... lAc LOAbo?v iAZE2'72R of FRIDAY, OOt. 11. FOR EIGN-OFF ICE, OcT. 9. The Queen hiss beelt pleased to approve of M. Jacques Just Barbot, ni Consul at Port Louis, in the Matirlttils, for Isis Majesty the King of the French. The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. Louis oo Arnold Van den Berg, as Consul for Portsmouth and fli Southamplon, for his lolejesty the King of the Netherlands. 40 ...

... NAVAL INI'TILIGES kNC [PFROss TIE HAMR'8OIIRE THLEGRAPI.J The Clio, 16, Comman der FitJames, arrived on Wednes- day night from Chlina,tbe Eagt Indiee, and the Cape, after an absence from England of five years and five months. She was towed Into harbour yesterday to be paid off. The Danish frigate Thatis, 50 guns, anchored at St. Helen's, on Wednesday, from Gibraltar, and having taken on board ...

... R.EGISTRATION COURTS. -I - CITY OF LONDON. The court met Before Mr. Arnold.] 5 again on ThursdaY after a short recess, and the revisiflg barrister proceeded immediately upon its sittinw to deliver judgment to several important c,?55 which bad been held over. luthe?aseOt John Augustus Lock, who had been ob- jected to by the Conseroittires, and the arguments ifl WhiCh were fully reported in the ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE KIN,(, OF THE FRENCH. Elis Majesty Louis Philippe, aecOmpanied bx v son, the Due de Montpensier, and their suite, ar,-i, in the Gomer steamer at Portsmouth, about t o'clock yesterday morning. The squaalron ° signaflled in St. Helens shortly after qeven o ez His Majesty was received by Ilis Rloyal li~irig. Prince Albert and the Duke of Wellingtn Te royal party left Gossport about ...

... THlE MORNING CHR ONICL E. LONDON: THURSDAY, OCTOBBR 10, 1844. t t In the midst of the banquets and rejoicings which celebrate the visit of the King of the FRENCH to i Windsor, politics, of course, will not be forgotten. a It would be unnatural that they should. Nor shall d any arrangements which may spring out of the per- sonal interview of Louis PHILIPPE and his Minis- I ters with our QUEEN ...

... ARRIVAL OF MRS. PRITCHARD AND I AfAMIL Y. -4-- [VROHW THE PATRIOT.] We have great pleasure in announcing the safe arrival of Mirs. Pritchard (the lady of Mr. Consul Pritchard) with her three daughters. They came on board the barque Cape Breton, Captain Caerr, whioh left Valparaiso on the 11 th o June, and arrived at Cork on the 3d of October, bringing Government despatches from the master of ...

... CUU~t71 OF COMMON COUNClL. ThB liING OF THE FRENCH. Yeste~dsiy a court wise held for tha despatch of business. T hs oourt w~as orowded, the following notice of motion, by Mr. Mclcii, oue of the late sherifib, having appeared upon ;the paper of business :- Thait Ei euitable adidress of cougra- 1tulalibn be presented to hie Majestv the King of the French, upon hie auspicious vui it to her ...

... MADRID, OCT. 3.: [FRsOss OURt OWN COtRB5ePOONDBNtT.j There tat another stormy meeting of the council of ministers last night, and the only thing that appears certain is, that they are all at sixes and eevens. The impression Il appears to be that General Narvaee will ultimately form a new cabinet, and that, all, his present colleaguess will retire The Contes will meet a week hence, and the ...

... SPA INZ. MIADRID, OCT. 6. i [PROMt OURt OWVN CO1SRE5PONDE;NT.j t1 Thei ministers continue at sixes and sevens, although the u Tiernjso of this mnorning assures its resders that friendly ra explanations have taken plaee, and that the differences are t made up. It is possible tbat the efforts made to keep) things tl togeother may havo succeeded sO far as to patch Dp mattere, n as far as ...