... [EARLY RDITION,] THE MORNIA2 G CHR 0 WN CLB. LONDON: SATURDAY, NO VRMBER 18, 1841. Having failed to obtain the young Queen of SPAIN in marriage for one of his own sons, we understand that LoUIs PHILIPPE is now using all his influence to promote a marriage with a son of Don CARLOS. The co-operation of CHR.Is- TINA has been secured to this scheme. The two frightful murders in the counties of ...

... IE QUEEN AND THE DUtJ1E OF CORNWALL. I [FROM THE COURT 0IRCULAI.1 Ilis Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex sent to Bj,,harhi Palace at an early hour yesterday ,ntio, make inquiry of the health of her Ma- r fd tbe infanst Prince. jr Royal Hlighncsges the Duchess of Gloucester the Princess Sophia arrived together in the fore- to learn the state of the Queen and the Royal lC three o'clock in the ...

... 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 ...

... I s[IPPLEMENT To fl, LoypoN GAZLE'T( Jqf TUESDA Y, Nov. 23. iWEDNEBDAY, NOV. 241. W*AR-OFF1CE, NOV. '23. A ,Iaje.lty has becn pleased to appoint the following to tikc rank by brevet a s underineitioned. Tito 1~jssions to be dated 23d November, 1841:- To Dr C.EXRAL.R IN TiM AuxAy. * ?? Lieutenants Oeneral-Sir T. .'irl-t lHon. Sir Gcorgo Makdougall Brisbane, %tirray, O.-C.Br. G art., G.C.B. ...

... -- Ber 'c11 Hi!Tline-e the, Dutchess of Kent visited her e:Y ,,.cdilay lnt Buckinghami Palace. ?? Princess Mary of Cambridgec ?? Somerset, visited the Queen on ?? Palace. 7~r t. Iyoraccoaprnied by the City Rernembrancer 1' .11C f ?? M.Iihhess Prince Albert or itiiknlatt Paliace. 11rIs UIl' nies the Duchess of Kent visited hiex. Ala- ,,riyafternoonl. jta Jliiiss Prince Albert visited the ...

... -4.- (PNSTAN'1TINOPLE', O CT. -28. [1`R1(1t OUR OWN CORHICEPON! ETI-tI Fnc fthe. moflent, fier is-a complete dearth of nill pull1.- I ilnte!l hgecce att this~ place. The Porte is without further attl- ice fro5 i-n Syria, and, ats usuail, durinig- 1{to'ziel, little htlsinless is, trailsaiited thtat is not of af conipaisory natutre. Thnt ?? arc ?? hty minisers and public faiwiceioiariu., ;And, ...

... ON IBC'e.N1' 6'OVJFLAG01 A7'IOIVS. ToT P'rIt I lGHlT IO N. SIRI J. It. G. G RAHIA i, BIAJT. SECRETi'ARY oF STATE FOR rmlE ROMIE VE PA RTM ENT. SI u-1 -IL hav beeti much gratified by au inspection, inl ho: ~MII'cStY's Vict~asling-vard, Deptibrd, of thle extensive unit erected there about thirteen yes ra Lgo, for the tannullui~c' tuco of' every description of' flour und biscuit inca for the use ...

... 1 RELAND. DUBLIN, OCT. 30. [pF1oMN own~ OWNCe (j~j0NJN- NEW CORPORATION 01? DUIILIN. A fleeting of the Aldermen antd Town Councillors of' this city tookt place yesterday, ati teli' large room in Radiley's I-ote]), Coniiitercittl-buildings, for thei puirpoise of umaking thle prelimlinary arrangements to eniltle ttl9 tine corporation to enter onl their duties onl M1onday, next. the 1,i of ...

... I M~~5ADRID, NOVEsMBER Id. [PRO3M OU.R OWN CORIRESPONDIINT.) The Duke (le la Victoria wits still on the 14th instant at Sirilgossa. It was stated there that the troops would have moved onl this day, and that the Duake himself might arriv-e in Mafdrid by thie cd of thiiweek. Nothing certain, howrever, was known of his return ait Saragossa ait thce date alluded lto. Ofhiisgoing-to Barcelonat, ...

... (JrjIl'Jly vi L UA DON, SOMERSET. |ho USE. MATRICULATION EXAMINATION FOR ii-X AMIA're)X Fol 1I0NOURS. Thle followinig crrtdidartvs harve obtained hotiotirs, rnd atir ?? ii thle ordler of'proticietrevV I N A ArTItinrArTeC AND NATUJIAL PH1tiOSot'I)r--- Jfoseph Anirtunry Spencer,* University College ; Sancrela (lostrell Greeni, Ste'pney Colle~ge, ; Russell Scott Tryl~r, Manchester New College ; ...

... The LONDON GAZA7'TE' of TUESDAY, Not'. 2. Conminaliusln signed by tue Lor Lieutenant j~ th 01nt O Norfolk. Sir Jhn Jacob ltaxton, flart., tu be DOPuty-Lieuterftan; William iiugge, Ebq., to be Deputy-Leitultonfit. The following building is certified as a place ?? regis- tered for tioletnilzig inaarerages, pursuant to tile ac0t Of 14 and 7NWim. IV., cap.16 .. Theim Bptist ClhapeI, St. Hrlen's, ...

... ?? AiLLE(;IGD DISCOVERY OF I'AIU- A BIL .'EWJIVLS AT THlE 'X(JIEQVEII. f Iur r~iod ers wil Ireinemijer that ita few fvikls ?? crtainI InI, iI Whiisp ritirtS WcrC c (rrllt con~cerninig an al I'ged t rv, ait hei ExcIn qllt r, of eleels to a very consider- 111,II 11(t It ei theve o'il( extravaigantt Kinsbg Ch~arles 11. Odlolli there so long, that their existence had beenii lbjrgot!,l onda tid ht ...