... Till', ?? N OP THE ROYAL I C'HARTER. A gcnteman , who left Moelfra Bay on Wednesd ay morning scattC iltat on T1u1 lay another ?? o~f a man--was washed up from the wreck. With thle exception of M.Ftrfom aceste, cd tho ives, ll he srsners~~0lef dithe ncn of the late dreadful catdsti Cor dinees Iny theasot rap sowr.a Foesti ery howevr, caro and, to the mostperseverin;l manner to walk nalong th e ...

... We have great eatisinction in seeing it announced that the Board of Trade has e dirccted an official inquiry into the causes of the wreck of the Royal Charter. There never was a case more loudly calling for thorough and searching investigation by a competent authority. As yet we really know no more about the matter than we did on the day when the distressing intelligence of the dis- aster ...

... Prince Napoleon's tiny steami yacht, whichl he pur- chased from Mr. Righy at Holyhead, has arrived at Cherbourn, and is the object of special wonderment. There have been heavy feoods in the south of France, and the damnage, especially at Grenoble, has been very extensive. Troan the coast of AfricaV we learn that the Mein- phis, American slaver, hald, it wvas supposed, escaped the American ...

... I General Pennefather, who has entered upon his duties as the successor of Lieutonant-General Sir H. Smith, intends to fix his residence in Manchester. Yesterday being the anniversary of the Prince of Wales's birthday, the event was commemorated in this town with the usual marks of loyalty. The royal standard was displayed f Iont the Town Hall and the other public buildings, and at intervals ...

... I-TOWN COUNCIL, ?? ?? I;~l The fir-t mneeting, Of the now cosmeil was9 held cesterday, in the council chashberof the TownHall- l is Worship the Mayor, William Preston, Esq., presiding. There was a very large attendance of me b 13s. LECTION OF MAYOR. l i-s Worship the Mayor said the first bnuiie's before the council was the election of a successor to the office which he held. Ur. W. Earle then ...

... LATEST Akb TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Alderman itelsall was yesterday elected Mayor of 1fd Leeds. SW Mr, Ivie Mackie has been re-elected Mayor of Manchester. DU' The Waleeftlel Rteetloeh tlommission will resume tel its sittings on Saturday. of The official inquiry into the loss of the Paramatta of steamer commnenced yestetdyWE A dospatch &miloiinee3 that Prince Alexander, second son of the Queen of the ...

... L LORD MAYOR'S BANQUET, AT TilE ,U(ILDUALL, Last evening, the Lord Mayor of Londau entes: talned hcr Maje3ty's Ministers at a banquet at tilu Guildball. Lord Palnmerton, Lord J. Rusiell, and. Mr. Gladstone were not prmsent, having received invitation.s to a ball at Windsor Castle, given by her Majesty en the occadion of tho Prince of Wade attaining r i n -iority. After the loal an- ...

... I LIVERPOOL AUTUAIN MEETING. I WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9. T'he All-aged Selling Stakes of 5 Bowd. eatb, with 20 eona. aded. Winner to be sold for 120 Boys. In the usual way if entered to he sold for £100 allowed 3 lb.; £80, 6 lb.,; 60, 10 lb.; ,W49, 18 lb.; and 20. 24 lb. T.Y.a. Five subs. 6 ll Mr. Blanton's gr a Donizetti, 3 yra (£20)..,.(Edwards) I 7 8 Mr. Wlntrighing'ms I l£ 40 ) ?? . y. (£ . 2 ...

... -: - ::z7 77 .. ,7, ~ f~~ 1-AL4U!i 1ropt-' tyax ?? - . - lU' - cp. NU IMA . Y I DOtrM>STrO1. tIC AnothlerCabinet Coun1cil was held -Z-siorday, p ' Der Jeedes, M.P. for East l-eut, wvho sees n! somothing formlidable looming in tlhc dirtanc', ni has issuled all addrcss, coucnod ill the inot fi ?? languago, callinlg upon the mon oi 0 Kenlt to swell tho num1-hbers oZ tho propo3sed 0 rile and ...

... TO CORRPO0NhEbIS. u - . mw We ~noteudatak f;0 retirn -uT¶fllctions ot which W~ do not avail cucaOIWvG. y ?? E`-Thov can. T. B.-Thiero is no other court of AN E.DGE-IUILLSUBSCR DER.-M, 0 W. W. -Double mnarriage fe r hrjj churches during Lent. fee' are chargej 'i The suggestionofl Charles Bell asa aiready beels made. through our ?? a l A TORy isin error.Th etem ena shoh snce a candidate, wvs ...