... CITY OF LONDON ELECTLOOV BISlIOPSGATE WARD. Lest night a respectable meeting of the electors of the Ward of Bishopegate, was held at the White Hart Tavern, BieBopsgate-street, fur the purpose of taking into conside- ration the meaenres to be adopted ait the ensuing election of a representative in Pikrliament for the city of London, La the room of the late Sir MXatthew Wood, Bart. AnODg6t those ...

... S PA IN. MADRID, OCT. 2'2. it [ritO~j OUR OWN, CORRESPONDEN'T.] Thje Chamber of Deputies has not yet got through fill the' tl ee~ctoral returns, bat they are epreted to be completed tc- IT' mnorrow, in which case, if there are sufficIent msecbers in toe N1 to constitnte a house, the election o1 president , ,&C., 'Will take pit ea ou Tuesday. The Alicant and Seville elec i tion-4 were approved ...

... LONDON: TUIESDA Y, OCTOBER 9. 13. Our columns to-day contain the addresses of the ( two candidates ter' tile City of London. As this t election will be the most iniportant battle vet e outghlt between the Free-traders and the Monopo- c lists, it is iflport'utt to amcertaitt the precise grounlds I upon which each candidate rests his clainis. M r, PArISON, upn1011 the subject ot Free-trade, is ...

... I TORY ELECTION TACTICS, fPROM A CORBRESPONDEtNT.] Amongst the various placards which, last week, gar- lished the City walls, was one fromn Mr. Baring's corn- o mittee, of a very significant nature. Landlords ot taverne d and pablic-houses were cautioned, with what seemed ap- v parent earnestness, not to give refreshments to voters; and lest these aforesaid landlords might be annoyed at having ...

... LpnO&or on OWN ConiyFpoNDiZT3 I CARDIPFrTu5DAYsMoRNTNg.-Thecoomuaiis,^nwhioh opens here on Thursday morning, naturally attracts a great deal of interest amongst all those who have taken part with or against the Rebecca rioters in Wales. It is the I first time that these parties have been brought before a court of justice, and for the result I have found many fear- ful, and not a few very ...

... EAST LONDON RELIGIOUS LIBERTY Socilly. , . v -J A society, which has designated Itself by the above title, held its first meeting at the Eastern Institution, in the Commerclsh-road, on Tuesday evening. The roomwaefilled, and there were on the platfosm a greatnumberof dissenting ministerg. Dr. BowRING, M.P., took the chair, and, on opening the business of the evening, said that he deemed it a ...

... The SCOTCH CERURCMII DISTURBANCES. [PRora THE ROSS-8S1IRE ADVERTISER.] The disturbances which have lately attached no very er- vilble notoriety to this district, have luckily ceased, and tLe authorities are occupied with the examinations, or taking further steps for the apprehension of the rioters. Several pf reons are now in the jails of Tain, Dingwall, and Crc- marty, for trial: but the ...

... CITY ELECT'I ON. rO TIHE EDITOR OF TIlE MORNIN( rl,,i; Sit-It is said that tsvo thousand five hundrJd registered householders of the City of Lodno s, eleetion for the city beinug fixed for Saturday ( td J qath), will have tbe efiect of di~franchising tbhc not whether their ohertrvince o I their sabbatb be tb; tl; but, if so, it ought to teach us Chr stians, firs', r their revcrence for the ...

... HAMBURG and DUTCH PA PERS. BERLIN, OCT. 4.-It is gaid that the journey of General Von M'iuffling to Posen, is for the purpose of mniking I'l enquiry on the spot into the supposed attempt on I li1 Emperor of Russia. LNtNBOUn RG, OCT. 9.-The grand review of the 10 h corps of the army of the Confederation was concluded in the presence of their Majesties the King of Hanover and the King of Prussin ...

... EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS FROM PARIS. LOSS OF THE MEMNON STEAMIER IN THE RED SEA ON AUGUST 1, WITH THE OVERLAND INDIAN MAIL. The Mollowing appeared in a Second Edition of dite Jot',1ds1i CAroniclk of yesterday -' We have just received the following communien- tioll bv express fromi our Paris correspondent PARIS, MONDAY MORNIN0, OCTOBRR 2. I hasten to coiitnnicate to you that despatches have heen ...

... 'ORR OFHE 'TIMES.' ~ Tiff EDI0RO oftt' ri'ilt wVill, I d1o0ubst )lot, in- f .ei; t ll thoe proinence ou call to my rio; ! ta very ap very isalievoug arr t!;]llttOI xrfillnp1end intl leadling 1l lji 0()1l lealer ilisdayol n Ientielit ex- t ;t 1 friend Ir. Cndlis, in tile General ii * ' the Thee Church of Sotlnd. ly t i ir'' , (r e tin hlio inisrep~reselttin inn) e- tinle'liichi uIet elalise ...

... TkB LONDON GAZETTE Of FRIDA Y, Oct. 20. WHITEHALL, OUT. 201. rThe following article is substituted for that which appeared in the Gazette of Tuesday latst.] The Queen has been pleased to grant to the Rev. Thomas Dale, M.A., the place and dignity of a Canon R~eeiden- tiary of the ealthedral church of St. Paul, London, void by the death of the Reverend James Tate. [Theo Lord Chancellor has ...