... HEALTH & ITS PaESERVATION. No. V.-FOOD. It has been my aim, in writing these papers, to divest themI entrirely at all technical tornie, ti ?? facts in thew meet simple. Iargeage, aeid in all to reader them aselful te that class at readics who leave asieher tier sear soppor. teiteiy to garner rep) Informatian by th-ssd a thct esayse. In fo'lowceig this plev, I have cansidered tlint wh'ch can ho ...

... NAT'AL ILV LLIlIV GE. POILTScMOUTri, OCrOBiut 21.- He1r MInjesty's ship St. Viilleen t, 1'0, Caiptain It. F. oWIucy, niudos her number at dthyliglst this moriaing, and btefore noon anmchored at Spit- head ; she is ordered into harbour to be paid oil; and recOnI- ninsionsed again for the ihag of Admiral Sir Charles Ogle, lhart., when Sir Richaid Grant will assuntse the cominuid. PlOwder hoys ...

... CONTlINENI-AL LINES. BOULOGN1U AND AMIENS. The first general meeting of this comtpany took place mn Thursday, October 23, at their offices, ?? Basse du Ren- part, No. 4i8. AT. C. Laolitto occupied the chatr, and was supported by A. Cally de St. Paul, M. de l'lispie, M. Shuillier, Al. Fontaine, jun., M. A. Ati am, Mr. E. Blount, Mr. Lewis Cubitt, Mr. J. Baxendale, Mlr. C. Devaux, and Captain ...

... THE PRETEN'DED YELLOW FEVER AT MAL2TA. From Naples we have received accounts that the Supreme Board of Health of that city has, in con- sequence of a report reaching there from Corfu that a vessel belonging to and arrived from Malta had lost a passenger from yellow fever, and had another sick from the same disease, immediately declared a sfratto, or total rejection of all vessels in such of ...

... AFFAIRS OF THB RiVER PLATE. To THE EDITOR OR THE MORNING CHRONICLEP. SIR-I hive seldom seen an artiele so unworthy of a place in the columns of the Times as that in ?? paper of the 24th inst. on River Plate afltirs; and it is somewhat sur ng that the writers for such a journal will so -e thermselves to the criticisms of the public, ntering upon ques ions of which they evidently have no ...

... 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 ...

... POLITIC AAL. THE MINISTRY.-Private letters sent us by a close observer, tend strongly to confirm the rumours in the London papers, that the breach between Peel and Stanley is becoming so serious as to render the retirement of the latter from office before Parliament meets more than pro- bable.-' Scotsman.' OPENING OF THE, PORTS.-Finding that there is such a lamentable failure of the potato ...

... LONDON: WEDNBSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1845. On the Ist of May, 1826, Mr. CANNING pro. posed to a committee of the House of Commons a resolution- That it was the opinion of that com- mittee that bonded corn ought to be admitted into the home market ; and another- That it was expedient to empower the KING in Counail to permit the impartation of foreign grain when it was considered necessary. ...

... Ken 9 to MADRID, OcT. 19. MW [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.J ock incg The fact of the Trapani marriage being ngain on the iM. tapia has caused a portion of the press to take up the fol- subject, and all the journals that bare hitherto expressed n their opinions on the subject are decidedly' adverse to it. but The Concilisador Epaneo, and Clantor Psiblico, all of ely distinct shades of politics, ...

... THlE POTATO CROP. nII r Tite following is ;a report float the Royal Irish Agricul- t lural Society on the potato crop:- re. SPCIlAL MEETING OP TIIB COUNCIL. re. Saturdiay, Oct. 18, 181. nt Present-Gustavus Limibert, Esq., of' Bean Park, ii tie ,. R chair. John Ross Mrlaon, John Sharman Crawford, John Balton Mnay, y i Thouits Butler, Francis Donagh, George llne, J. , B. IBlrikhead, Sir Perry ...

... USIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, OCT. -25. SECESSION OF MEMBERS OF THIS UNIVERSITY FROM THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. The following list, which may be considered a correct e one, contains the names of those members of this Univer- sity who have left the communion of the church of'Eng- Isand and entered that of the church of Rome:- , UNIVERSITY COLLGE.-E. A. Tickell, Esq., M.A., IG Stowell, fellow ...

... THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT ON 711EI I MIDLAND RAILWAY. INQUEST ON THE BODY OF AIR. BOTELER. The death of Mr. Buteler, which occurred on Thursdiay morning' at half-past eight o'clock, vhen become publicly known, threw a gloom over the populous ncighbourlbood of Doncaster, Leeds, and other towns in which the lertrned gentlcnian had a large circle of friends. Imnmediately or the fatsl event taking ...