... JIBR MAJj?'ST1'? ViSIT 70 TIlE ISLE1 OF WIGIZ2'. Ic- rtu~ ~ coiaes 06;1 CI1BCi:;KTt] lotI h.AST COM Q4, SI NUAY AFrticSooN..-Tljk enorn~inr ien h er Majesty the Qasen, hie Royal llighness Prlncs Albert, er, a nd the royal household attended divint8 serviee in One of t he aprartments of Osborne House. Archdeacon Wilber- -| frco officiated. eAs her Maijesty and Prince Albkrt were taking thoir ...

... THE :REVENTUE.= An ABSTRACT of the NET PRODUJCE of the REVENUE of GREAT BRrPAIN, in the Years and QuartersB ended 10th October, 1843, and 10th Ootober, 1844, showin g the Inoroase or Decrsase thereof. CUlSTrOM3-Consolidated Duties. Bugar Dutv~ appliceble to Consolidated Funld. Sugar Duty applicable 1o Supples.. TX1OTAL CUSTOMS. XCISE .. STAMrPs . ...

... s DUBLIN, OcT. 6. LIFROM OUR OWN CORRESPOND3ENT.J THE REPEAL MOVEMENT IN ULSTER. E Even in the most Protestant districts of the northern aprovince, the Repeal agitation is making way since the discomfiture of the Government, in the reversal of the judg- i ament against the state prisoners by the House of Lords. sIn Londenderry, the head-quarters of Orangelsm, where the shutting of the gates ...

... U -------- f WMLER, BiURSTIlVG of a STEeIM-B IIC- 3ALFORD, WEDNEsDAY.-tn explosion of an alarming nature took place this morning at sliogton eillf in thie townshipi, which resulted In blowing UP a portion of the' building, killiag one man, and scalding two or three others. ,r'be moll in question Is situated near Oldfield-iane, and 1q the property of Mr. Bateman, Kuypersle k-il, Staftordsbire, ...

... ARRIVAL OF HER MAJESjT I FROM SCOTLA-'noD. S inl 4ig DEPARTURE FROM BLAIR ATHol. ome U3LAiR ATHOL, TuESDAY.-This~ nj rtirg hnr .t; used left Blair ona her return to Windsor. Be,'o.. g, ...

... SPA IA'. THlE DUKE DRE LA VICTORIA TO HIS3 COUNTRYMEN. On the 10th of October, 1844, her M~ajesty Queet3 Isabel II. is constitutionally called upon3, in confor- nmity with the fundamental law of the monarchy, to begin to govern the kingdom. On this day, ~dis-* charging a pledge of loyalty, honour, and con- science, I was to have placed in her Majesty 's hands the royal authority which the ...

... THI'H RECEY}NT D)ESTRfUCT'IVE' FIRE at the NE7W CROSS RA~fiLA Y STA4Ti ON. UL - e- The loss ef property at 'the I?O that occurred on Monday ? night, at the station of the Brighten, Croydon, and Dover ? Railways, New Cross, was not over-rated in the account in this journal yesterday, chief buildings, containing tile principal portion of the company's pro- ty party, and embodying the factory in ...

... Alorning Gkroniele Office, h'alf past Fivc. wIh~g XPRESS FROM PA RIS hey Wec have received the Paris papers of Tuesday ers by our ordinarv expresls; bout their Contents are of ing v ery little interest. vil Several of the Papers allude to the announcement rk; m ade by us some days ago, that con terences hadl ed d leen, avith regard to the evacuation of Tahiti, and d aknpeebtenM GlioadLrd Abr ...

... OPE I? nA' : ^IXHANG .- ii]E fIkCE REGULATIONS IN HE CITY. A meeting of the Court of Aldermen ws8 held on Satur. day to adopt such ru'laiions as they mIgt iteein txpbdi-e ent for the due preservation of order In thI vieility of the C Royal Exchange to-day, aud at the cloee cf their dellbera- T tionis, a handbill was printed and posted hbout the city end J suburbs, a copy of which will be found ...

... NAVAL INT.ELLIGRNCGE Epitom TUB HA {yitng TILEGRAVII.] TbeVictoria and Albert yacht iF ordered Into dock to undergo euch alterations ,e may be directed by the chitf' assistant to the eurveyor, John Bdye, Eeq.-The beat thing to be done is to break her up, Rs ste ia fsot only falsely constructed, but worse arranged, and that the Admiralty buy the beat of Cunard's packets, to which add a little ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA. LivECRPOOL, NVEDNESDAY.-Tbe mail steam- ship Caledonia, Captain .Lott, arrived here this morning at anl early hour, fromt Boston and Halifax; the first-named plac she left on the 16th, the latter on the 18th instant, with upwards of seventy pas- sengers. 'I he election of111r. Anson Jones, as President for Texas, in place of Houston, the friend of' annexa- tioni, and ...

... jz---itTh 9' iE . KI1NG 0./! .TIJ' FRENCH. - II WINDSOR, SUNDAX. .11 ? cn.'e banquet gilen in ?t. George's Hall, at ? ?td?or C.etle, on itridsy evening, the Queen bad on her 0 * ? M jesty the Kog of the Feench, her Royal High-. it C ?o Drchele of Kent, hIs Royal Ilighuses the Here. c Grams Duke of Meckleubnrg Strellir, the Cosantese F suloire, the Duke of ?orfol?, and the Countess of qi .?'. ...