... -- TATTERSALLISMONDA The sale of TheBaron toI B. . Clark, and the daroaginr, influence of the change of o-Jr. s a msbosim ble. Some warm discusos ic ha, tookos plceisi? t, sequence at the West-end and *t w bari took pflace in the Corner, that the sale had cratep obvrousy on tldnat pression, insomuch that, ?? to five 'clck, unit 4eobi at to say what The Barn's price was or whether as t in the ...

... FOREIGN-AFFAIRS. FRANCE. The Paris papers are to Wednesday inclusive. They are chiefly occupied with the vigorous war about to be carried on in Algeria, and, if necessary, Morocco. Marshal Soult arrived at Paris on Friday.! jA Council of Ministers was soon after held, at which the King presided. No further news had arrived from Algiers, notwithstanding the steamer Phenicien had arrived at ...

... - H - EA. TIZlt ERA [EARLIEST EDITION.] SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1845. We beg to inform our readers that there is a paper called the Morning Herald; it publishes horrid trash and twaddle by day, which is generally repeated in the Standard by night, so that the latter paper is appro. priately called ?? of the Shade, from the fact of nothing substantial ever appearing in the columns of either, even ...

... - .I The Committee of th Church Building Soiey on inur d received the munificeent sum of five hundred guineas from H. Ce. T., as a donation in aid Of the ncorporated cictlfo Promoting the Enlargement, &c., of Churches and Chapels. -On Saturday, the following informations were forwarded to the various metropolitan police-courts and stations :-On Fri- dayt Mr.. R. Patterson, landlord of the ...

... ?? A COAT WITH A MAN IN ar.-A French gentleman, travel- ing in his cabriolet, from Paeis to Calais, was accosted by a man ialking along the road, who begged the favor of him to put his great coat, which he found very heavy, intohis carriage. With all my heart, said the gentleman, but, if we sbould not be travelling to the same place, how will you get your coatl Monsieur, answered the ...