... CAMBRID GE UNIVERSITY. [rno.r Oun OWVN CORRIES'ONDENT.] .Cambridge, Oct. 1iC. ST. JoHlN'SCOL.EGM-Tho following genltlemcil layv becn elected scholars of this college:- B1r MIt. CUIC;.-Ilarris, lloline, Allen, E,, llandfield Allen, R., Dobson, Sergemit, Hadfield, Edrmon, Spurricm Ilowartli. 13r Mni. IlyMIEts.-Taylor, T., Body, Parkinton, BIret Smith, W. B1,, Cherriman, Snith, T. D. S., Cox, ...

... Size LONIDON GAZETTE of TUESDAY, Oct. 19. 1 FOREIGN.OFFICE, OCT. 19. The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoirt the Right Honourable Henrv Lord Cowley, ?? to be her Majestv's Ambassader Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the King of the French. _ - fte---vh Qne-rrtras-ft1E ?? pteaed fo nppoint the Itihbt Honourable Charles Lord Stuart -de Rotbesay, ?? to be her Majesty's Ambassador ...

... I -E d 71~ THlE HUNTZVTERS' ASS O('A 'I'ION NORTH AMERICA. When in 1837 a portion of the Canadian popil- I ttion were driven to rebellion, not so muich by the plans of their leaders as by the energetic measures of Sir John Colborne, which obliged them to throw nfl the mask, the people of the United States were taken quite by surprise. They did not expect ia rebellion for at least ten years to ...

... TH1E MORNING CHROYNClRX L ON D ON: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1841. The proceedings upon the trial of MILEoD, down to the middle of the third day, will be found fully detailed in another part of our paper, from the second and third editions of yesterdaty's Chronicle. The only point fully established by the mass of evidence puhlished by the New York papers is, that the steamer Caroline was undeniably ...

... rasThtEY. F CONSTANTINOPLE, OCT. 4. [PROM OUR OWN COiRR15PONDFENT.] Advices have reached this plece from Persia and Bokharf fof a fivourablenature. According to these letters, Colone Stoddard has not only succeeded in thle principal object o his ?? at the latter place, but the Emir of Bokharn ha been led to indice the mest influential Uzbek, hivasi, am iu Turkoman Kha1si to unite in ...

... BIAET ANJ) PRACTICAL JINSTRUC- 7'IONS FOR TIHE RIRE])IA ?? ?? SatLAIOYV AR7'1FICI.ALLY' Bq Sir Eram'i$ A.Afal cnzie. ?? TILtL Sf'OI`M AN. [ Wt' hasvC o'rellt pjca'lare ifl pibliill'f' tbc followillng highly ihitrestill6,nd valultblf c(ofllill uxatioll ol a sub- Iect of -reat e(cnoumical import mu ce to the kingdom at IltgO, and especially to Scottal idl. ?? altuiltil ot 2I -t t, ili n n eoho ...

... THE REGiSTRATIONS. CITY OF LONDON. [Before F. Bayley, Esq.] The revising barrister was occupied yesterday in the exa- mnination of claims by members of the Jewish persuasion. A number of cases cnine under the consideration of the court, in which a rent was paid at a certain rate per week, uri-king for the year the fall eqeivalent of the sun required by the act, but thcy were obljected to by ...

... I L ETTERS TO SIR ROBEHT 1'EEL, BA17T SECO'NI SE'RIES.-No. Ill. Sue-Whlat Slislkapeare calls the ri- and body of the time, its form, and preassure, faniciful authors have often trasced to somproric) i'5ailpecetissr~i, of sovereigns niridruers- A faucuc Gibbon may, perchance, see a connection between tlcs outlay of it cosiplc of thsousasnd millions, and it per- trinent debt of eight hundred ...

... OUR D JOMESTic HISTO RY SIA E 2 'nj OU PEACE.-No. V. ?? Like the movements of the elephant in the thieket, the turnings and twistings of gigantic monopoly are manifested by the crackling of innumerable siall interests underneath ite tread. Had we not been blessed xvith abundant harvests from 1819 to 1-22, the attempt to return to cash payments would have been a tremendous one for the country. ...

... ENTERTAIMTENT TO 3-MINlISTERS AT THE MAINSriN-HIO USE', -D. On Saturday the Lord MayOr gal'e a dinner to her Ma- jesty's ministers, at the Hiens'u House. The party wits exteemely select, Amonrgt his lordship's grlests were Sir Robert Peel, Ba rt., Lord WhlaruclifFe' Lord Jersey, the lli~bt Hlonoureable Sir Jiunes Grahant, Thart., Cthe Rarl of AJerdeen, the Right Honourable Lord Stanlley, the ...

... THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA AND THE I POLES. -A. TO THEs EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SxR-I have read with considerable surprise and regret a leading article in your prper of the 2d instant, in -which you appear to give credit to certain rumours respecting, the intentions, on thle one hand, of the Emperor Ni.- cholas to restore their old nationatlity to the Poles ; nod, on the other hland, ...

... Pie LONDON GAZETTEE qf TUESDAY, Oct.26. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, OCTOBER 20. The Queen has been pleased, on the nomninatiou of Lord Forester, to appoint John Lewis Laitiotte, Eseq., oue, of her Majesty's H~onourable Corps of Gentlemen tit Armas, vice Constable, retired]. - WHITEHALL, OcTooiER 23. The Queen lies been ?? to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United endm ...