... Tiie French Plays.—The St. James's Theatre opened last evening for the' performances of French plays, under the management of Mr. Mitchell. The season promises to be a brilliant one. The programme of engagements put forth by the spirited lessee, contains the names of many of the brightest stars of the Parisian stage, who are to visit us ia uninterrupted succession. Among them are Perlet, Mile. ...

... SiHI.PPING INVTEL LIGE'NGE. 1)AVIS'S STisAITS FISEIERY. LFRW IcK OCT. 'G.-Thle i'rince of Walles, arrived here tromn I)sxi~'o Stroite, reports 11s follows :-St. Andrew, of BR Aberdeen, three fish, 40 tunaS; P'acific, ci ditto, five fish, ,01, tubsa; Horn, of 1)undee, nine fish, 110 tunal; Alexander, of C- ditto, three lih Il 31 tona; Caledonlia, of lKirlkaldy, four fislh, Is 40 tuna; *Regalia, ...

... CITY, SATURDAY EVEFNING. The accounts received from Lisbon farnish ne very important in- telligence relative to the state of affairs in the provinces, and not much credit is attached to the official repsrts of successes obtained by the Queen's troops over the insurgents. What far monec interests the mercantile community, is thc alteration iin the decree which rendered it compulsory to accept ...

... L. OND UN MA RKETS-TitURSlDAY. tFNERA.t, AVEIIIGES 01o GRAIN. li01 Six N1 ?? CII(Ic c Aga. A, er. oft e weeks, .Duties )it. 10Oet.1t Oct.24 Oet 21 Nov 7 Nor14 reg. 1)tity.: ?? 1 ~- _ .. d isd ds. slo* do. d.r s.d. g.d. ebeaiO Io oti t; n;ct ) 1o 0o 2 ' 301 s0 it A 4 0 3lcteyt 37 2a8 4d40 2418 ,44 3 44 S 1i 1 20 Oijt, 1 7 s5 Y1 eti( f. 27o t It :3 2011 9, G ? 1 ( Rye . .1, .t,8 11il 0 41 I 11i ...

... Sq;je CORN MARKET, I andl the STATE Ofa IRELAND. [PoRM THlE ECONXOtIST.i It will readilv be admitted that there is no question so t eitler in asocial, commercial, or political view 'tias momet, S a correct knowledge of the real state f nor rrospects for the supply of food during the ret yePar. On1 thle 12th, of September we offered cirreniai u e The Harvest and the Corn 'trliets, nras our ...

... LONDOcs, Nov. 18.-Wind this day at noon, ?? D light pleasant breeze and ,fine clear ?? p.m. fo ditto.N DOVER, Nov. 17.-The Isle of Wight, from London for N the Mauritius, which was on shore near Dungeness on the PI 15th instant, has been hove ofiF the main and brought in m here with loss of anchor and chain. DARTMOUTH, Nov. 17.-The Fnncy, of Brixbam, hence L' for Neath, was in contact last ...

... J\AWIL IlTELLIGENCE. PO r TSeroI I, NOv. V Her Majesty', st:camer Scourge is ivaiting orders a.1 Spit- head. Commandrt Coffin is directed to be -::dTv to put :O Sea Withill ao 1hoar or (t gcttin' his orders. Thepaying oil oftthe Rtenistnuee is suspentod st [resent she is to be cleared cut for inspection, hit: It r ri tugnr is not to be disturbed until the dock-yard o;hc. 1i tvu madfo their ...

... - = - ?? I -- | AvOm.,.-Th!D iosnsrts of wool into Ldisteom during thi ?? clltil Thurstv A were 1.854 .ales, or wtiuli 971 were 1'0!11 Sy\ii cv, 231 frolim lluoseiss, 35!) from Alzosaa Bay, 153 i.,OiI (+criii ii, ixnlt thu rest train HlollandI, Southi Amelirca, &e. Thu itiarket is quiet. ('orrox.-At tile .1imctsabt.. machet oil Fllays- lurice ?? oIL thie whole to hatve undergolne ?? ?? olnge ...

... T YORKSHIRE. f twi FOU THE INCORPORATION Bradford hare recently had several meetings for consulta»n'r • rosu l °f «'hich is a determination to renew their for charter. It expected that the question ,■'* ,, ln a state to be laid before the Privy Cauncil by the ' -ruament assembles. T DURHAM. of , Council of Sunderland have ordered a rate °. ne a^'Pel^ n the [Mund on the property in the ...

... A new Musical Instrument. —We find the Gazette Mtuicale, the report of a commission appointed by the Director of the Conservatoire to examine into the merits of a new instrument, called the Baryton. The members of the commission, MM. Auber, Halevy, Panseron, and Meifred, express high satisfaction with the invention, which is by M. Lacome du Havre, and appears to be of much importance. The ...

... LAW NOTICES.—This Day. First Day of Michaelmas Term. or Westminster.—Appeal Motions—Toulmin v. Copeland; Chuck v. Cremu; in Te lder. Motion and Fctition— Andrews ▼. Walton; Newman v. King. Vica-CinscKiinns* Cm'wm, Westminster.—Before Sir L. Shadwell.-Motions. Sir J. Knight Bruce will not attend Court to-day. Before Sir J. v. Chandler, to be mentioned by Order: and Motions. Causes -Campbell v. ...

... BOW-STREET.—The Lomax Family.—This case, which was adjourned to give Gen. Lomax an opportunity of attending, and decide what sum he intended to allow his son, so prevent his wife becoming chargeable to the Strand Union, was again brought before Mr. Henry for adjudication.—Dr. Spurgin, of Guildford-street, said he attended on the part of Gen. Lomax, to acquaint the court that, being in a very ...