... TIILE AFFAIR AT MAIAAENA. TL?i'ui?y ON THE COMBAT 01' MAHAHENA (ArROL 17, 1bi4), ADDRESSED TO -ma MONIeTER O? MARINE IIY TuE GOVEiINOR OF THE FRENCH POSSESSIONS IN (icoArilA. 1'.t]ssiti, April 22. Ml'n?ieur Is Mliiiotr?-1 had the honour ot informing 5?I you, in lily report U March 22, that the insurgentS had me taken refuge at Mahasna. informllifOil since brought by ? soisie eg tesbowod me ...

... DUBLIN, Ocr. 1'7. I PROM OUR owVN CBBPD7B AG3RARIAN MURDFIIS IN TIPPERAtRY. The southern papers received this day contain appaliltig accoounts of mnurders and outrages In Tipperary, arising, jlke most of the crimes perpetrated in that country, from dipue about tbe po8siseeon of land. The sobjoined etate- ment fs copied from thle Tiyqieroi'y Veiidteater:- ouWeo bierve to record two treadu ...

... L.OUIS PHYIIPPE'S VISIT TO ENGL.AND. The P'aris Opp~iation papers, with very lew exceptions, con~tinue to give expression to their auger on tim occasionl v~f thu K~ing's visit to Esgiand, and everything is found fault with as either showing too muebs eordiality or too much ne-zleet. The C'eaafiflttioanril, ia one pelrt ot its paper, admitslthat ths manifestations ot British politeness aud ...

... THEZ MORNINvzG CHRONI:CLE. l ~L O ND ON: ;MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1844. lThe King of the FZ3eNCIH re-embarks this (lay for his owvnshores. Ihis reception at Windsor w~as, of .course, cordial and magnificent, and~, had circum-. .stejiCeS 1iernmitted hi;S MAJE;6TY to accep~t miore of the n ationlal hospitality, he wvould have seen equal eager- :ness in the middle and commercial, as well as in the ...

... I'UBtLIG DINNEII 20 l'HE OJJIGiEl'.S VP T'HE FRENCH SQUlADReO. te EFSOOM OUBt REPORTIOlt.] r~et is PORTe MOUTH, OcToBL'it 13,-Last evening the grand iti e erstertatnniitft, Frep~ared by tihe inhabitantri of Portsmouth adS v ansd itd vicinity, to the ofticers ot the French squadron1 Ci te took pirce Slu the new exteusive astsemubly rooms, known s8 go ithe Qaesen's lloome, Porteea, when about ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...