, eelFance; but so many inexact assertions and erroneous Ideas had been thrown to the -public by MI. Thiess or. the preceding day, that it wras necep~ary to restore to facts Iheici reel sense and true ...

... - - - - - - TREi~ ?? NING CHIRO .YI CTE LOND O(N: JMONDA Y, NOVEMBER ;30, 1844). ?? do not accuse England, said M. Tisruas ii Wednesday last, for in England we have met wvith sympathics. Yet, although Lord PALMERS- TON %was blamed for having compromised the French alliance, from a patriotic feeling they rallied round himi-they blamed him, bat still supported him. Not only in the English ...

... Mornnily c(ollnecle Office, Scemc o'Clock,. SEU )NOD EDITION. POR [TUGAL. IlXPR1'.ESS F1OM FALMOUTII1. i'FALMOUTH, Nov .-8. TIhe Vivid stentuer arrivedl last tic-lt ,with tile Spanish atisd Portuguesc nitils. Thc thteq are- (3ibraltar, Nov. 21) ; Cadiz, Nov. :21 ; Lisbon, Nov. 2d; Oporto, Nov. :24; Vigo, Nov. 2,15. LISBON, Nov. 2;1, [ OUlRO Ol'l OWN cOKReSaONuENrT.J Thb opposition to the ...

... EGY _P. ALEXANDRIA, Nov ti. Lr-omi o01R ow lEsE : r :1,| Since the 2Sth ult. there is nothing new to notive, be. yond the never.failivg concurrence of a variety of con. fliu ting rumiours, none of thliri traceable to any competent authority, while the afiair0 of Syria are rcpresented to tl thcough so distorted a medium:, that any peison valuing his own credit for veracity can scarcely venture ...