... Zbe arillp antf Rabp. s . THE ARMY. a TEr. FoRlTY-SECOND.-The troop ship Sapphire, Mr. d Cole, master, has left Plymouth for Cork, to convey detachments of the 42nd regt. to the Mediterranean, from which quarter the Apollo troop ship is daily expected to arrive. ROYAL ARTILLERY.-The officers of the Royal Horse 0Artillery are to wear the covered chaco on all parades, d except on Sundays, and ...

... TIHE MUNICIPAL ACT. It is now admitted on all hands, and by men of adl parties, that the act for amending Municipal Corporations itself requires amendment. We take the fact for ranted on several grounds, the chief of which, as affecting our own town, we shall briefly mention. At every refistra- tion which takes place, thousands of objeetions, for the UT most part utterly frivolous and ...

... jarts Scienee, 'Zvantions, &C. IMPROVED PRINTING PRESS.-M. Lenormand, a celebrated mechanic, has discovered the means of printing on one cylinder both sides of the same sheet, which enables his mechanical press to act with a quickness double any hitherto known, and can produce 4000 copies in an hour.- Moniteur Indrustriel. BRIDPORT.-TRrAT FOR GEOLOGISTS.-During the late tremendous gales, an ...

... A Frenschwriter has recently compiled an interesting sum- mary of accidents to and by British steam vessels for a series of years, from which also may be gathered the number of steam vessels possessed by this country at different periods. The materials of the summna ry are supposed to be derived from reports prepared some time since by order of the Admiralty here. The small compass in which ...

... PMINCE ALB3RT'S HUUSSATg liorse iuards, Nov. 26, 184O ,Saa.-I have received and submitted to ?? Co 14iaiding in Chief your letter of the present date, whr You acknowledge yourself to be the writer of the lett i which appeared in TheTimes newspaper of the 16th ie and to which tmy letter of yesterday's date related h atit In reference to that acknowledgment, i haveit i mand to direct your ...

... EXPORTS for the II cek ending December 3rd. W illiam, Smith, Bullo. 30 tons of pig iron—H. Perkins. Moderator, No. 1, Bristol, 67 £ tons of bar iron—Monmouth shire Iron and Coal Company I hogs., 4 barrels, and 3 kildei kins of beer—T. Davis. Robert, Clampitt, CardifT, 7,000 bricks-Nicholas Rillca. George, Tampl.n Bristol, 26i tons of bar iron-Monmouth- Company0 1008 °f bar iron~Rhyinney Iron ...

... af vivapslo aull %alurloofo V-voto, I (From ile l'cen/c;r i-'apcrs.) litiD~c. 1. HE National says, onl the subikecto' theloan which the governiment is reported to be abouit to T contract, 'This inew' loarn is the uevcsisary, the inevitable tonisequence ofthe tinincial CE'lfiii11 wvhh tit hS prc v* iled tl)r tl-ese ter, vears. For tenl Years the resources (i tlhe (eeliiri have bectn ?? sI ...

... VERDICT OF WILFUL MURDER, FELO- DE-SE, AND DEODAND OF £2,000.- ADJOURNED INQUEST AT HARROW. Wednesday evening, at six o'clock, Mr. Waklev, K. P., the Coroner for the Western Division for Middlesex, and the Jury who were empanelled before him on the 16th ultimo, to investigate into the circumstances connected with the deaths of Joseph Simpson and William Dawson, the two unfortunate men who were ...

... , LONDON, TUESDAY, December 1. THE QUEEN. -o Buckioghan Palae, Half-past Nine. The a eendaia the Princess Royal oontinue in a most ?? Manjesty's ronvalesenee is so far advanced that no further bulletlins will be issued., THE FRESCH. MINISTRY.-The vote npon the address of the Chambdr of Doputics is lnot ?? Misistry will have tire majority; buot those who despair of overthrowing it in this ...

... I. T. ROYTOi.-There is a good deal of merit in this compo. silion, but it is not of a class which we usually select for insertion. HuMAIlTAs ihateuer blame is imputable to the relieving officer, we conceive that the system, is itself the source of all the evil, because it is eminently calculated, and we believe by its authors was intended, to generate a cold-blooded in- differcnce to the ...

... INPO1k1ANT MEETING ON THE CORN LAWS AT WARRINGTON. . One of the most important and interesting meetings which have vet taken place oer the Corn LEaws in this rnei-hboueriswd as held on Monday evenitg, in tihe lar-e room of the Lion Hotel, Wairingtun. The meet- iln', ,as held with a view oi taking into consideration tie piopriety of making the repeal vf the corn Ia-vs aquestiots ta the choice ...

... LIVERPOOL, DEC. 1.—By the arrival of the New York packet ship Virginian, Captain Allen, which left New York on the 13th of No -ember, we have received papers from that city two days later than those received by the Presi- dent. The Oxford, which sailed on the 3rd, has not yet reached, although she has been now anticipated by both the Patrick Henry and the Virginiani These papers con- tain very ...