... General -Mcetilng of the Ancient and I Independent Order of Odd Fellows, I On Mjonday evening last, a special general mreating of delegates from varinsos lodgies of tile aslhve ancient order, tookc place at the Hioc-ltn-the-Wall T tvern, Flect stroet. The room wos crowded to excess by ?? brethren from all parts of the country, and mermbers from the metrooolitanl lodges. P.G.P.L.M F. Wool, was ...

... ,jT SE U |ATHENEUM 1 . I Iz the Ka Fb etel ynight the mmc18te 05 *5 555 7-ee gRT nltrai ac thi third annual seireea ?? hltoa7 -.estireer. The attsendance, as on pro- seas very large, the vast hall, capable, it id ~omssd~t 3 abel in a sitting posture, id ~ oof in. everY part by well-dressed ladies 5hits ?? IGreat dioapporntmsot was felt at the tde:' ;aul e of Nr. Charle s Dickens, and the non- ...

... * -ODS AID ENDS. ?? members of thc above rilS osOF hP ther at the Rem Inn, Smitbfield, on pOietY ited t Apnmirrus companyassembled. T. oednegloar a' presided, and I. Blandford, Esq., was ksiceprcs55r - It is announced in talk on ft f F 'ie~r Mtajesty purposeS visiting Liverpool Wnne have mode inquiry, and belive that j laeatiell Of course, much depends I:c i 'g b~tiP 0t i9, nder all ...

... LLOX D S WEEKLY L ONDON NEWSPAPER. PABLISHED ON SUNDAY MORNING, fl\PAINI0 TftlE LATEST INTELLIGENCE p CO ;Oh THE WEEK. O n'er apeit a tifl Lv.tin the memory of man, conceited author, hearing that somebody n d ec'led his character or disparaged his abili- is ?? observed( Posterity shall hearrof ti .Do you see this pen and these three i' fnet' do1e shall start for it. In unconscious c, tioll ...

... ZNDIA AND CH :NA. TIE OVfRLAND MAIL. Our Extraordinary Express, in antec pation of the Bo~nhoay mail of the 15th of Sapteombr, lis arrived. It is the irst of *e regular mrid monithly bl3As, which are in flbre to be despatcsed on the 15th (or 14th, if the 15th be Sunday) of each month, and to he conveyed by a steamer to Aden, whoence they are to accompmsy the Calcutta malls by the Peninsular ...

... THSE LONDQ M;ARET-SPLACES. | ?? est ista lens, qna possit a macello peti. The Mecelluct or MaTket-place at Rome, built in the reign of Nero, was an edifice equal to aur Palace; spacious and elegant in structure, convenience weS ?? for fruiti, poultry, game, vegetables, iish and flesh. Each angle poseessed its apportioned quantity and kind, and facility was given to the vendor and the ...

... I London Gazette.-Tuesdav, October 21. CROWN-OFFICE. OcT. 21, 1845-. Member Returned to serve in this Present Parliament. ]Borough sf Wigan.-Captain Vio Hisnourabie ,Jamis Lindsayo Haigh Hall, in the county of Lancaster, in the teem of Peter Greecoall, Eaq., deceasaed. SPRING CIRCUITS FOR4TI-I RELIEF Oil INSOL- VENT DEBTORS.. Henry -Revolt Reynolds, Esq., Chief Constim stiarer. Berkshire, at ...

... ?t1II I0~-LIOW CRISIS. n - 0 sow all but universal, that the f iavtcton le a very short space of time, iloat the monstrous iniquity tct 'l aon ?? spareltey-supplied platter of * oiog t~o frih forth tie heaped-up tables of to have a speedy end. The conviction, on topossitolO they could endure, or be has been, during many months for sdall! with positive steadiness, forc- ,i.ellluro tire (ris of ...

... -- 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 ...

... *CLIM1ATIE OF MOUNT LEoA1VoN.-i` Mount Lebanon,' taib the Arab bard, 1 has ?? at its breasd, autiston steopieg at its feet, spring seated eil its shoulders whilst grim winter ever torpidly reposes Ore Its oseow-rappedI tr eed noard, truly, thle cal-j Ul clrimate and variety ef pro- ductions appear to bozar out this poetic simil, for whilst tiho Eurolsean traveller, duriog the soasser meeoths ...

... 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 ...

... FRANCE. Marshal Snail's reported retirement from the Cabioet is tie all-engrossing tapir for romment in the Paris papers of Tuesday, but, generally speabiag, the articles are of eo speculative a character, and grounded upon such slight premises, that little importance is to ho attached to them. There seems to be no daubt that Marshal fault is disgusted wit h h . Bugeaud's proceedings, aed ...