... (Proln the London Papem of Mondy. ) LONDON CORN MARKET.--MoNDAY. At Mark Lane to-day there was an exceedingly small show of wheat from the' hors counties;' and but few offers from Lincoln- shire, aud thatneighbourhood. Ths stands were quickly clear,ed, and though prices were nob' generally quoted higher, the turn was decidedly. in favour of the seller. There was a good in- quiry for. Foreign ...

... IF any person who had witnessed the popular agitation that preceded the Reform Bill were to a6rive in this' country, after -a few years' absence and inattention to the newspapers, he would be somewhat astonished to; find a new measure about to make its appearancee.In the midst of an almost universal silence, broken only'.by calm admonition and gentlemaily. recommendation. He would be at a loss ...

... FF EH U , -H - COIM I ;SI O . (FREE.CEHUE' 'G'M SS,,O . ,;; . ;1f.' .- . . .. _; _ 1,'' (i, !' ;-' . o ne Wed. y- Sm e.*' ,..lT~he Commrission appcen~ted 29th inst.,asaB day of 1iimilsiatiqp tbroughout, the Free Crhutrch,, on account of ;,the visitation of !cholera, -with)tbhe reservation ,that( thi's ahould not. apply to thiose plades where such aA , .,-,epo4reirlative sto, ...

... ; . .-MISCELi.ANEO U S CCON VEossItNS JO MAHOMMEDANIsm.--The Bisbop~.- of.the ICape of Good Hope menitions one.truly.asstorinding feet-that some Elnglish emigrants have actually leeu converted to Isahom- medanism by certain Malsa' settlers I WITTY RETORT. GnrlZaeb ad a-vet-y long Polish name. The king, having hseard'of it, onedayiek-edhfimngood humouredly - Pray,- Ziaiemiba, what. is your ...

... WbeDNeeD , so0brn*1 'WEiDN;ESDAY, Noveanber 23,1853,1 ...

... ,L: .I . - PE..D.I.. I W. . ., , ,,, . P , i The .cultivation ofE .thettifie. so locg deemed an gricnultural a impossibility--has-at-length-been-accomplished-, the--discovery 1. was made atMacon; '-where Madame:Nagel, proprietress of a 3chateau in the neighbourhood,- has this autumn succeeded In producing a la'rge number.of trufflsegrtow in her. garden. -:,The..foundation ...

... i HARBOUt cCOMMISSION - g F THE first mheetaing of he Ha~rbour Bor` ucedn tei6 election of reuresentatives wFas held this- dayl thedLo ng Prvoti presiding. YtOLrPi'he The0 minutes of the Elieetioni of Burgesses' ofGuildi and of~ A Traide respectively-the -result of whchwa tated in oUrljast Ij -were read 7' .SALSO~ 02 A-1A~&iL ~ ISTi51 Communications wei~ submitted oiithe shove'subjctvi.-.' d ...

... INCORPORATED TRADES, OLIY ABERDEEN. , em.g. Ark. 1 o 1&9vh: Nvember, 1853, -7-7 fate :Very-Rev.' Prncipal',Jack .&-m kn - WilliamsThom, Conveer.: M( Alexander Stebles,.Junioir, Mastr of Hos'pital. TL Tralw es ., . -~Deacons. -Boxm ter& Ifaim e ..oen.. John Arthur David M'Hardy. Hi Wright 'and Coopers. ..Alexiauder- Clark .,William Laws, of weavero,~ . W llham Thorn. Leslie Nicol. ...

... COUNTY PRISONS BOAD TuB usual quatterly meeting oft tis Boned wap held in theI ,e Conrt-House'or'Wednesday-Mr Thoimson of Rant~horyprS.J 'COMMrNICATIONeS FROMG!NR1oAD :rAfter the reading ofthe minutes, which.iwere' approvged ~of, *rvarious communications, which' had beenil'weceived fro :the d General Board, requiring rbttrns~ and giving instrteetiumm re- Is spectinz the prison regulations, ...

... - SOUTHAMPTON STATION. D,,tinat ,ons. Mails des- Lest Packet Ne t. Destinations.: patched from Sailed. N I, > : ' st '. London.. S Lisbon Spain, and Gib- Ahl 17h Noa 7. xaltar .. .. ofevery N v 7 xaltar . . ~~m o nth. Gibialt., Malta, Greee, . ' Ionian. Is: Egypt, I. 2tth of every Ceylon, India, &o.,.. ! month. f ov. 4- 1 la; 4th of every Australa. alter, month.i o. 4. Brit. ...

... B I BARE MAM.- TIM members of: The Braemar Highland Society,' in appre.- ciation of the services of-their President, Mr John Lamont, wood-forester to James Farqaiharson, Esq.-of Invercauld, re- solved to entertain that gentleman to a Public Dinner, and at the siime timecoabif'feifpon himn some substantial-mark of res- pect, for the upright milnner he has for mlany-years discharged EN the ...

... FOREIG 7777777=1 E.. The then 1hli~ , xl, n hers to' terxmsl~- 0 imprsnmn varyingfroilW go to ea 6 a ng '( cirm ~ At a mee f fh b~o itt dts&n-esdK3y,Z~ ws ~1t e- a-; The. Emperor and Em~press left the PaldLcb~oi~~di rid bevnof cl ngetsbehlisest Whstdd[NR Atthe go et lbvithleu'lf Pas ai~ol~s ot isck ~ Prosia, Danrark.'zi -iM 4sd eslIItnsi Olt Vely Fahcb6'the 'lfak~ss Armbqssador,-8 Is liail ...