... LVOND)ON, OCTOBER 15. 1. Tbe Royal Faniily.-The juvinile niclmbers of the h Royail tifamily, who wvere left at Osborne durillg her It Majiest's trip to Scotland, left thiat malinc palace in Charge Of' Major-Generall 1rumm on d, yesterday morn - euig, anrd steamed to Gosport ill her Majesty's yact h Fairy, Capt. Crispili, en route to London, ta meet and join tthe Quleeon. nic royal standar d ...

... TIHE VRECK OF THE ANNIE JANE. s r al i s srn. (From a Correspondent.) Trle following reached us too lats for our last paper: Tobermiory, 16th Oct., 18563. F o r y n s o f h e p a s e n e r b t e n t f r i i n a e a s e l A n n i e Jane, whieh was wrecked at Basrrit on 28th tilt., strived tiers onl Thursday evening, and tiere forwarded to Glasg-ow yester- (lay mn ornirig by the lo Ilay ...

... TIHE ORGAN- - At length thera is an Organ in the City Hall, and the expres- Sion of the mere fact is like the partial rtlief which a sigh brings to a burthenedbheart. It is along time since the attempt was firstinade to introduce en organ into the service of the p IISeshlishd Church~ej in (3lor-50cictwe believe, o ?? half a century ago. Wheli thle lute Per. D~r. Rit- nI fclue(, tried to have ...

... S CO N L D. ., . . 6 - ) . . D ?? Death, of C~aptain Ellice, R.N._-Wje regret lit h veysuddeii andI melancholy death of' s; Captain Alexander Ellice, R.N., Comptroller-Genleral 5!I it of the Coast Guard-f, and formnerly ALP. for Hlarwicli. 4 3f After a professional visit to Peterlicad ?? other sea- lior I port towns on tho east coast, Captain Ellice, accomt- g Dfpa nie dbyhis two daughters, ...

... TILE COMBINED FLEETS IN TILE LEVANT. (Frone the Morning Chronicle's Correspondee ce.) Our accounts from lcesilca Bay come down to the 16th of October. It was then very eurrcently rniosred that the Sultan had gone the length of expressing his wish that the fleets of England and France slould at once repair to th UGolden 1-loin, alnd although M. De la Cour was ready to give el order to this ...

... STATE OF THE CONTINEINT. FRANCE. (From the, Globets Correspondence.) 2511 'P~cc rumoor of n intended modiPat-is, Friday Evening. -1 The uilfily o an ntededmodfication if thle Mill istry is i~l still current, but it does net gain touch Credit. It is ageain ai - ithat lM. (lo Pcrsigny wishes to become Minister of State, anod -191 that the Emperor lias tlierefoire invited M. Fould to take: the ...

... INCRIEA.; OF NUtNS IN (GLASGOW. Ul'di. tile tifle oft 'i'ofe.s.CisoiI of Five Ladies ait ?? Con- ?? of, t(la :3isleI.s Of' )t]cy, (Callton,' we find tilhe' following repoit il thile 1Fnr Prest of Saturiday last, the lno:il iloiall ('Clfiot lic ol'g:iii. AV h lilve O no reliai-i to o1iek onl tile proceel. | ?? Ib lthan to !jay, it doeo seltin a itrathei startling iuta- Iion that a ticetei ...

... TiHE, STATEI OF THE CONTINENT. FR A NCE.. ((ro01, thle Mlorning Choi'lie's Correscpondence.) P'aris, 'beadiedy Morning. ?? letteroS bvmtght by tite X\ii e frin Consotantoinople give details of' t it(, passin~g of't i D )adanel les iby p1ortionsO (it' tle 'French will IEog9iish hels.-1 It ivte io lliseqlliml13I of' ?? Pro131 ti -ceedimuc of the Uioltltla, that Oil iit(! MAIh ?? Setptember Mj. ...

... (From the General Boeard of HlealtI.) NEWC'ASLE-UVON-TYNE. Oct. 17.-Cholera, deaths ?? ?? ?? 2 Diarrhoea, deaths ?? * ?? ?? 2 The total numiber of deaths from cholera and diar hosa hi Newcastle during the present outbreak has been 1505. In the samie period, viz., the tirst 47 days, during the prevalence of epidemic cholera hi 1831-2, the number of deaths was 290. COc.lDmtoGRAa. Oct. 16. ...

... TIHE BARONY BOARD. IAn adjourned meeting of the Commliittee of Management of 3the Barony Parochial Board wits held onl Wedneoday afternoon, Iin. gi eceous Institution Rooms - Archibald AltLellan, EqChairman of the Board, in the Choir. Mr Mlemoi, tite Insnector, having read the minutes, whjich wcro approved, T 'he CHIAMIMAN stated that hie had received two notes-one from the Duke of Argyll, ...

... E N G I, A N D). Nm i' 3n'WhiJoi file Qcci.-l hs b)een officially ani- IIoilicedI that it Iwo' stelim-N aeht is to bc built for her ?? ini lien of tlie Victori 'IIiid Allbert. She is to hje aII llroll yacht. upo1)0 l(1 h paiddle principle, and of ?? lirso poweor. 'The Vivtoria aid( Albert laving exh1iblited ini Such at hild light thle wvorikumuship of'a r'o ?? dockyard, miul r a cir n al ...

... 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 ...