... EGYPT IAN AFFAIRS. (Flrom the Timeas Correspoe lidm e.) It e Alexandria, Oct. 299. f N Mis Tlighiness the ViceroIy, who has been staying in Alexandria *t all the smmer, left for Cairo yesterday morniog onl the approacil of winter, tile col)d wecther nt being so mtuch felt in the c:eipital asit is hors. The USUall. salutes frl o all the seippisiaL in time liar- e bou~r al the forts in and ...

... TII1 AMEiUCANS IN 2E KiCc. ['rmi 1ip Th'im es. It is verv diffiCL. t to inlil'e tliitt thire ino lie na cnss of iet'nrsi'S whll, cud:1 lroal A itl> sittisfoCintl) te from tl~e se.Ct if oar it) 7ii'xie: . TheV who owl'; % iis to see sucl) bootless carnt c Tltu' I grtith a to atermiiatioll will findl no hitdl of suhestroti l iliitiattgegcl-eit for thi1, Iil~mps. 'T'ev et who ioxoluotariy sy i ...

... INHABITANITS OF WESTERIN AUSTRALTA. 300, (rmF V e irs)nl ti. rher- The native inhaboitants of Western Aus;tralia are only sirperior adr inh~aeo mnbigs to the Boejemnans of bo uthern Africns. rest Their intellectual neapioli appeals to he very small, ansi tk eir ~)v a physical structure is extremely feeble. In somerespeocs the AUs- tralian peculiatrity assimilates to two of she five varieties ...

... ?? CIVIL WAIR IN S wITZE ,LAND. Pro i -, I - tt } The FI esse pubiisibes a 'l ier frloi ?? of tiue 1th 1 istant, rilrnt a(ilt t :wil It1o citmr iS ,II Ie T irl Iegaciu t1ad] 1 'I Ii i c 5.o1 ?? on tat :s I ,v 1( tt Bob-lc-Con; -te Ii mci !Vl uol depar, iffor tla!t ito fit, I r, t eiiul 'rile 11motive of tile ! eterminacion adl)ted b% t71le p iie L1 -liaister,' sf-s the conies- tpoonl-rl ii 0 ...

... GLASGOW, NOVEM33BER 26. - We learn that James Dewar, the party suspected of having broken into the house of criminal officer Mack-ay. on the night of Thursday wveelk, was apprehended on Ved- nesday by one of the watchmen in Anderstun, and identified e s traham, nightseerjeant, and two other individuals, who e. sawY the stolen property in his possession. f Assea7t-Serious C'ose.-On Monday a man ...

... TILE 13ANK REGULATfON ACT. { / Al GntiJ ?? ?? .- ?? , rete t (From thme Al1wtchestrr, Guardian.) IC, ?xCltghas fended mor'e to exhibit thle entire ab~sence i Cr l'LW teR ?? cear o wlz eg t,-I (e o f t he lo ws wb oih canl'11 alo e h Sna-Jy ?? Qte otur monetar srecc- I'O thest-tatl ens atd Wiltl ravings on the part of ai portion of thle 'V Iof s (5 .Iainst the high rate of eight pler Cent.,' ...

... ?? ?? :; ?? i to ) P 1) 1- ( 11' . t' I] ' Lilt (U of Cape papere ?? an n 1 XiiiI ,l ha. DOe: ?? e ' nt f-r-ia z:ha r&-x1am'g t of nllr- meats of the cii rt' . U-b *t Un- : i;l nil-i mre'e to . i ?? . -. ?? i c ; T xt e ili-;s, 1 t:; ?? i' ; -al r-cj si ?? 'o it : ' ' ! > riy 1 1' 1' ?? 3 _41,: m lzo) tCiiSf^; 4 nd !l II o lht-i t hi;e ?? t¾ ys ?? i ...

... THlE AIUNMCIPAL E:LECTIuNS. etLA~iW OS The second annual election, under the new Muiniciplal Act, of a reporesei'tatisea for the Town Council, took ?? on Tuiep'lav. In n thle greet mtajority of WardsF the returns were made without Oppukli~lion and even) in those where t here was a coitiest. little or no excitement Was displayed. '1'e following is a list of the gaulle- mnen ...

... DREADFUL SflTPWRECK. f V - -. , :, - 7 : A . , ti( I ' I . ise C- ti- le i n ell i n ird I 3 In as i n -S. cir ~It at InI I - p.- toe )it cc C . it I IS z (I s e e 1, e f t f t f}ro In> I h e Ti iie;;v ,t We reoret to annoviies the total loss of the New York packet- ship Steiluen Whititils , ot el he socth-rvesterni coast of Irelrirjl. or, t the night of Wediloeas rl iat ; aird thie disaster, ...

... PROlf THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. [The following Order is substituted for the Order published in the (azette of the 26th Oct.] At the Court at Osborne House, tale of Wiglt. the 28th day of September, 1647, present, tile Queen's BMost Excellent Mia- jesty il Council, her Mlajesty appointed the town and port of Portland, in the district oi ?? Philip, New South Wales, to bo a free warehousing ...

... E NG 7, AND. 1ecr Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, the Lilies anrld gentlelllen of the Ciourt, and the do- maestic houehoid,5 attended Divine service on Sunday nn-nil'r 1il the private chapel of the Castle. The sermon w-sn ~rt-eir hed by t-e Bishop oF Oxford, the Hon. and Rev. . T.. C'urtenav reading the prayers. lit 'iir-in's Speech upon the opening of Parliament nill he ...

... INDIA, CHINA, AND EGY11'. - 9 , ,I 8\- ti - AwsA.+A3|. ?? ( Timecs) have rq l I v ?? cvs f111 m'fareillel, our iet rer fni' Intlin. t hi.ii4 ni lxsr ii outii P-l o t theC n (re- X;md ...