... On Saturday evening last, his Worship the Mayer, R. Esq., took the chair at the Concert Hall, Lord Nelson-street, where Mr. Henry Phillips gave his musical entertainment, entitled The Patriatie Songs of England. His Womhip was by his the Bev. B. Hutch I: on, incumbent of St. Jamea's, ; Messrs. W. Rath bone, N. Calne, Clarke Aspinsll, F. Masgregor, G. Livingston, J. Carey, J, Hastings, Ac., ...

... Th°. Paris paper La Patrie says advices from America state that the French steam frigate La Foudre, which was at Halifax, received on the 18th August orders to prooeed to Vera Cruz. This measure is attributed to the difficulties which hare recently arisen and caused an interruption ef relations between the French representative and the Mexican Confederation. ...

... The following report from the chaplain of the Borough Gaol was read the annual meeting the gaol committee, held yesterday in the Town Hall:- 1 r WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR AND MAGISTRATES IN UUAKTKK Borough Gaol, October 28,1801. Gentlemen, —Few any the 21 yearn have over with lest variety witliiu the range of duties than that which terminated, no* a tingle incident out of tho usual routine having ...

... The Times, in a loader cn the cotton question, says the Manchester people strong in the hope that India only wants a little attention to supply every possible gap in the American supplies. In behalf of the State wo think we may say that all the scruples against interference in mercantile affairs will be waived when the prosperity of the country and the subsistence of millions are at ttake. the ...

... SALT'S POPULI LEX SUPREME. DOMESTIC. The Magyar Saito states that the Earl of Derby has been at Pesth for some days with his family, and has lately paid visit to Arad. Alderman Cubitt, Lord Mayor of London, ex-M.P. for Andover, and the rejected candidate for the seat in the House of Commons vacated by Earl Russell, has been safely re-installed in the first-named office, the Court of Aldermen, ...

... ■ ' 'V ME. JUSTICE cfeOKTTOX. CHESTMt, SATtTJU>AT JNIOHT. A WIFE KILLED BY HER AND. Thomas Burgess, tuilor and draper, rthwlch, was charged with manslaughter under th« t allowing : -It appeared that on «y last, Deoember 3rd, tbe prisoner and kis wife hi 4 soma words over breakfast, when the prisoner 'ddenly jumped and said would art partake of nother mil in the house. He then left the how e, ...

... The new burial ground which has been lately ; added the Rainford parish churoh was consecrated Tuesday by the Bishop of Chester, late Mr. Hartley's Property.—The ■ belonging the late Jesse Hartley, Eiq . was disposed of yesterday by Mr. Griffiths, aad j the books brought very fair prices. The rale wines will take place this day (Friday), Air. ! Griffith?, at his salerooms, and from the high of ...

... LIBERAL OFFER. Now that our leading charities for the i relief of suffering humanity have been i cleared from debt, another effort is to be made with the view of raising the annual income of the Royal Infirmary, so as to meet the yearly expenditure. This effort would probably not have been made so soon after the recent appeal to the public ' but for the fact that one of our liberal- | minded ...

... London, Thubsday Afternoon. decline of per cent, has taken plioe in the English stock market, consols being 90J for money and 90J 90J for the January The new threes and reduced are 90j. The dealings in the railway share market have been a very limited character, but prices have shown slight improvement. The money market continues easy, and the monthly liquidation commercial accounts having ...

... withheld because wo exposed the immoral practices in suchplacos. The Review at Chester.—Captain Cholmondley commanded the twj troops of the Earl of Chester's yeomanry cavalry at the review at Chester, and not Captain Hill as stated. ...

... REMOVAL THE Y MERCURY OFFICE. The Premise. Lord-itreet, which hare been for upward, of 30 years oooupied by Kgertou Smith and Co., having beoome utterly inadequate to the demands of their business, and the increasing simulation of the requiring the erection of IT.w Machinery, the will shortly be Published at the NEW and EXTBNBIVK PREMISES, now in the course of completion, at the CORNER of and ...

... London, Evening. Business of all was dull the con of the present week, and th public feeling was anxious and despondent out about the middle of the week a eon siderable improvement took place, and week ends more favourably than it com menoed. In the coarse the week consul —the barometer which indicates the fluctua tioiis of feeling and opinion amongst thi monetary and commercial ...