... GREAT FIRE N4AR COVENT-GADEN. On Fridey morning, between thehours of four and five, a fire, attended with a great destruction of valuable pro' perty, broke out in the extensive range of premises be. longing to Messrs. Seville and Edwards, printers, No, 4, Chandos street, Covent-garden. The premises in ques- tion extended from the street almost as far as half-way into the Strand. They were ...

... Id O.AD . O, T UESD A Y, 0CT. 4. 1e3 the latest arrival of American papers, we see what is the most astonishing, if not the most impor- tant, incident of the Turco-Russian quarrel, in the eves of Amicricans. The marvellous incident is, that the English Times has pointed out, as one of the liabilities of the -war into which that quarrel may lead England and France, that their commerce will be ...

... SEAMLEN'S STRITM, AT SOUFH SHIELDS. A very nunsereus deuxonetration ot seamen and pitmen belos..ing to the Ive aid Wear was hell in South Shields on Mondzy. During the forenoel, narlay 3,000 potonl;, two-thirds ef tne eL sailors, walked in procession throug A 2the principal streets of the towns of South and North Shields, and in the afternoon a large meeting was helL on the Bents, near the ...

... 9IL'1.OPOLI[N yCOMMISSION OF SEL WE S. A. spceial meeting of the Mietropolitan Commis-e. uci-soe 01 &w ers was held yesterday at the Court-house co (Jeceh-s;rcet, Sho . Richard JEnt, £Esq., the Chairman of be the Cntllliss oners, occupied the chair. The other members IN the commission present-were Sir J. Burgoyne, Sir W. fo Cuboist, elnd Miesses. T. Gibson, G. S. Smith, and -Hawk- ?? co Mr. i ...

... SO UTH WES TERN RAIL WA Y. Yesterday a Ineeting of some shareholders in this company was held at Morley's Hotel, to consider what steps should be taken in reference to the contemplated extension to Exeter, end the tormalion of a double line from Dar- chester. The meeting was composed out of the members of a committee of shareholders formed in accordance with a suggestion contained in a ...

... i I (BY ELECTIUC TELEGRAPEH) FRANCE. PARIS, MOND.Axy EVENING. Closing prices at the Bourse this ?? per Cent. Rentes, 75.35; do. Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100.95; Bank Shares, 2,790. These prices exhibit a Tally from the depressed closing rates of Saturday. RUSSIA AND TURKEY. VIENNA, Ocr. 2. The semi-official Azeslritn Correspondence states that a new scheme of adjustment has been agreed ...

... t Wihen it became known in London and Paris that e English and French ships had passed the Darda- u nelles-an event which is either a token of existing n var or a violation of the last European treaty re- o specting Turkey-it was the obvious course of t the Russian and Austrian ambassatlors to demand explanations oi the French and English cabinets. it Letters from Paris state that these ...

... LODGIDNGS FOR THE CzOLEsA. No. II. SeB,-From all parts of the country the public bare accounts of the lodgings still left open for the occupation of the cholera. These accounts amply justify teie space I have ventured to occapy in your journal They show that the chief towns of this country are an a meot sin- healthy state-that sanitary science has, up to the present Moment, accomplished very ...

... sia ?? PARIS, TussD. Y EVENINs. ur- I have to-day to communicate intelligenec of great ief importance. The Patrie last night did niot appear irctill nearly eight o'clock. Under the head of DIjer- his nitres Nouvelles, it contained the following artic.le: vve The Assemble announces tflet t{e Cossfermce of t'iewia he is. re established, and /gat the thread f 'egotatpiS o, it F e mocm}aenlt ?? ...

... Fs rom Vienna, Berlin, and Paris, we receive intel. c ligence of the result of the Olmatz conferences, d The hardinal fact in this news is that Austria re- enters-of course with the consent and at the desire n of Russia-into the conference from which she had w withdrawn, and the Four Powers,CGreat Britain, L- France, Austria, and Prussia, are again to take up it the suspended work of ...

... NTAVAL Iamb 1G ;Of. | ApHIRALTY, SEPT. 26.-Aocuerfgcfr d- Peyi5stt5, J. B. lay' to Madaguoar Clerk in Charge, R. Allen:to Tria. Clerk, F. A. Cave to Magician. Midohipnian, J. H. 1W. Spalding to Lnndois . WOOLWICH, SEPT. 27.-APPOLITMENTSe.-Surgeons, John 11. Carruthers (1841), to the WineS'eoter6, 5Oal& ship, on the East Indies station;- Andrew iBatwsell, M.D. (1851) to -the, Bittern, 12, sloop ...

... TUESDAY, SEPTISmER 27. WAR-OFFICE.-26th Regt. of' Ft., Ens. H. C. Hardinge, tb be iet.,by purchase,vice Ficklin, whoretiree; G. W. Northey, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, viee Hardinge.-42d Ft., Capt. A. Paterson, from the 68th Ft., to be Capt. viee Rameay, who ?? Ft., G. W. Li31ingston, Gent., te be Ens., by purchase, vtce Bent., who -c.eires.6t~th Ft., Capt. A. Barasay, from the 49d Ft., ...