... berlyern .7our~nal+ o .~ .. VVEDNESDAY, November 2, 1853. . THre recal of the French Ambassador from the Court of Naples is one of the topics of conversation uppermost in the public mind of Paris just now. It is thought, however, that the matter will not come to anything serious, but that the King, having gratified his personal dislike to the French officer whom he refused permission to land, ...

... ST 'TTiONS OF TIlE fIU3TISII ARAM Q A zt. IV N,3 1_11 Ili nIII )xI11 . ''II ?? Where Itiopalee (are ?? last iiaalied is that atI which ?? e Depdt of the Regiment is stationed. L ife CO'arNst. Foot lot, WjNoiher. 59qth, Corkl. II 2d, Ilcinttsl's¢rk. 410th, Australia; Waterford, !1 Itog'al 110.S. t, iGurs. 41st, MitBM; Jiilligitirg. ]t ode Park. 42d, Gdoiipiiit. fla oo(,ii -uads. ci~d, IS ...

... The states, that for the erection of a monnment dedicated to Prince Albert on the site of the Hyde Park Palace, the subscriptions amount to upwards of L.4000. Respecting the strikes we learn that the seamen of Shields have resolved to suspend work on Monday. No change has taken place in the relations between the mill owners and the operatives at Preston, nor has there been any addition since ...

... Crave md Wloney Watters, NBURGH S Su A K LIST EDIN — SATU ROVY. . NOV. = = S, U953, Tien of Stock. Shure, Paul. deal — — Railways. an se eee ee | Stk. | luv 2 4 May & Nov Do. vw 4 5} Arbroat: & Forfar 2e 29 le Do. Halves 12) 124 iW $4 {De ee io Do Quarters Stk ity 2b si |Mar & Sep. Caleden an Do. & Do. Preference . Stk tev o ie lv vs 0 Lr Do. Clydesiale Inc lo we wee ose ...

... Caledonian EDINBURGH. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3. A SECOND EDITION of the MERCURY is published every Mon- day Afternoon, containing Reports of the London Corn and Cattle Markets of that day, the state of the Funds and all other intelligence received by Telegraph. The Second Edition can be forwarded, in most instances, to any part of the Country by the Mails of that Evening. To have to thank “ A ...

... n1 Lectiu'e by llfi'. Smnithe of Jor'donliill.-On Monday prioc enighit, Mr. Sinith of Jordianhill delivered the second olI' a'of a course of fourteen lectures in connection Nvith the cra Glasgow Young Mlen's Christian Association. Thle deml is lecture was delivered in the City I-all, which wats well c o tilled by at most respectable audience, prsde over trod, abyW. P. Paton, Esq. The subject ...

... Late on Tuesday evening last a serious accident took p place on the river, offt Deptiord Dockyard, by the running down of a boat, containing eight persons, by a the screw steam-ship Alar. Three of tile unfortri- dI nate occupants were killed by thle force of the con- t ;t cussion, and the remainder had a very narrow escape of sharing a similar fate. - Globe. c Te ,ShrinC of Edward th/e ...

... DEESIDE-RAUNWAY COMPANY: THF Second Ordinarf yMeeting of this Comrpany washobld in op Douglas' Hoteli .Market-Street,.:onWednesday-, JohnDuncan, do E.sq!, Chairman of the Directors, presiding.. S gr :The niotice' calling the- meeting. having been read, thii RRpart 17 by-the :Directors, together with an abstract of th-e Acoognts, :of i _asaubmnitted to the meeting. The repor was 'as follows, mr ...

... I R E lND, 4 4 . r I LoRD.IE sTENAT OP .IflEAND.-The expense of the estublishment of the Lord-Lieutenant in Ireland wvas last eet 633- i ilnd'ng £20,000-as'salary to his Etcelleiicy. year '1ldestrit Eshibitionwas to be closed on Motidt the Tln EaelieCi.Y the'Lord Lieiitennnt. It iq understood thai bl excellency will confer ,the honour of knilithood upon h C. p. Roney, the honorary secretary ...

... EAST KILPATICIk AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. do PtsOCPoCttSu;SFORei 'site YEAR 1853. 4 The, yearly meeting 1str awarding the Society's Prizes for the best ti 1 tuIrnips)itI sd ,ther coops, &c., wh- Itoeh require to be, juedged at this seasonl 2 of tue yeor, was held] oit Pridny the 2st s October. The(, jedges- 001 Mjeqssrs. tIZetwiek, Olirinrasit MI~intock, Lochtlitrit ond Weir, Ash- art fletd ...

... ESTABLISHED F~iESBYT~rLY GLASGO-W LSTABLISIIED PRESBYTERY OP GLASGOW. This Presbytery held their triual monthly meeting on Wed- nesday. The Rev. Mr. Brown of Ruthergleit was appointed moderator for the next half-year. Several members referred to the great logs sustained by the lamented death of Mr. Johnston, of tiarylill, and arrange. ments were made for supplying the chnrch in the meantime. ...

... London, on Monday evening. Tue Barna Sntpwreck.—An official inquiry is to be in- stituted into the loss of the Annie Jane, by the wreck of which so many lives have been lost. Government have au- thorised Captain Beechey to examine into all the circumstances connected with that awful catastrophe, and he is te commence his labours at Liverpool on Wednesday.— North British Mail. ...