... ABDUC6TION AND SUoICID SyRTBl'TON.UPON-.DnN59LORE.-AD the spring of tbe| present year weB gave aon account of the abduotion of a vontldy s~ Jane Pane from the hoarding-school of henelon of the partles at an hotel in the I8sl oti Man. skhe young lady, who is the daughter of a highly repectable farmer at Stretton, Wvas only about thirteen years of age; while George :Gardner, the young man with ...

... y DUBLIN, OcT. 7, it rPROm Oult OWN cOO0EpoxND3NT.j DEATH OF LADY HEYTESBURY. Her Excellency wes released from her esuiluge St a twenty-five minutes before four o'clock yesterday (Sunday). For some days past, as I had apprised you, her medical 11 attendants, Sir Henry Marsh, Dr. Graves, and Dr. Hatchell, had abandoned aU hope of her recovery. During e the last momenta of her Excellency she was ...

... FhATAL COLLbISiON sAT SEA. T 'he Dublin RoerfNsn .Post of nThursday albernoon ecOD-. Itaine the following:- Durlng the heavy gales laest night a deplorabl@ accidens rocurred in the River Mersey, ait Liverpool, by whieh it Is app'ehendad three or four persons have lost their livee, Tbe Iron Duke steamer, with the mals on board for Kings . towns, hadt just left the pier, and, whilb proceeding ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 .?'. ...

... lTHE DUkE' OF MONTPENSIEIVS VJSII] TdO OLy WICIvc. SV0OLWVICH, OcT.12.-The guards of the Royal Artil. a lery usually mount from their private parades for tbe dutyn of the day at ten o'clock A.!rI, but they mounted thia morning atseven o'cloci, in coneequence of an announceg- ai inent having been made that the Duke de Moutpeneier, eon of tbe Kiing of the French, w 'ould visit Woolwich during ...

... EPARIS AND ROURN. .IL ~-JMPOR- TANT MIBETING OF T4't EANGLLL( SIHAR EHOLDER{S. X, :. nay. to ? LIVeRPOOL, WE?)I?3SDAY EVBNINO .-At -OnE o'cloolt us at- I this sfternool2?8 ver?I ntIOllYOiie meeting ??t?IPgJiS? Chap- j shareholders jO the 1?ssrie and Ronen Hallway was haItI in ? ?ehh the Clerendon.tOOme, for the several objects which will ap- consider the beet meanS raising additional tivelvo ...

... Ir.t PORTSMOUTH, OCTOPRn 7. [FRoM oUt OWN REPORTER.] ,fOn my arrival here this morning I found the y good folks of Portsmouth, including its red- coated oand blue-jacketed population, quite in a fever of hurry and bustle, preparing to receive with due honour the roval visitant of to-morrow. Louis Philippe hardly created such a stirwhen, some thirty years ago, he landed on our shores. But great ...

... es MADRID, SEPT. 29. r [FROM OUR OWN COORRESPONDENT.] e Thecourse, atonce vacillating and rash, which Senor g Mon has for some time been pursuing in realishig his de- termination to have all the public revenues at his disposal, to whatever liens they were found to be subject when he e entered the ministry, has not corresponded with the Ideas is entertained in many quarters respecting his ...

... VlSI T OF TRE K.ING OFr TH.E FRENUR-. 1e ~WINDSOR-FRIDAY Ninny{. 7, At the royat banxquet on Thutrsday evenling, the Quteen b ad on her right his Miaesty Louia Philippe, her R{oyal YJ Highness the Duchess of Cambridge, tbe Hereditary Grand| Duke of Mscklanburg Strelitz, and tbe Countess of St. bt Aulaire. On the Queen' tolc~ wsere hie ltovAI Ilighuses tho 1 Dukre de Mfontpeneisr, the iady in ...