... transpires, has become converted to more calm and rational views respecting the Swiss quarrel. Hitherto that journal made no difference whatever between the most ultra liberal of Berne, and the majority of the Diet itself; —all were confounded in its vituperations as radical, and sanguinary, and revolutionary. The English organ of the English government, as well as the Paris organ of the ...

... sliturtna Yntrutarnfe, Staanraer, Nov. 23-The brig Castor, of Belfast, coal laden got on shore in the Bay of Luce, last night, and is expected to become a wreck ; crew saved. A topsail, with Royal Navy painted on it, and a topgallantail, with yards belonging to then, one 19 feet, and the other 25 feet long, were picked up off Port Pa- trick 15th inst. The weather has been very stormy of late; ...

... On Thursday afternoon, a deputation of thirty-two Irish members waited, by appointment, on Lord John Russell, at his_ official residence in Downing-street, to bring under his consideration the series of resolution adopted at the sittings of The National Council, in Dublin. Mr. Henry Grattan having opened the proceedings, and explained the object of the deputation, Lord John Russell said he ...

... I Tim IWEST INDIAN BANK. The draughts of the Wesl India B3ank were yes- terday refu`sed acceptance by their agents, the Union Bank of London, the reason being that the WVest India Bank had, against the repeated and emphatic warnings of the manager of the Union Bank, con- tilued to make purchases of the bills of Iligginson Dean, and Stott, of 13rbatdoes, on Marton, Irlarn, and [lHigginson, of ...

... Monument—We hear that Mr. Richardson, the sculptor, is engaged on two marble monuments ordered by the officers of the 16th Lancers and the ulst Regiment Foot, to commemorate—in the nave of Canterbury Cathedral—those of their brethren who fell in the recent actions on the Sutlej.—Athnurum. ...

... 'a-111tlpt :. Gazetle.-Priidiiy, NAoi'. Q6, 1' 17. ASH-T 11enry, Gustavuis Hveri-oin) and Hetinry 0'hn'I~ .3 BiJirilio g. bh , 1 ?? lir, ivoi llnogvrv and gci','.al iv,' i.4, :30, Court (if lBunkr~uptey, ?? ?? Af. Wrigbt, J;Jr. I)ingineur. Owvn peftiutin. Me-dtNov. 2J. ?? B3ADCOCI Jonsc,, 1Nest f1ivly, ni Newbjury, fle:'liol ijr _rpr I. ; und groeer; Dec. 3, J an. .5, Court of BF1111l-ripiCe ...

... G-1,01:11, Catice -,a u-bv r--O b -io i 0 -It RocmnDA.E POtATO MARUiET, Monday, November 29.- co or Thii market to-clay has been much tlP ama as last week, both as to II IVEI~POOL iGIC LilRAL P1RODUCE MARILEF, Mon. of le ?? ay,8d.to lIId.; new ditto, 7d. to ?? WI ditto, clever, lid. to ed. ; straw, whenit, Ol.d. to 4d..; ilitto, out, 34. St to to 4d.; tittlo, barley, ad. per stoeno; potatoes, ...

... A stated general meeting of the Merchant Company was held on Friday, in the hall, Hunter Square-Mr J. Stark, the Master, in the chair. C1URRENCY. MNr J. F. Macfarlan said, that in moving the adoption of the resolutions, he would deem it almost an insult to so intelli- gent a body as the Merchant Company to enter at any length into the discussion of a subject to which their attention must have ...

... SVM)o s 1\MANCHIESTrER, TUESDAY, NovrM5IBn 30. n In -- g~ vi1 Two o'Ci.o(rE, Pets.-Otirnsxket is decidedlyquieter to-day di ?s than it was at the end of last week, The failures in London rc i announced here yesterlday, coupledwith the rumours in cirelc- g, o, tition regarding the diffienlties of other large houses in the ol alt metropolis, have sensibly diminished the more cheerxfl feel- II of ...

... Lexds.—There was very little business done at our cloth halls either on Saturday or Truesday. The continued mildness of the season checked the demand for heavy winter goods, and the high value of money prevents purchases on speculation. There have, however, been pretty considerable deliveries of fancy stripes and other light goods for the India and China trade during the week, but very low ...

... Report of cases for the week ending Friday, Nov. 19, 1847. Persons relieved at the Dispensary Patients visited at their own homes Total so. Physician, Dr. Imlaok.—Consulting Physioian, Dr. Ashoroft. Surgeons, Messrs. Lockwood, Harris, and Dodd. House Surgeon, Mr. Ball. ...

... MEETING OP SHAREHOLDERS. Yetterdaj, at twelve o'clock, a meeting of the ahareholdere in the Royal Bank was held,—' 4 receive the report of the committee and director?, which will be presented to the meeting, recommending the re-opening of the Bank on Wednesday, the Ist day of December next; to take into consideration the alterations in the deed of settlement of the company, which will be sub ...