... I Her Me~jesty's stay at Balinoral will, it is said, be pro. longed to the 17th inst. Exs YoRtK REGITfMENT OF MILITIA.-Captair, Richiard William Cradock, late 17th Regiment of Foot, to be adjutant, vice Baiiies, resigned. Joseph Bolland, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Richardson, promoted. The Lord Bishop of Melbourne, now on a visit in this neighbourhood, has kindly consented to preach in St. ...

... ?? ?? . ?? . - ?? ?? ?? _ . ?? ?? ?? . AUSTRIA. ~VrNXA, OCT. 5.-It appears now certain that Lord Westmiorelaad wyill not return ns English amibassador. Hjis successor will be Lord Elliot, Who ulready has taken charge of the affairs of the embassy. The Austrian correspondence annsounces that the Western powers have sanctioned the export Of grain by mreanis of Austrian and all neutral vessels ...

... EY The member for Manchester is evidently quite h he |ipe for taking his part in the coalition which is HUPP ndto comprise, in one compact phalanx, all the ontl malcontents, trimmers,penccmougodrsand Russian Di sympath lsers of our various parliamentary factions. day, li'rom the singularly acrid harangu e of wh iehthe i man of peace delivered himself the other day at nets of Rochdale, it is ...

... LATE, ST NEWS. Jol GREAT BATTLE AT KiARS. d her DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS. hat. 2500 KILLED. h rty, [eY Tarl EL ROTRItC AND R101rr'ATIONATO, TELEGRAP.tpIl a in' FoaREIN Ort'sou, OoT. 13, ] 1 30 t'.ei.-A tcle-a cid1, 5le gr~tphic dospatch has been rece-ived at the Foreign by Office from Viscount Stratford de Redcliffe, dated ruet Thcrapia, Oct. 12, stating that the Russians r tech attacked Kars ...

... - tflA l AV-T1 rlAJJ D.14tjUDni. t TO THE EDITORS OF ThiE LvEnlPOOL, mEct;RY. 5- Gentlemen,-Although I am aware you have a strong disin- clinatilon to continue what may now be considered a plers.nat controversy, I trust you wilt afitrd ae space to rtply to a freolt and more serioua ?? which appears in the Daily P'oOC of thts mokning. r, How anything emanating from a gentleman of feeble in- ...

... MEWS OF THE WEEK. DOMESTIC. rdai After a residence of nearly five weeks at her Soc _ Highland home, the Queen left Balmoral at 8 30 p on Tuesday morning, and arrived at Edinburgh ch at 6 15 in the evening. So punctual to the time Alt _ table was the royal train that the mean variation lati was only one minute in 176 miles. From the ceh St. Margaret's station, Edinburgh, the royal party colt ...

... I DISPLAiYED LAST WEEK IN LVERPOOL. I The revelries of last week are over, and all that is left f of them, apparently, isthe grievance of which the reporter t for the Liverpool newspapers makes complaint. There are, however, several inquiries which have still to be answered- i1st For what end were those demonstrations made? 2nd, Why was the Duke of Cambridge brought to par. take of them? s ...

... LAIST NEWS. EL~TUL MWlE~~IAIONAL TELEGRAPH.) In A meeting of Cabnet Ministers wes held at lit DO the War D)epartment on Tuesday. Present th - -Lords Pamnure, Palniorst~o, and Granville, de DO Sir Charles Wood and Sir G. Grey. The meeting pr ge sat two hours and a half. Lord lardinge was. or n also present. A Vabinet Council was held at the Pe ?? Office On Tuesday afternoon. Theocoudncil T ...

... - ?? ?? -- - ?? - ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ,iht The noes from the Davis Straits whale aships is un-el all favourable. All the veselsa which had gone thither avero £ ng clean on the 19th of September, except the Abram, of ia ,u- Kirkaldy, which had two fish, pa to Captain JTolliffe, son of Sir IV. Hylton Jolliffil, of IN1 tar Merathlamr, has accepted an invitation fromt the Con- th. eorvative party ...

... ME TI O PA TAdITIA.s AuzGD PROPaRon MxnsDicAL TuBATU3lrT.Z-AR inquest was held at the George, Brook.street, Holborn, on the body et Elizabeth Linea; who was alleged to have died from improper treatment at the hads of Mr Julian, assistant to Mr. Whitfield, one of the parochs medical officers. he jury returned the foliowing ver- ?? EUliz~btb Lyses died on the 11th of October from the mortal ...

... - , iai D. PZx Ph UWt6eL e Oet f of ?? memiors brought -up Colonel H. A. HlerbeK-Jii 'senior repro. sentative and one of thne larrest proprietors in the dis. trict The speech of-the hen. ge'tlemau was ah511aost wbolly devoted fb onilaubjec. i~4d hat certiinlyinot the least imi'ortant iu te sl ?? wages of labour. We el1 heard this day, said Colo- r.es-elbertr-thnat there is not an able ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. ?? I AN EARL AT HARVESr-HOAME. The Earlof Albemarle, whose practical speeches last session in tbe House of Lords are not to be forgotten, has delivered a timely oration at a Norfolk harvest home. The Earl and his daugh. ters graced and elevated the ceremony; redeem- ing it from the old scandal of riot and dranken- ness. Assuredly, the bounty of heaven in its ...