... The ?? of the French, the Prince and Princess de Joinville, and their respective suites, embarked at Southampton on Saturday, to proceed to Portugal. Owing, however, to the sickness of the ex- Queen the steamer put into Plymouth and landed the royal party. They have since proceeded to Dover, intending to embark for Ostend. The Crown Prince of Wurtemburgand Princess Olga have left Tor- quay for ...

... WBSTMTI>NTSTER HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF MBDICINE. The session of 1853-4 commenced yesterday, when l the intioductery lecture was delivered at the Hospital by t Mr. Guthrie, F9.R.S., who stated, in the course of his ob- ?? the session 1850-61, 1,041 students were re- gistered at the College of Surgeons as studying in London; 1 W 370 obtained the diploma in that year. In 1851-62, 1,141 registered; 404 ...

... A CIIURCI GOINV TO 1UIX. a .. Yeterday, a meetin° bf tlie' parishioner3'0o St. Luke's, Ola-street, residing in the ecelesiastical division of' Srt. Bariubase,, was hfeld Tin the Vvstrg]Roomn of the church,;- D: tind which was convened by tr,>W.V-H Dobson,; the incuo- 7 bent's churchwarden, for the purpose :of considering the-- financial position of the Church.i- Mr. DOBnsN, having been ...

... PRECAUTIOATS AGAINST CHOLERA IX TZE : : , - SJIEOR HANT SRRVICGI' L (From last aighit's Gazeite.) nu - ;Board of Trade, Whitohall, Oct. 3,1853. ;; The Right .,1onourable the Lords. of the Committee s of the Privy Council for Trade and Plantations,. with a view 'of prevenrti6g 'thoispread ofcholera on board nier- e chant shipping, have:causgdt to ho issued and circulated the ts, ,follow~ing ...

... tGLASGOW, OXCTOBER 7. Presbytery of A.r- l J'lFriday last the Presbytery. of Ayr met to prosecute the ?? of 1r. ShIvw sl fronm the second to the first charge of the United a] Churches and Parishes of Ayr and Ahloway. No oh- ti jections to this translation having been offered, the a Presbytery, on the ground that a pastoral relation t already subsisted between MrI . Shawalld these 9parishes, ti ...

... TIHE CIIOLfERiA. e (Froin the B3oard of Health.) Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Sept. 29. Sept. 28.-Cholera, dceaths ?? 20 D iiarrhoea ?? r The total number of deaths from clholera andi diarhoea in r Newcastle during the present outbreak has been 1301. In the a same period (viz., the fist 28 (lays) during the prevalence of Stepidemic cholera there in 1831-2 the number of deaths was 2O. GATESHEAD. f Sept ...

... S C 0 ' 1I A. N 1). | illaomirnck H(or.0se FZai.---1lle aiiiliell jlli! ! ; ?? ?? Dullifries Fridlav,' Ivtis ieliloll ?? It ciie cattle mairket, Kiluailtarlok. 'lucre wvls at :IU n- l:tlce ofl (lealtis, slI ?? 111ll111 ;Iil !:1 ,,iliber of cattle. ThI IMIrsus evcl` it. 1lv,. gecinerally of at siiluerior dIescriptitil. A fw . -, I 1,4. hlorses wvere sold at prices vir vilig fron tt . ?? hut ...

... JOHN FROG AND JOHN BhU.LL. We all know the old, time-honoured fable of the frog that, smitten with admiration andi envy of the magnitude of the bull that grazed in the neighbourhood of the frog's pond, resolved to be- come as big and burley as the mighty beast itselfe We all know the profound moral preached by the result: envy and vanity did their work, and the poor frog burst like an over ...

... COLLIERS' S'lRIKE. TO THIE EDITORS OT TJIE LEEDS 'iERCURY. Watorloo ilain Colliery, near I.cds, 29tlh Sept, 1853, GCiSNTLrXEX,---A letter having appeared ill the Lemls Timeso of Saturdiay lost, From the Leeds Ainers Associastion, its refer- once to the striho ?? thi; colliery. ali. olsicih is calculaated to miislead the public, I shall feel grcatly obliged if you will give insertion to the ...

... (FRIOM ?? OWN CORRESPPONDENT.] , ; '11 ?? ?? Sni'. ?? The-Baptist sects appear to be on the increase in sombe distriete. A convonticle has been established receatly at Leiguiti,. where a shoemaker froip '~eriia plays tahe. part of the bero ,of-Meyerbeer's Propiet~. A proos of M~eyerbeer'8 prophets or: prophecies-the report of Madame Lind Gold- sbbrnidt'5 retulrn' to the stage, is revived. ...

... REYNOLDS'S NE WSPAPERt SUNDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1853. [SATURDAY'S EDITION.] A MEMORABLE ANNIVERSARY. The 3rd of October-the day following the date which this impression of our journal bears-is the seven hundred ard eighty-seventh anniversary of the invasion of England by WILLIAM the Norman. Dates and anniversaries of such importance as this one, aro constantly passing by without arresting the ...

... V bzit, I tt i :: : -~ ftri JOU.-wi OX 00 ; ^ - Of Be RECEPTION OF ,1THEE INDIAK BILL BY THE kn NATIVES OF. INDIA. Jiw (From the Exandner.) .1 thl an The people of India are dissatisfied, unreasonable trs is- people that they are, with the charter of government sen all o. out to them. No sooner did the opening speech of Sir fil an Charles Wood, and'the proposed act of parliament, reach eg ta ...