... ., ?? $r ?? wooto I FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. NEW RAILWAY SCHEMEIS. The London Gn:dtte of Saturday contailns tlotices that ap~plication vill be made to Farliilnelit, iu the eulllill session, for leave to introduce bills towatiori se ?? ?? c thI followig raitys - VIRSil .%PPLtCAT1oNS. Avlatbuyv Branch-to authorise a sale to the Loudon I3lakrlkblln aid Pl-restoOI- tO ?? and (nhargC. 4 *lI ...

... THE Lf LRD RE( lORSHIP OF TI7JM U- VERSITY OF GLASGOW AND THE FREE CHURCH. . We regret to learn that a sectionof the Free Church party hii this city have determined to oppose the re-election of Mr. Rutherfurd as Lord Rector of the University for the ensuing year. Mr. Rutherfurd was, at the last election' the Free Church candidate; and it was by the union of Free Churehmen with the Liberal ...

... NOTICE is hereby given, that application is intended to be made to Parliament in the ensuing session, for an A.ct or Acts to authorise the construction and main- tenance of the railway or railways, and branch railways hereinafter mentioned, or some of them, or some part or parts thereof, with all proper plers,basms,break waters;land- ing places, approaches, and other works and conveniences ...

... T1 EIS LAN.D OF C 1U S A N. ( Fron the FrFend of Indi..) The island of Chusan is seven miles from the mainland, eand forty miles distant from the citv of 'NihtLpo, and lies in the vicinity of all the great and valuable marts of con- inerce on the eastern coast. It is 150 miles in circum- ference. The chief bav, that of Tinghae, is capable of accommnodating, in perfect seeuritv. a hundred sail ...

... We have received the Paris papers of Friday and Satur- day. In France the opinion appears to be universally enter- tained that, from the unhappy condition to which Ireland is reduced by the failure of the potato crop, it is impossible for the English government to delay the opening of the ports for the importation of foreign grain, and the Paris journals are deeply eneaged in discussing the ...

... I I (FROM OUR OWlN 5POTll'OTRE`,) A very important meeting of the influential inhabitants of Abingdon and many gentlemen of the agricultural interest was held on Monday last in the Council Chamber, Abingdon, to receive a deputation from the committee of ipanagement of the above line of railway. William Doe Belcbqr, Escq] Mayor of Ahingdon, was unanimously called on to preside, and, on taking ...

... WEDNESDAY'S AND THIURSDAY'S I'OS''S. LONDON, Nov. 6. The success which has attended Lieu tenant Waegholn 's first attempt to forward the Indian mnail via Trieste must be gratifying to all admirers of enterprise. Even suppoS- ing France to be the more natural roate, it is obvious that untoward circumstances might arise vwhich would at once cut off our overland communication with India unless ...

... Mtmcbroter. SATURDAV, NOVEMBER 8 1815 Ti arriv Ti Tlle excitement ctused by the dikease it, tile potato Ca1 crop lins rsither inicrewsed than tihiuilistid dilring tile Carp eel, thle titorts frotim all parts ot the Uinrgdoiti, but Tt more particla ily those from Ireland, being of a verv l laninhg characler. That ?? minshiet is oely ol tn.li. sive ran u lioinger be doit bted, and should it ...

... Tne L OND ON GA ZETTL qj FRIA Y, NVov. 7. THE PRINCE OF WALES COUNCIL CHAMBER, SOMTERSET-HOUSE, Nov. 4. The names of those who were this day nominated by the Council of his Royal ?? the Prince of Wales to serve the office of Sheriff of the county of Cornwall- Augustus Coryton, of Penlillie Castle, Esq. Charles Hlenry Tbomas Hawkin, of Trewithin. Ilumphi ey Xs Wlymsin, of Carrianton, Esq. CROWN ...

... THE RfECENT FEARFUL COLLiSi.ON ON THE EASTERN COUNTIES (CAM- BRIDGE) RAILWAY. MAJOR-GENERAL PASLEY'S INVESTIGATION. Yesterday forenoon, at eleven o'clock, Major-General Pasley, the government inspector-general of railways, ar- rived at the Shoreditch terminus of the Eastern Counties Railway, for the purpose of instituting an inquiry respect- ing the-recent fearful collision on this line, near ...

... TIHE Hlag PRICE OF PROVISIONS- PAR ISHOFST PAUL, COVENT GARDEN. Last night a public meeting of the parishioners of St. pauI Covent Garden, was held in the vestry-room, for the purpose of taking into consideration the present high price of provisions, and to petition her Majesty to open the ports for the admission of 4oreign corn and provisions duty Iree. Mr. TAPSTiR, the senior churchwarden, ...

... I To the Gentlemten Amateurs' erforrncc. at the Theatre Bolton, 7thi Nov., 1845, for the Benefit of the Widow of the tate Samuel Wilftian, Butler, Tragedian. Thrice-v elcome, F do I horn motives pure invite, To grace orTemple' ,our ay, to-night. Powtcons of Art ! wvho s¢ !the imonn's weoli With minds to judge, u Il righty feel Tis Virtues caine your ympathy wooes We ask your aid-nor wilt you s ...