... WINDSOR, SUNDAY. Yesterday the Queen and ths Royai Ftmily did not leaon tbe precincts of the Cstle, owing to there ceptino of rb6 melencholy news of the demise of her Royal liighnsEs the Priuneese Sopbia Metilda. The mactrnful intelligence reached the Castle on Friday evening before dinner, nad the military baud and her Majesty's private bard were in coneequence countermanded. T.eie morning, ...

... li ANNIVERSARY OF THE POLISH RE.. VOL UTION. La *114 re ad id at s On Friday, the Polish refugees resident in London at- * tended divine service in the Belgian Chapel, London-road, at ten, a.m., when the Rev. S. P. Brzezinski, their country- man, delivered an appropriate and touchilng discourse. Afterwards they held a meeting at Sussex Chambers, Duke- s street, St. James's. BCaptain JABL.ONSxL ...

... OXFORD, NOV. 30. BIALLIOL COLLESGE ELECTION.-The election of scho- lars at Balliol College terminated last night, when Mr. Henry John S. Smith, of Rugby School, and Mr. Alex- ander Grant, of Harrow School, were elected on the old .. and open foundation. At the same time the following gen- tlemen were elected Somereetehire exhibitioners In the same . college, viz., Mr. F. Newman Rogers, of Eton ...

... The anniversary dinner in aid of the funds of this most excellent and usetul society took place on Saturday, at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate. street, and was attended by a very numerous company. Amongst the various charitable aesociations with which the metropolis abounds, there Is not ose which has greater claims upon the sympathy and sup- port of the benevolent than this. Its funds are ...

... THBE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, DECEMBBR 2, 1844. The French Chambers assemble this month. In a few days our attention will be called from domestic topics and parties to observe the attitude assumed by the French Cabinet, and by the different fractions of Opposition arrayed against it. For the last four years the relations of France with England have formed the parliamentary battle ...

... It'ROM THE OBBERVER,] This aaiable and henevolent princess (who e death we annnunced on Saturday) depfirled this lifse at precistly halt. past ten o'clock on Friday morning. Her Royal Highnets bad been in a declining state of health for nearly two years, about which time she went to Ramrgate, where she Ltad en attack of English cholera, from which kha recovered, but ever afterward remained in ...

... THE RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT NOT- I ~TINGHA M. I ~BAf INQUEST ON MR. DEAN. The Important evidence of Longden, the guard of the up. train, was taken on Friday, he being sufficiently recovered, I-though he has two ribs broken, to appear in court. l~Jeremiah Riley, driver' of the Nottingham engine, weeg Du firet examined, but his evidence wee Interrupted on Long- re d en being brought inD. d-James ...

... MADRID, NoVEMBER 23. [PROM OUR coRR8POND~l4T.1 General Prim was taken out of prison at six this morn- ing, put into a coach, and sent off to Cadiz, where he will be confined inthe castle until le can be shipped off for the Havaina to undergo his esx yearsr Imprisonment In the Moro Castle. It appears that the supreme military tribunal to which he had appealed against the sentence of the court ...

... DUBLIN, Nov. 30. LPRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] CHJARIrABLE BEQUESTS ACT. The Roman Catholio members of the now board of charl- table bequests have all been appointed. Sir Patrick Bie- lew, Bart., lieutenant of the nounty of Loutb, bag been s8lerted as tbesecond lay commissioner. The follovving are the Rotman Catholic conumiEsioners:-Dr. Murray, arcbbi- shop of Dublin; Dr. Crolly, archbishop of ...

... FOUR LIVES L OST, (P'ROM THEO SCOThSMAN OF S&tURDA.X.] Yesterday morning, between clx and seven, a lamentable accident took place in the drift-way, or guide mrine, of the tunnel at present forr tDg under the New Town, in connec tion with the Edinburgh, Leith, Lnd Grauton Railway, which proved fatal to no fewer than tour of the workmen. The tunnel is about two-thirde of a mile in length, and ...

... IRELAN. DUBLIN, DEc. 1. I ROMr OUR CARRlSPOlcDENTr.1 T.ORD LONDONDERRY AND HIS TENANTRY. The tenantry of Lord Londonderry, in tbe county of Down, were so gratified by the recent Speech of hie lord- ship, on free trade, and the duties of landlords, that they determined, Fs a mark of their Tespect and gratitude, to invite the noble marquess and big eon, Lord Castlereagb, to a public dinner. ...

... RABBEAS CORPUS IN JERSEY. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. S&n-The letters of Monsieur I'Avocat and his relative at Westminster, which appeared in the Times of Friday, is the last attempt to bolster up the charters of the Channel Islands, and to show that Mr. Wilson, in suing out his writ, has mistaken his jurisdiction, and that he ought to have appealed froth the decision of the petty ...