... ?? COAr..MINE ExPLOSIN.-We regret to state that a very Ia- mentable coal-mine explosion took place at Haswell, near Dur- ham, on Saturday afternoon, by whichit was supposed, upwards roo 100 libivs were lost. The explosion was that of fire-damp, but how caused no one could tell. It occurred at three o'clock in the afternoon. The excitement in the neighborhood was l great, and the lamentations ...

... FRANCE. The Paris journals of Tuesday announce the arrival of the Prince de Joinvilla. His Royaf Highness left Cadiz on the 22nd ult., after receiving the accounts of the evacuation of the Island of Mogadore, which was terminated on the 16th. The Constitutionnel publishes a sunsmary of the Treaty, and complains of the Debats for having suppressed some of the most objectionable articles, and of ...

... THE BRA. [LATEST EDITION.] SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1844. With feelings of great satisfaction, we refer our readers to the Revenue Statement, published in another portion of our paper. The general result may be thus given The total Revenue of the past year is ?? 50,741,622 Last year it was ?? 49,346,273 Thus exhibiting an increase for the year of 1,395,349 The total income of the quarter ...

... ?? E-E R-A. I [LATEST EDITION.] SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1344.. THE advices by the Overland Mail, received on Wed. nesday, from India and China, are of no stirring im portance. Lord ELLENBOROUGH, who is looked for daily had evidently laid strong hold upon the affections of the army, and it is most apparent that the art of arms had also laid close siege to his affections. A superb mi- litary banquet ...

... RIGHTS OF THE PUBLIC-THE POOR-TH BAStR- THlE ATTORNIES. (Lords Brougham and Abinger, Cresswell, J., Mr. Sergeant Adams, Mr. Common Sergeant Mirebonse, &c., &c., &c.) It is now universally admitted, the events to the legal pro. fession during the last fortnight are most important and event. ful. Why not equally so to the public throughout the length and breadth of the land t The fountains of ...

... I_ WOnli S Poraylct, Wiliam MAliatis was again brought up at Woowic Poicecourt, for final examination, on a charge of stealing 3 l0s from the bar of the Royal Artillery Canteen, feiic ario. r rove said it was so clear a case of ony, and one of such a daring nature, that he felt he should not be doing his duty to licensed victuallers if he did not com- mit the prisoner to Newgate for trial. ...

... LATEST INTELLICENCE. CITY, SATURDAY EVENING. The English Funds are heavy to-day, in consequence of the' increased denand for Money. Consols closed at 991 1 for Money, and-lOG0 Sellers for the Account. Great inconvenience wvill be experienced by the Mercantile world on iMonday, in consequence of the Corporation of London seizing on the Poultry, and part of Cheapside, and excluding the public ...

... II:OUR CARPET I ~ ~ ~ ?? AQ~~. THE QUEEN s VISIT TO THE CITY.-On arri Bar, a Herald will kick at the gate a' ri vhr at Tel name of the QUEEN, while Sticek ?? he ?? the door, and Herald ?? aitl g Aill the trumpet. The LORn MAYOR will give a sex 1' key-hole, Who are you t and then ale x riaieo toaltc them have been rrspthe isd ptctt r go through a piece of ?? a h eo hndhe ia.dthe ll the ...

... TO THE CHESS-PLAYERS O- ?? __ - _ - F ENCLAND. UENTLEMIEN ,-.For so Old a player as myselfbt ority and practice, there wtill hasuredlybe ' actss sary for addressing you in the sudden and no apog.5 uee5. am about to do; and I, as ell, persuade mysehalfd tr iT I. a masonic feeling pervading our little band t ehat chet isuh no necessity for any restraint whatsoevernd will ter tca gentlemen, ...

... The election of Vice-Chancellor of this University, in she room of Dr. Wynter, whose term of office expires, took placi on Tuesday, and excited more than usual interest, from the announced opposition to the nomination by the noble Chan' cellor of Dr. Symons. Hitherto the election, if it may be so called, has gone oh in quietude, and only been celebrated by the festive meetings of the different ...

... I THE VISIT OF THE KINQ OF THE FRENCH. THE EMBAIRKATION. His,~ajesty the King of the ?? Treport at 6 o'clock lon day.eening, pre ious to ANwhich detachments of militarined t he quay, with rh p gend'armes, douaniers, ceve- Siae poie , and all who could hster, to give as nouch pomp to the embarkation as the -tpvn was' capable of. As it was known that the Kibg could noftrrive bf&re nightfall, ...

... i- Constantinople, of the 25th of September, N letter fr fire had broken out near the Bazaar, in Iiis5 t*ah destroyed upwards of 100 houses and 500 at 'ie 'accounts from Albania were ?? se twenty-two funerals on Sunday afternoon at St. worea 5laJ chapel~ Regent s Park -At the Sidcup Petty jnbfl'5 ylosds, ?? proprietor of the Pier Hotel, Erith, 5e5s;nS on ed by the police for opening his house ...