... THE A6RNVING CHRONI CLE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1844. The annual and quarterly Revenue accounts, made up to the 10th ofOctober, are given, in the usual tabular form, in another portion of to-day's paper. They exhibit the following comparative total re- suitsy- COOMPAlUBON OF THEB YEAR ENDING 10TH OCTOBER, o ~1844, WITHI TH{AT OF 1843. X1844. 1843. lao. or Dee, Customsa . . £20,243,5O0i . . £18 ...

... THE ASSASS1NAT10.N-OALAIS. FURIHER PARTICULARS. CAnAlIS, OCT. 7.-The accueed party ibs aMr. Salor, aomtnissary of polica in Calasi. It appears that ou Saturday laet, MI Salier had dined at Meuriee's Hotel, hald afterwards visited a ma6onio lodge, and finally adjousraed to Dower's Hotel, where he joined a party who wrere constantly in the habit of spending their even iogs there, among vvhom was ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-THUUB8DAY. This being sthe day to whiech Parliomeflt wna prorogued. both honses met for the purpoee ot further proroguing them till Decemcber. Shortly atter one o'elock tbe Lord CnuncellOr, Ilord Whiarnoliffe, and the Eerl of Dalbousie, dre8eaed HS Lordt, ComlinnieiouerO, took their seats below the Throne, aud Mr. Pulman, thoe Deputy Usbker of tbe Black Rod, wae ordered by ...

... IRZELANVD. DUBLIN, Ocr. 9. [PROM m oR-wi oolsxsePONDET.J IRISH AGITAiTION-THE TORY PRESS. The provincial Tory journals daily afford evidences of the deep discontent of the Irish Conservative party. Some of these Tory organs approximate towards repeal or federalism, justiffing their change of opinion by the signal failure of the Peel adiministration inu Ireland. Others still hold aloof from ...

... PORTSAIJOUT1.-THURSDAY EVENING. tion' This morning, a fow minutes before twelve o'clock, the wvere Ftsrlo wvar steamer Elan came into harbour from Treport, was wvhich tshe left last evening wtith despatches from ber le o Mtajesty ebe Qaeen of the French to her royal consort. It h'wilt be recollected that thia was the ve8ssl that was .et, despatched bg his Majesty Louis Philippe immnediately ...

... 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 ...

... 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 . ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... CALA^IITOUS FIiRE AT NOT Oi'fFLhET- I1IIMENRY D.ESTRUCTION of P.ROPERTY. court- ii any Throughout tho whole of Wednesday night and yes- refors terday morning, the village of Northdleet, near Gravesend, hupard -.a presented a seene of the utmost alarm and consterna- nnE tionin consequence, of the outbreak of a meet extensive Laupi- lire UpOn the well-known premises belonging to Mr. Mace, xad ii ...

... VIXO HEKN F H'.JENO. | VINV30R-TrsunsnAY. ,At tbe royal beitquet yesterday etvening, the, Queen hnd ou hle rlrht bis Roy9al Highnless thce Dukos de Montpenstier, T atd h lady in waiting. the Countess of Gainshorougb; enDd OD her left were his Majeelty Louis PhiliEppe, her Royal ib th~ te Du~che39 ol Kent, the LordL Chancellor, and t ss Catel)eiawatrr. F1 lrlnrO ALbert eat opposite to tbe Queen ...

... FVATAL, RAI7LWAY.4ACCIDTENT. rY. FU:RTH]ER PARTICULARS. NEBVCASTI, UPON.TYNB, TUESDAY.-A serious acoi- lyes- dent ooenirred this morning on the line of the Brandling send, Junotion Railway, by which one of the passen are wan era Ikilled, and fifteen others more or less injured. Th~e acci- miedent arose fromn the collisiou ot two engines, ono of themn nve attached to a carriage fuil of ...