... NEW ZEALAwD.-In our last we gave some rather im- portent extracts from the Auckland papers to the 11th ult., which came to hand by the Terror on Monday. We re. ceived, on Tuesday, by the overland mail from Port Philip (we suppose) Nelson papers to the 14th of March, conveyed there by the Augustus, which arrived at Mel- bourne on the 27th ult., having sailed from Nelson on the 19th March. The ...

... PUBLIC DIN^UE To T. D'EYE BURROUGHES, Esq. In the evening, a splendid banquet was given to this esteemed gentleman at the Great White Horse Tavern, as a mark of the sense entertained by his fellow-townsmen of the zealous and efficient manner in which he discharged the duties of Mayor during his year of office. About 60 gentlemen partook of the entertainment. The Mayor, G. G. Samupson. Esq., ...

... Tux CFASu.-The Suffolk Fox Hounds will meet on Tuesday. Nov. 24, at Hepworth Marlborough; and on Friday the 27th, at Balsharm Wood. Each day at half. past Ten o'clock. The Essex and Suffolk Fox Hounds meet on Tuesday, Nov. 24, at Thorrington-hall; and on Friday, Nov. 27, at Wiston. Each day at half.past 10. The East Essex Fox Hounds meet This Day, Nov. 21st. at Blaekwater-street; on Tuesday, ...

... THL CHASF,.-The Suffolk Fox Hounds will meet on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at Norton Dog; and onFridby, Nov. 15, at Sylverley Tower. Each day at half.past 10. The Essex and Suffolk Fox Hounds meet on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at Little Bentley-hall ; and Friday the 13th, at Gifford's-hall. Eacl day at half-past Ten o'clock. TheEast Essex Fox Hounds meet This Day, Nov. 7th. at Panfield.hall; on Tuesday, the ...

... REMOVAL OF THE COURT TO ITHE ISLE OF WIGHT. Wednesday morning, in pursuance of official intimation conveyed to the Naval and Military Commanders-in- Chief at Portsmouth, that Her Majesty was expected to I re-visit Osborne the harbour presented its usual ani- mated appearanae in anticipation of the expected visit. The Scourge was the only ship at Spithead, but she pre- sented a very handsome ...

... THE CHAsE.-The Suffolk Fox Hounds will meet on Tuesday. Nov. 17, at Euston-hall; and -on Friday, Nov. 20, at Branches Park Each day at half-past 10. The Essex nnd Suffolk Fox Hounds meet on Tueeday, Nov. 17, at Donyland; and Friday the 20th, at Hintle- sham.hall Gate. Each day at half past Teuy o'c ock. The East Essex Fox Hounds meet This D.ay, No. 14th, at Topinghoe.hall; on Tuesday, the 16th ...

... ABANDONMENT OF Tell: o'CONNCLL TRIBUTE. The tribute of 1846 is abandoned, and the formal ali- 110unceient of the fact will appear forthwith in the pom. POus language of that indefatigable financier, Patrick Vincent Fitzpatrick, Esq., secretary to the trust. es. There is an amusing tale told by one of the actors in the little national drama, ?? should not be kept from the world at this ...

... PROBABLE SALE OF SHARSPEARE S BIlTHIPLACE.- By the death of Mrs. Court the owner of the house in which the poet was born, that property will be disposed of (according to the will of her late husband). Every admi- rer of this trancendert genius must be acquainted with its worth not in a local point of view, but as a national nuc- morial; and it is at the same time to be most ardently desired, ...

... MISCELLAVEOUSS ANN EXATION OF CRC . The Uldvetr4Ii J'l'rUsiai Gazette of thle 21st inst., de,. e scribes the auuexaatioii of the republic of Cracow to the tl Austrian domninions as follows :- pub At 6 o'clock in the morning of the l6th all the civil 1 and military authorities assembled in the palace of the, Senate. Count de Deyun, the tmperial Chamberlain aud pro Royal Aulic Cpmmissionier, ...

... The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steaui-ship Madrid, Captain Bingagm, arrived at Southalopton on Wednesday evening, from the Peninsula, bringing the usuali mails. The Madrid made an unusuall rgpl pas. sage, belng, In faCt, the quickest on record si ee the steamers have run on this station; only ive days from Liabon, and two from Corunna. PRIVATE cORREsPoNnDENIt. LIsBorm, Oct. 29.-Sir ...

... aeb lpglirfj 3ourial1 SATURDAY, NovEM1nmwu 7, 1846. A small agitation has been got up to effect a suspen- sion of the import duties of 4s. upon wheat, and a depu- tation waited upon Lord John Russell in the course of this week to ascertain the sentiments-of the government upon the question. The reply of the noble Lord was de- cisive-that no intention of opening the ports existed in the minds ...

... STATE OF THE PUBLYC HEALTH IN THE -UMMER QUARTER, 1846. A TABLnU OF DtATI1 iHOGTSTRSD IN 115 DISTRICTS or . ,~~~.EVULANP, burinp tlhe QI&arate' ending Sept. 3otA, 1846. TThe Quarterly-Returts are obtained from 115 Districts, sub.divided into 576 Sub-Districis. Thirty.jourDistricts are in the Metropolis,'and the remaining 81 comprise, with some aericulturai Dbstriets.. the principal towns and ...