... THE POTATO FAAIfNE I'V MHE SOUTR I OF ENGLAND. i [FROM yOUR CORRESPONDEXT.) ATURO INr STER, NEWTON, DOnSETSHIRE, Nov. 24.-I wrote my last letter from Blandf'ord, and l the last statement in it was that of Thomas Bright, a labourer in the employment of Mr. Lock, of the Crown llotel, who farms 400 acres of arable land. Since then I have gone over Mr. Lock's farmi, guided by himself, and have ...

... 7W.E MORNING CHRONICLE. L ONDON: WVEDNESDAY, NOV VEABER 26, 1815. We never laid a public document before the wor]a N~itI a livelier satisfaction than that which we feel this day, in pi inting Lord JOxN IIUSSELL'S a(idl-ess to his constituents, the electors rf the city of London, end through then to the people of the IJnited KingdomD. Coming from a statesman whose moderation of opinion, ...

... THE HAGUE, OCT. 30.-The Bulletin of the :Lais pub- liahes in its last number a royal ordinance, fixing at 2,800,000 florins the capital assigned for the repayment Of 14 new series of bonds, bearing interest at 4J per cent., chargeable to the late Syndicate. The Stoats Courant contains a royal message, with a D project of law and explanatory memorial, relative to the excise on sugar (to be ...

... THE POTATO FAMINGLAN SOUTH ~~~OF EBNGLAN.D.l [PROOM OUR CORRESPONDiNT.] SHAiFTxSBURY, DORSETSHIRE, Nov. 17.-After despatehing'my packet this morning from War- minster, I came southward from that town to this, taking several villages and parishes in my way; and going out of the direct road considerably, to see some of the parishes, Donhead St. Mary and Don- head St. Andrewl in particular, ...

... BAIL WAYS. Rtailways. Paid. Ilsn Src a g oinaw Done. Aberden, ?? £5 036 4 p;36A- Ajug.ColeyPaifl, & Pontir 1% % 4 134pm 1% Blrminghamansfd~loucest 10 l5 2 Do New (fos.7%din) 171A4 la Btralng. arid Ott. Janes o % 23pm 4 Bristol and Exeter .. 7,0 88 81I Do New ?? 2 74 86%PM Bristol and Gloucester ..30 24 56 Pin Caledoniani ?? 13183 Do Extension *~j, 234 1q36 2 pm 83 Camnbridge end Llinl 14 ...

... The following are extracts of letters received by the Anemone, from BuenosAyres, arrived at Cork:- 27TH AuaUST.-The House of Representatives of this province has approved the conduct of the government in resisting the intervention of England and France, and requested the government to claim roparation from that of England and France, for the grievance it complains of. The whole country is ...

... RXAY. OONSTANTINOPLI. [FroM OUR CORRrutORnDAeNT.J RECALL OF RECIIID PACHA. I am sorry to have to announce to you that the Porte has at last yielded to the demand.i of M. de Bourqueney. On the evening of the day on which I last wrote to you thio I ooncrrsion Wlit made. Up to that time the Turkhll minis- try had, with every appearance of firm determination, re- fused complalnce with the most ...

... FRANCE. The Paris journals all dwell on, and are nearly filled with, another series of official despatches from Algeria, first published in the 31essager of the evening before. Detailing the operationso briefly annouinced in the tele. graphic despatch from Perpignan, and concluding with an eulogium on the troops engaged, and with a mention of the persons who ha I most distinguished themselves. ...

... EAiRLY CLOSING. On Tuesday evening a mneeting, promoted by the Me- tropolitan Drapers' Association, was held at Exeter-hall to advance the objects of that body, viz., an eawlier ter- mirnation to the hours of labour in all businesses. Lord R. Grosvenor on taking the chair said, the meeting had been called to devise some means of checking a most serious evil. Since 1814 a great indifference had ...

... GfAVESEND. Ate banquet given by the new mayor to-as we t weeo noticed-a numerous but select party of the movemboro of the corporation, and other inhabitants of I tis borough and its immediate neighbourhood, an in- idert or two occurred in the progress of Ittastiog, that then ercited estee speculation, but more merrn oot. amongst use Inlhabitants in general. After the ,sseai loyal teasts of ...

... DUBLIN, Nov. 25. rFROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.j THE POTATO DISEASE. There are some letters to-day, wvhichl give a much less unfavourable report of the potato crop than any that have yet been received, admitting, however, that vast injury has been done; but stating the gratifying fact, already no- tieed in different localities, that the blight is apparently on the wane. From many faithworthy persons ...

... CITY POLMCB COMMITTEF. LIVTENSED VICTUALLEIRS AND TH1F CITY POLICx.- Mr. Thlomas Pearson, the landlord of the Mitre Tavern, Chancerv-lane, was summoned before Aldermen Wilson and Hooper for refusing to admit one Amos Bennet, a polire constable, into his rm lmises on the morning of Sunday, the 9th inst., durinu_ divine service. ATM. Child, of the firm of Wire and Child, who appeared for the ...