... One of the most significant features of the preSeTI state of the public mind is, that when a gr i a 5 clearly ascertained to be a grievance, it meets wl immediate, instead of a lingering, redres. greatly attribute this improvement to the iflC b intelligence of the age. And when the peor'g be come better informed-as they unquestiona y Will as education spreads-the strides that will be in ...

... and Albert will, it « expected, Her'floiiM cKis morning for Windsor Castle. Vrinccss of Prussia arrived at the morning from Cwhio- ,ltl s, pri nc was received his Excellency v.rr.rirt *n£ ,u« Karl of Denbigh, and Baron the' Cavalier anll inspected Guildhall, the House the East India House, and the General Uttßon Hoii*. princetw then proceeded Marlborough l>Mt subsequently left to pay visit to ...

... Windsor, Friday.—The Queen, Prince Albert, the Princess of Prussia, and all her Majesty's ysitor>, **1' the Queen Dowager, with the usual ladies anil gentltni • waiting, walked to Adelaide-cottagc this morning, return to the castle pony carriages. . The Earl of Clarendon left the castle this morni for town. The Earl of Denbigh also took his ur to-day. , . Earl Ilowe is expected to arrive at ...

... City of London. Commencing with the Skinners' Company, on Saturday morning, the court proceeded through the whole of the remainder of the Hvery lists, and closed the revision, so far as the freemen are concerned, two o'clock in the afternoon.—The first case of any interest to report .was novel claim put in by W. Wiles, in respect floating residence. - He is the master of a barge, and was ...

... DUBLIN, SErTErmBER 3. tPROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.3 ADDRESSES TO THE LORD LIEUTENANT. The following addresses were presented to his Excellency at the Vice-regal Lodge yesterday, after the despatch of my letter: CITY Or KITLKENNY GRAND JURY. Captain Helshlam, the fbreman of the Kilkenny grand jury, presented the following address to the Lord Lieu- tenant:- To his Excellency John William, Earl of ...

... JMALTA, AuGUST 25. DIZSTOOT UiTIT N or THEl MEDITERRAN IAN S QTTADRlO N. -In M)alta Iccibour, tile Ceylonr, 10,ireceiving ship, bocirinig the flisp'of Rear-Admiral Sir Luijus Curtis, superinten- dern of' Malta dockliyard, and Cuminuirider-inci-hlef prio ten;. in the tibsenee of Viue-Adminral Sir W~illaim Parker in the(, Iliberniei, 104, cruising with the squadron of ?? hlerb war steaimer, ...

... Ilic LONDOIV G6AZETRqf'FRIDAY, Sept. 4. WHITEhIALL, SEUPT. 2. Time Qimeen has been pulvemsd to direct letters ptetent to be passed under the Grea;:t Seall, g'ri lug tli. di gnify of ii Knig~ht of the Uninteil Ki aimloio of Great B3rita in aind Ire- land unto David Polloelk, ?? Chief Justice Of' the Su- premie Court of Judirmilure Ait Bombay. Time following butildingsf are certified ?? places ...

... TREATMVENT OF TIE POOR? IN ST. PA NCRAS WVORKHO USE. MEETING OF THE ST. PANCRAS VESTRY. Adneethig of the vestry of St. Pancras took place on Wednesiay, at the Vestry-rooms, Gordon-square, at which a long and stormy discussion ensued concerning the recent charges made before a coroner's jury (in the case of Mary Ann Jones, the pauper, who co mitted suicide) against the authorities of St. ...

... TITl-E MORNING Cl-LIRO ICLE. LON DON: TUE'SDAY3', S L','EPEIBIER? 1, 184t6. Thouai- an inexorable Nemesis has denied to Sir RoiElaer Pni'. tdi gratification of xvindling utl his own SesioniI with his owrn QUelEY'S spocelh, and soulloi g thn preaises of Iis own great and cominpre- Ijeasivi' iicasiiies-a task Whicl We arlo Coiifii1iit he -ivould iave peroininedl to adnilinltioln-no adversce ...

... THI .MORNING ?? ROIICLE. LONDON: MOYDA Y, SEPTEMBIER 28, 1846. The protest of the British Government against the MONTPENSIER inarrinag has been presented both at Paris and Madrid. It did not need this formal intimation to convince the Government of either France or Spain of the great dissatisfiction of the English Cabinet at this projected alliance. They were prepared for it. The very way in ...

... PARIS, SEPT. 19. [FlROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] The escape of the Count doe MIontemoulin, the eldest son of' Don Carlos, from Bourges, where he was kelpt as a prisoner at large by the French go- vernnicont, is hidly confirmed, and the ?? is a statement of the ninner in which the flight was effieted, as given by the local papers. On Monday afternoon, the 14th instait, the car- riare of' the prince ...

... E(G YPT. ALEXANDRIA, AUGoUSr29. [Vitom oult CORIIESS'ONDEIST.] During the absence of his Highnlless at Coissiantinople little has occurred lin Egypt Of very general interest. Thet affairs of the country have remained comsparatively station- ary. We have been occuiied fin discussing the question of the transit, in listening to rumours from aill quarters, in watching the rise of the Nile; but, ...