... - iINC-ENDIARY1-11--- -I E.. INCENDIAR2Y FIRES. ?? TOiiillJAY.-We noticed in our last that oa the .)ths inst. a tire broke out on the premises of' Mr. Callard, of Upton, whicll, hewever, by the exertions used, was confined to the dwellinig-house, without injuring the out-house and barn, a short distance ott, in which were deposited it considerable elnantity of Ieheat. OCn the following Tuesday ...

... BERNARlD CA1VANA G., THE FASTING IiMIPOSTOR. READING, SATRJisDAY-.-Thlis fellow, whose plausible otd successlhl duplicity completely deceived several of the most eminent scientific and medical bodies in London, has it lost betn detected in his imposture, and he is now serv- ing out his term of imprisonment of three months, with httrd labour it the treadmill, in the gaol of this town, as a ...

... THE LATE FIRE AT THE TOWVER. Yesterday considerable interest was manifested by the authorities of' the Tower, more particularly those of the Ordnance department, in consequence of the workmen and ,oldiery employed in clearing the ruins having arrived at that portion of the Armoury where the train of artillery was situate, and which, in addition to many huge pieces of )rdnance, the emblems ...

... LISBON, NOVEMBE3R I5. [FROM OUR OWN CORRIESI'ONDENT.] The bnluget bas passed both Chambers this week,nid thee reumails only tile capitalization measure, which is in the Senate, the finance committee of' which reported la- yourably on Saturday, so that it wvill no doubt pass to- day, aind to-morrow the Cortes ore expected to be pro- rmgmell by the Queen in person. The project of law ein- dowin ...

... VESTRY MEETING TO ADDRESS THE QUEEN. Last night, at six o'clock, a public vestry and meeting of the parishioners was held in the Vestry-room of the church of the parish of St. Leonard, Sborediteb, for the purpose of considering the propriety of presenting an address to the Queen, congratulating her Majesty on the happy event of the birth of a Prince, heir apparent to the TIhrone; and also ot ...

... DUBLIN, Nov. ?? [. FROM OUR OWN CORREa5)IODZNTJ ADDRESSES TO LORD DE GREY. The Tories and Orangemen Still continue their addresses to Lord de Grey, and in the answers to all his Excellency makes renewted protestations of his determination to act with 1 firmness and impartiality, as th bi mas t overcome prejudice and restore tranquillity. A to i Ecellency's impartifality, even the ...

... THE, STATPA OF UPPER CANADA. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE Sin-My attention has been drawn very recently to your report of the proceedings at a public dinner given in West- minster to Captain Rous, in which the gallant member i. made to say, after adverting to other alleged misdeeds of the Liberal ministry- At the samne time that this was proceeding, every one was aware that there was ...

... DUBLIN, Nov. 22. [IRN , OUPW caa ONDr.NT.] ICEASE OF THlE O'CONINELL TRI BUTE. During the last fortnight tile Times has published several articles violently douncing the O'Connell tribute, and nasseverating thatt O'connell is the curse of Ireland. Every one acquainted with the state of popular feeling in this country anticipated, from those persevering attacks of thle Tinics, a considerable ...

... .OLE RIDT'S JPLOLITICAL ?? NO. IL O-4 Tue plan of Tn FRtIEND, COleridse tiftitelfinifc, 1us (p. 6)), is coaiprised inl tile MOtt to tile li-t I cauilot, theretcre, better begin thou IlYtrnst especially as Le tells us, with his usual aotoI mcnut, that till the mottos to those essaiys lim hi lected with pecolilir care, ?? givo a sort of epitomle cf sprit of acact. It is trauslatedf by ...

... MADRID, NOVEMBER 1_. [FROM OUR OWN CORtttSt'OXDENT.] TIhe deputies resittiug here at present lielh a privat meet- inge yesterday to consider the state of affairs in Catalonia ithe busincss of the day was, however, chiefly left to tit representatives of that province, who proposed and car- ried nn address to the Regen t, condemnatory of the conduct of tht Junta in Btrcelotia, and offerin; all ...

... On Monday nightMr. Green delivered his third lecture on pictorial anatomy at this institution. Tire two preceding lectures had been chiefly devoted to a general description of the bones and miseles, and a revision of the principles of motion in the human body. In tho present lecture the pro- lessor entered into a more detailed examination of the dif- 'erent parts of the body in succession. Ile ...

... PRICES OF FOOD AT HOME AND ABROAD. A few London bakers continue to charge 10'1d. for the quartern loaf of the best wbite wheaten b ead, but the majority have gone back to 10d., wliichwe shila, therefore, adopt as the present price. It, Paris the loaf ot 2 kilogramirliep, of the first quallity, coats 70 centimes, which is equal to leis than 6,1d. for the four-pound loaf of English weight. The ...