... LOUIS 'HILII'PP'S POLI[C. 1 IC OlS of dvo¢lea 0y3 aSMies, as in those of ?? there is oftee a strarge fatality, ?? force ii of I l f lhch it rcquires the lapse of years to ll'l It 'c tolthus, v. ir on the eve ot its downfall ot the Reutorn'ion acquired a brieI popuIla- 3 !; O CJC~palioln of AI iers, no mau, aand least of , II In Gioo credit foi the achievement, could nbe c lamiteos an ...

... srona Taro'nW5 golmon oalotte. I OrF-rIC OF ORDNANCE, OCL. 11. ?? e. or' Arti crc-Giit. Cadets to be Sec. Lieuts.-S. 1) NAV ilit .1X. Y. Earle, Hon. L, A. Ad- digtori, A \- r'ndelcur, A. S. Orr, C. R. Hill, F. C. -NrLiide, i. Curlis,A. Seivwvrighlt,F S. Seale, J. Boultor, J. De Luittrell 5.1uuitlO , MI. Anketell, P. Dickson, F. Place, Ei . JBruce, P. ?? Richards, J. E. Hope, H. WV. J, )a ...

... MonDoll. . I as I, I,~tl - I. I - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1847. The King and Queen of the Belgians, accompanied by the Princes and the Princesses, their children arrived in Paris on Tuesday, by the Northern Railway.9 The Pressc says:-' It appears certain that there will be a modification of the Cabinet before the opening of the session. It is said that two ministers are to retire but neither ...

... ANOTrER PFRVfRST0N.-NO- GO.-Mr. W.T. Gordon, undergraduate of Christchurch, Oxford. Mr. Gordon is brother of the Rev. J. Gordon, late curate to the Rev. W. Dodswortb, ot St. Pancras, London. Mr. Gordon entered the University in 1846.-Chtreh and State Gazette. FORTIFICATIONS OF THE SOUTHERN COAST.-It is reported, that in consequence of a determination of Government to put the whole line of the ...

... TIHE LIVERPOOL DEPUTATION. Tuesday afternoon a deputation fron the banlkers, mer- ciants, shlipowners, and others interested iu the trade of Liverpool, waitcel upoll the Prime Alinisier at the ollicial rcsi- ?? of the First Lord of the Treasury, Dowuing-strect, for the ?? of presentiug the above nlemorial, signcdI by a large number of merchants ami shipowners connected with the port. Tlb ...

... TIHE CORTK ROMNAUNT. CONSISTORIOAL COUIIT.-CORIC, TUESDAY, OCT. 5. ?? A. Rohrn, pronsovelst; ElizabeSeth 1'Istoa, impugyllant. (13efore Archdeacon KYLIE.) Thle prelinsinary procecdings in this novelanil cxtraordinary CRsC-tie particulars of which, as published lately in tile Newrs-Lel/er, under the bcad Cork Ronmaunt, created no smaltl sensation-took place this day in form of citation, ...

... entitled Road Reform; a plan for abolishing turnpike tolls and statute labour assessments; published by Mr. William Pagan, Writer, in the year 1645. Mr. Pagan's arguments pe particularly addressed to the trustees and others in the counties of Fife and Kinross, and he has collected a vast mass of statistics and documents relating to the road management and legislation of thoga tricts, with ...

... The supposed motive of the arrest of the bass singer at the Circo will have been sufficient to show the importance which this fact must assume under more than one paint of view. The progresista papers,-in considering this subject, have only looked at the matter on one side, affecting the liberty of the subject. Certainly that is important, the more as there is no reason to suppose that such ...

... JF •••* Royal Patronage of English Art Mancfacture —We understand that her Majesty and his Roval Highness Prince Albert h«Te lately commanded Mr. Cundall, the publisher, to attend Windsor with all the specimens of Felix Summeriy's Art Manufactures which are ready, and were graciously pleased to become par chasers of eTery important example of the series. ...

... IUAx/uiu, The grand topic of talk at this moment in what the papers call political circles (which presume embrace the whole population of Madrid, from ministers down to m atch-sellers), the startling discovery of a secret issue of three per cent, bonds to the amount 160 millions of reals a few days before the expiration the month's existence of the Goyena-Salamanca ministry. The pretext for ...

... Windsor, Sunday.—Yesterday Prince Got arrived at the Castle and had audience of the Prince George remained to luncheon with her Majesty: her royal consort, and left the Castle in the afternoon. Mr. C. Huller, Judge-Advocate General, arrivedr terday afternoon at the Castle and had an audience Queen, to submit to her Majesty the proceedings of»: courts-martial. Mr. Buller took his departure a t ...

... CANADA.—Quebec.—Extensive Fire A fire more destructive than any which occurred since the memorable conflagration has taken place in Quebec. The Chronicle says : It began in the premises in the rear of a house in St John-street, and communicated with extraordinary rapidity to paint and oil store front which was soon one sheet of flame. The surrounding houses were peedily enveloped. Stretching ...