... 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 ...

... 8PAIN. MADX1D, OoT. 4. [PROM OUB~ OWN CoRBtS8PONDENTIl The Heraldo to-night asserts that the question of the eonversion of the floating debt is at last settled, nnd that the holders will consent to seceise Three per Cent. Stock at 40 in exchange, provided the dividends are guarantecd for some half years, and that the only hitch now is, that the creditors want to have the decrees of conversion3 ...

... 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 ...

... THIE MORNTING CliiONTIGLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1844, Associations with but one definite object in view, and of course consisting of members devoted to that e object exclusively, are very apt to toll into that error which also besets and often frustrates indi- fi vidnal effort. They become intoxicated with snc-i cess, and, counting their numbers and relying on c their zeal, think that ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... n- DUTBLlN, OCT. 10, zerPR9M OUB OWN CO~nflnaownrneTQ~ of POLICIE SPY SYSTEM-CLOSE OF THiE INQUIRY. i5 The inquiry ordered by government respecting tbe con- of duct of tbe cnetahulairy at Shiorone district, inig's ir County, closed this day at half past one o'circk, having d, occupiedz eleven days. Sir William Lynnr, the 8tMpendiary e, rmagistrate a~t 6binronb, Wt3E siamined to-day, and deuied ...

... 7TIlE LAY' ATT7EMPT TO ASSASSINATE TI-ER KING OF PR:USSIA . The GacecUe des Ts'ibttnasza, publishes, relative to the Be affair of Tecehee, vwho attempted to aesa88inate th oing 5tM of IPrussia, a lstt, r from Berlin, giving interestinr Tdhe-. stenlece paesise npon Tsnhech hne caused the government great emnbarrashmant. Thle execution of thies man, even by simple decapitatlon, without the ...

... RAILWAY,1 EXTENSI ON in NOR2q H KEZVXNT FAYISRBHAM, THURSDAY Nroovr.-To-day a large and respeciable meeting of the landowners and residents ci Faversham, Sittlughourne, and the adjacent districts, wits held at the Town-hail, Faversham, to take into considera- tion the 'various protected lines for supplying Eacersham, Canterbury, Deal, Margate, Ramegate, and the coast witb railway communication ...