... coi,4M1UNICATION iTV 'INDI4.' A numerous meeting of merchsants aind dtebrs contwedW~ With India wes held yesterday at the [lll Of CommexC for the purpose of considering the Praeti abli3ty of toli- ing increased dispatch in the conveyancd of the spell' b-., tween this country and our posssihone in the Jomze ABEL SMIH e. aigbeMcle o.~1 chair, addrovsd the mtfetinlg andstagte thattbeontymo tive ...

... I The LONVDON GAZETTE of PRJDA Y, Sept. I1 Commisso signed liv III( Lord Liciilt,,litt of the 'olunty 011 if.P t-tirlseg. tls! Challeq Alexander Moir, tssg.., Sir fHirlt tutor-~ Scrsol S toral Bart ,William Ramsay Binmsay, Re..ae etur Biaclelorn,Es, he Depo ty Lieulenouai. the 5otlti( Oi signed by Ow Lord [ilea tenat Of thre Ceitttly . tII Nourfsslk. Itli Prince Alhert, Own1 Coirps of Y, ...

... WT'SUSOR, AVEDNESDAY, ,.,i 1lri co Albert, mcconipaniedl Iy thwsr rr CID - r anarneso oelh Tri -itore, the Prince ahd Princee of Hohenlote jIS[J* took their early RCcuqtomed walk this ral fRe1l ilighoesses the Princess Royal and the T ebarebeen taken airings, and also walked in ; PUe~loael aarriend to-day at the Castle from aenn a oiri to the Queent. Woo al uignese} Prince Albert, and his ...

... 4RRLAND. DUBLIN, SEPT. 14. LpROhr OUrt OWN rORE85P0Ie`D9T% REPEAL DEMONSTRATION IN CONN lMARA. This evening Mr. O'Connell leaves town for Galway, ae- compailed by lr. Steele. On Friday he is to visit Balli- latbinch Castle, the seat of Mr. Thomas Martin 1One of the members for the county of Gaiway. prom thence Mr. O'Connell is to start for Clilfden, where he is to attend a Repeal meeting and ...

... THE EXPEDITION TO BRUGES. FROM OUR (W1V CORRESPONDB)NT.] OSTEND, FRIDAY NorHT. I have just returned from the most magnificent and impressive scene, or rather succession of scenes, which it has ever been my lot to witness. Warm, enthusiastic, and altogether novel as was the greet- ing which Queen Victoria and her Royal Consort experienced on their arrival in this town, the effect of it has sunk ...

... cOUR.T CIRCULAR. Their Serene Highneesses the PrIUcO and~ Prinows of Holienlohe.La.Ogeal)ourgs, accmmpanied by part of their famlyarrv~datFrogmocre-lOdgil, Windsors, on Saturday afternoon from the ~00a-next, on a VWett e oa ih Bees the Duohess of Kent. at Woolwleb at two Their Serene Hilghnemes landed overwment steam o'clock on Saturda afternoon, from landinf yt packet from Ostenl and were ...

... The LONDON GAZ.ETTo ofTUESDA, Sept. 1D.1 Tihe following buildiings are eertided as places duly re- gifstered for eclemniriz marriages, pursuant to the 6ti and 7th Williamn IV,,cap. 85.- The Tabernacle, Rranch-road, Blachburn, Lssncashfiro. P. Elling- thorpe, salperinteaident registrar. The Albionl Chapel, Ablbon-atreel, Scalcoato, lngston-upon-lIull. William Chathiam, superlntendent registrar. ...

... Ci BRtENcLEY.-The late warm weather having been so us very congenial to the hops, especially to those which were Or saturated with water in the spring, and were consequently backward, they have matured beyond our expectation. Picking Is now in full operation. Generally speaking they i come down very short of the estimation on the poles. Thosewc which were hit with the blight have not ...

... DUBLIN, SZPT. it. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.J MILITARY DEFENCES. will Before the winter sets in, evary barrack In Ireland wl be In a state of dsfence, fit to hol out against an insurgent assault. Io foc t, every thing will be prepared, excepting the insurrectioiary force ; and certainly there does not at preoent appear to Be much chance that the strength of the blihmnt .theseothle haebenostb ...

... | TU LONDONv GAZE/TTE ql TUBSDAY, SIPI. 12' Thle Queen has been pleaed to present the Rev- W' tilhie S:jiiosott, M.A., to the church tnd Parish of BarrY, in ih ,,etisyqtery of Arbroath and count of Forfatr, aecant 15 'oosequence of the Rev. James , laen ; te aminlater riereot, having ceased to be a minister of the Church Scotland. eetteRv 01 The Queen has also been pleasd * fye it n th e R pe ...

... L0 DUBLIN, SEPT. 10. N PROM 01R OWN CORRtESPONDENT.] b LAN1LORDS AND TENANTS IN The Marquess of Hleadfort presided on Thursday at the r annual dinner of the Kells (county of Meath) Agricultural a Society. The leading gentry of the district and many of be farmers wore present. In the course of the evenino h Mr. Naper, of Loughcrew : one of the most extensive lanflordsin the county, addressed ...

... EXE CUTION OF JAMIES RATCLIFFE AY' CHESTER. [FstOU TIU LIVERPOOL CHRONICLE,] James Ratcliffe, who was convicted before ir. Barou Rolfe, at the late Chester assizes, of the wilful murder of his wife, Elizabeth Ratcliffe, at Stockport, underwent th,- extreme sentence of the law in front of the city gaol of Chester, at twelve o'clock on Saturday. It will be rec,'l- lected that the circumstances ...