... THIE QUEEN 01 SPAIN. (From ltbe Tiemes.) ?? are now witnessing t'he sl)ccta(!1i of the decay and extinction of Spanisim loyalty. 'Ilhat whicl tbe imnbecility of thie Fourth ChImarles and the sfelish brutalaity of Ferdinatd VII. could not effbet has becii accomlnisised by a yoamg wonlan and ,a Queen. The task of extinmsgisofinmg so remnarkatble a feeling as thalt of tbc loyalty of time Spanlish ...

... 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 ...

... P rorogation of Parliament.--Parliament standspro- rogued until Tuesday, the 29th November next, when it will be again further prorogued, as the significant words to meet thene for the despatch of public busi- ness are not inserted in tire royalI commission.- 1lo02,1injel Chronicle. W1'indsoir, Oct. 28 .- The Queen held, a Chapter of the Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle, at ...

... (From the London Journals of Sntuarday Eve ning.) RUSSIA AND TURKEY. (From the Second Edition of the Tintos.) Vienna, Friday Evening. There is reason to believn that an armmistice has been con- eluded between the Tuakish and Russian armies. Bucharest, Oct. 18. It is said that Omer Pachn had informed Prince (ortscia- k coff of his intention to occupy the Sultan's territories (the Principalities ...

... -STATE OF MI1E CONTINENT. - ?? FRIANCE AND TURKEY. S Thimfollowing imiportanft article appears in the non-official. tI part of the Mso)IteR0'1 -The questiesi which for several months Vast hilt beets -i, nendsiig lit Coisstassth joplo liets, as olueiiitts WbhiCIs Were i latciyi ?? it, entered into o fresh1 phase. The Pose s f uisiss hat matters have come to such a pass that it ustresgn ts ...

... E N G L AN D . lis of IE37ensc of Parliament.-The total expense of Par- to linment is i100,710, including £5000 a-year Speaker's esalar y. Il Secr et Service ?? home secret service cost 6g last year ;£10,300, the foreign secret service £31,300, ( ofalnd ilic secret service in Ireland, £X415. 1s T/ie Count cle Nc/uilly Slot by i/is Aid-de-Camp- to The Concorde of Riteims gives tbe following ...

... S C O T L A N D. W We un1derstand that the Rev. Georgc Wight, A.M., son of the Rev. Mr. Wl-iguht of Oxlain, has been pro- sented by the Right lRon. the Earl of Ilopetouta, to the vacant Churchi and Parish of' Wamphrey, in the t Presbytery of Lochmaben, Dumtfriesshire. Two Deer Killed by one Slhot.-IV!hile breaking the covers at Ramornie on the 2tst instant, as two deer ;; were passing Captain ...

... - . . - .1 Castlemaine, 25th July, 1853. . My dear Mother, Brothers, and Sister,-I must just write you all in one letter, as a gold digger is always bustling about some other thing than letter writing, being greatly taken up in his laborious duties. You will be thinking tiat I have re- moved from my former place of abode, but I have not. Since f my last writing we have had a township made, and ...

... The following interesting communication has been- trans- or5 mitted to us by at gentleman who recently left Glasgow, to - gs commence busiiises lin Melbourne [IC Melbourne, Victoria, 19th August, 185P. Vil You may have probably expected a communication from me iC of an earlier elate than the, ahove. MNy own si-lobes led mie often I SW to please yeai fin regard ito that expectation, bet ...

... ii AX OitSV AVri' 54131 u5tiNo. The following are the receipts of railways for the past weak:- ftiloo opnedn. Traio lRetlurns. . . . NANILt OF RAILWAY. 1853, 1852. 1853. 1S52. 723 721 Aberdeen ?? ?? ?? £ 1895 £1687 37: 731 130lfist alld ]l'Illynme' TT. 7739 695 92 32 Btirlceiilietd, Laiicaa iire &Chcshlirc Jl1letioll ?? 1961 1737 _. _ Illackbrn ?? ?? S4i 844 Itristol and Exe,'r ?? .. |5S 4996 ...

... G LASGOW. OCTOBER 31. Ile. bclieve titat MIr. Tennant, advocate, hlas been appo ilitted, b Sir Archibald Alisoll, Ster ?? o at Ai rdlie-in room of Air. Smiith, who hais been ap- poil(ed an add itionmal Slhcrifi:Sabstitiute at Glasgow. - ('onstitalional. Glc.sqi'w A ?? lnj Mr. Sh-ci7ffBeli.- Olt Vridty nligilt, oulr TCespected and taletnted Sheriff- ?? lt e, Mr. Bell, delivered the openinig ...

... G OaNX MRIN O C Mim-altt, MONDAY A1IORNING7, OCTOBER 31. | The Royal Mail stearm-ship Arabia, which arrived ] S at Liverpool on Saturday, brought despatches from NeW Yorli to the 19th instant. There is nothing of t importance in the ?? she has brought hoile. a In last Friday's Hicrald we were enabled to publish f abrief outline of the news from India which had beell forwarded from Trieste; ...