... 1 ODeubDR 5amttt. ST JAM£S'S PALACE, OCT. 1. Tho Queen has been pleased to appoint William, Earl Ifbstv] to be one of the Lords in Waiting in Ordi.. r0tir to Ller c,2vjest, in the room of John, Lord Elplin- mto e resig ed, BANKRUPTS. JoLLT, William, Bislop Stortford, Hertford, currier (and not carrier, as formerly appeared). WL illiam Gooden, 205, High-street, South- rk, Surrey, chinaman and ...

... RESULTS OF A METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL, 'For SEPTEMBER, 1853, at the OnmEavAToitY, ROYAL AoADEMY, GOSPOiT. INC- 'J-OL5OIE15ii, ~.tiAiL .iUlavO, UVO5'uUs~. I a incises. Baromecter Maximum ?? 30G850 Sept. 5, wd. is.H ard, Minimum ?? 29:236 Sept. 25, wd. w. At Extreme range .. . 1.114 dod Melan~ barometrical pressure 29-940 lom at ~9 o'clock A.15. 299P41 - - at 3 ditto ?? 29,922 at 9 ditto P.oe. 29 ...

... |, - l The committee held its usual weekly meeting at cures o'clock yeetsrday in their offices, Commercial Buildinge. After the dispatch of some routine business the secretary read a series of resolutions passed at a mesting of the pawn.- brokers of Dublin, held on the 7th inst., testifying their full appreciation of the effort which is being made to acknowledge in a suitable and, practical ...

... j No approach appears to have been made towards a settlement of the unfortunate differences between the employers and the employed. Three weeks have elapsed since notice was given by the masters of an intention to close their works, and should no arrangement be come to next week, not less than twenty thousand operatives will be thrown idle next Saturday. The strike or lock-out in Preston, ...

... NEWPORT A,0 XL:GH:;OU;;aOO->. O Tuesday and Wedr.osi'sy last th v 'n he Men port districts w-'re- ?v:se(l 1-y C. S. i\\ i.!ic(>i., :vo We will civ •' -« rctn its ou I^CN. Th« usmn! (Vu:i'\ f\>u-s w -re i;-l) if c: .c i .'t r. i V vv:ti, v. :,s a J H I'iMi Vv- p -| Ir, rer ed !ij.t: ..re :v m i; t o tl.. » ■tear that !••• i-hts catitiu; hi ,.I;taiue ...

... THE USE OF SEA-COALS is frequently alluded to by Shakspeare aod contemporary authors, showing that sea- coal bad become an important article of consumption, and it cannot be a matter of wonder tbat the town ofNewcastte at an early period derived great benefit from the coal trade. Even in the time of Queen Elizabeth there were shipped into several places in the realm and beyond the seas bv ...

... IpaEdCAlUTONS AGAIINST C3OLERA IN I TH- MIERCHANT SERVICE. Board of Trade, Whitehall, October 2, 1853. The Bight llonourable the Lords of the Committee of the Privy Council for Traie andi Plantations, witk a view of preventing the spread of chelera on beard merchant shipping, bave easaed to be issued and circulated the following in. itrnctlon5 and notice for the information and warning of ...

... .. rnn.rr Vtm -The Kecondofoc i. NonrxiceA Goose FAIR.-Tbesecond OfOctoberfalling let of this year upon a Sunday, Nottingham Goose Fair commenced wO at on Monday. For some days previously, the market- thi 3 place had exhibited promonitory symptoms of the great an- of !d nual festival, in the shape of sundry caravans, which taking do is up their positions within the limits assigned, soon ...

... - The On Tuesdasy nhtagteanfrom Scotland, whilsto Iay esit crossing by the o 'eryba from Cheshire, had hi dr as pocket picked ofaslni odlver watch, valued a ?? ic , guinzeaNs. HALL.-A fine new hall bearing the an he above name will Bhortly be opened in Bold-street. I has an a ror been constructed out of what was formerly known as Dr, to b pa Thono's Chapel, and will be one of the finest rooms ...

... THE P1U~ST IN THE WOEXHO U p11 - RI3S IN d iO I USE . :. (Fera the NdrtA Briiieh Dailg. XfiL.)S.. -it the ordinsarynmonthly meeting of the Glasgow IDLE?Parochial Board, on Tuesday, the House Committee pre- t sented the following report: Extract from minutes of meeting of House Committee, eld- 21st Septemiber, 1863. . its The following extract from the GOVTInor's journal was read: ice 9th Sept. ...

... Iy]~ (WIOLJJlA.t -i . r cr., osard ot lleatth, Oct. 12.) -AItYLEBONE. r .a.1, re istored diarrhwa, 5 days, and 2 days, occurred on the 5th inst., at ?? nr root, Fityroy-square. Six families - hoi~s u which is dirty and dilapidated. vais in . verv ?? condition. There V. ?? -,rliin y in the front cellar; the soil is V- MC flour. ?? - . .:t area is the water butt, without any - - The water is so ...

... WJECX OF THE SA1NTIPORE. FOLRESTONE, OCT. 12. This port has been the scene of much excitement during the last few days in consequence of the wreck of the Santipore, a fine ship of 650 tonse the property of Messrs. Gilmore and Company, of Georgo-yard, bound for Hobart Town, which, after losing her rudder on the reef known as the Church Rocks, near this place, came broadside on to the beach, and ...