... COURT ('IRCULAR. The Queen acd Priure Albert and thc ?? Houselhold attendqd Divine Service yesterday mornilng in Backinigeam 'clace. Tbc IHon. and llev. Mi,. Kcppel, ])Dputy Clerk of the Closet in WVaiting, oflieiated. ller Rloyal Ilihihness the Duchess of Kent visited her Majesty acd P'rin(ce Albert on Saturday. Her M icje.,tv lid Prince Albert walked in the gardens of Buc!illrlue Iin Palace ...

... PUBLIC DINYEBI 1'0 LORD IVORSLEY. [ABRIDGED FROM~t TIlE STAE FORD M11MCUflY.1 1n W'cdnu dty, thle 20Uh inst., Lord W~orsley dined with his constituents, tend tile frieilds ot civil anld religious liberty residhje, inl Loiith end its vicinity. The dinner, which wa's prnorid e in thle spacious and linardnleom nnniaSionl-houte, Uplgtne!jl, ?? wae; sutatbly ?? for, thle ocelasionl by Ir oiluthby, ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE GRAND I JUNCTION RAILWA Y. I MEATII OF MR. T. PHILIPPS, THE VOCAL LEC- TURtER. We regret to record the death of Mr. T. Philipps, the vocal lecturer, which took pl:ce by accident on the Grand Junction Railway, on Wednesday night last, under cir. cumstillces detailed in the ftillowhin proceedings. On Friday the inquest upon thebody ot the unfortunate gentlemanl wals held at ...

... THE, MORNIA'G Cfl W Y.I.L6. LON D ON: MONVDAY, NVOVEMtf3BER 1, 1811. A considerable portion of our paper to-day is occupied with the trial of M1'lEoD, an outlitic of which appeared in a secoid edition of Saturday's C0wonicle. The resalt of this trial might have been easily anticipated trowu tbe proceedings of the three first days, published and conimented upon in ?? (1ltronicIC last week. The ...

... JIJUJRCil-RATE DEY2PEAT!ED AT LE!- CLESTERl. [I.ROM'rt LtuiCTEtRoS1niEn MJAWTt'RY.] 0n Taursodi3 71101norit g thei annlual iorna ot'akig for it cliurel-ate ii, the paris'h of All Sainits tvngov nu thrlough but more! t hial usual interest waiS excited by runiours that thec cutnputsioniis would Intl~ter, Ulud. takdiig aidvitiltiige of thC mnialiness ui' tie( numiber who generally assemi ie onl ...

... I SECOND SEIIIE'S.-No. ?? AVULAT AT ?? PETERSBURGn IN TUEI YIAR lF'35:-- EXP'ORTED) ACiCORDING TO LoM) ;TA\IEY'- ACC2OUNT OFFICIAL At:COUNTy -38 millions imeperiall 11 bushls tiurters. jai~glers astound the gaping multitude draw hilt it ?? ol' contempt from the more knotting observer, Who iS too filmi- liar 'with Buelh fents to take note of themn, unl'0, oil iieroutit of the. very elnmsjness ...

... ETGHT DAYS LATER FROM THE UNITED STATES, (BY SPECIAL EXPRESS.) ACQUIrTAL OF MU. M'LEOD, AND RREF LEASE OF MAJOR GROGAN. LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY NsGHT. By the Acadia, Captain IRylie, which arrived this night at Liverpool, we have received New York papers to the lIth, and Halifax, dates of the 18tb, whence she sailed on the evening of that d1ay3. She brings the gratifying intelligence of the acquit- ...

... TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF THE ARMOURY. [IROM ?? OWtX RMl'ORTER.] As chroniclers of this great city it has lleeu from time to time our pai nfiul luty to record the destruction of .ome ob- ject of public or lnational interest within it, by the element which levels the castle with the rottare, and both alike to dlust; but never, perhaps, has public sympathy been more iut;,sel'y excitel by such ...

... |JECREASE in teig cOAVUMPTION of PORTERI aa ,IALE doriug the PAST YEAR. ?? The decrease in the consumption of nalt,from the 10th of it October, 1840, to the 10th of October, 1811, in Lodon aund W its vicinity, amonits to no less flino 41,9241 quarters, the st quantity used in 1840 having been 77t;,19 quarters, and in 1811 beingr 7:14,'2115 qmeirters. The ffoliowinlg is a correct list af the ...

... ICORN LAWS COMMRCIL RFORAND COMM:ERCIAL- REFORM. PRICES OF FOO)D A OATIM AND ABROAD. It is upon the labouring man, of course, that tile artificial augmttentation of the price of food allls nost oppressively, but it would be dilicult to name any branch of national industry (agriculture not ex- cepted) that is not seriously injured by the laws by nhlich the supply of foreign provisions is at ...

... THE 2XXCBEUER BILLS FRAUD. As usual, when dealing* with Exeheqcier mysteries, the Glodc Ils exhibitedl a pompolus inflation, andi a iadicrous air of self-satisfiletion at its sources of secret knowledge. I1n an articie attributed by somne of our contemporaries to in official hand, the Exchequer organ thus alludes to 111r. Smith, Ias if conciliatingam witnesS to be filared, sinte there was no ...

... FRANV CE( AND SPAIN. [FROM TUE EXAXINER'S CORsESPONDDNT.] The French government is determined to play, not the Medfces ialqr6 1il, but the Medicien malgre the patient. Louis Philippe has taken it into his head that Spain is in a very bad way, and tormented by a grievous disorder, and lie is determined, without at all consulting the patient, to apply a remedy. In the eyes of that royal ...