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at Today, at
.twelve o'clock, there was a Council of Mini-
mdLat which the KING presided, and which lasted an hour
de ,v7lf. After the Council the KINO gave audience to M.
ttiv, LLELE, President of the Council of Ministers; and af-
-akls to Lieutenant-General LAURISToN, Minister of the
liaised
The KING did not go out. There was a Cabinet of
Yesterday evening at the Minister of [the Interior's."
Five FRENCH FUNUIi.—OCT• 30.
per Cents.
Closed at 93 f. 20 c.
Bank Stock 1658 f. c.
eapolitan Five pet Cents BO t.
'Achange on London—One Month 25 f. 40 c
Three Months 25 f. 25 c.
tiv OCT. 31.
e per Cents'
93 f. 15 c.
•eleapolitan Bonds B2 f.

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the. Cor.LEGE.—There is no truth in
at I:1-'41101M, which have been recently circulated
io etersfield respecting this important case, stat-
tog that it is the VICE CHANCELLOR'S intention
(3R refer it to the Commissioners, under Mr.
liirhu."AA's Act. We understand that the cause is
n' Iln the V ice.CHANCELLOR'S paper, and will
tusa'.l Probabilty be heard in the course of the
the 4g Term, when we have no doubt but that
origin al design of the benevolent Founder
be strictly carried into effect.
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'TR OP THE EARL OF MOUNTCASHEL.
at last night, at Moor Park, near Kilworth,'STEPIIEN,
of wa
'"IIIITCASHEL, -It has seldom fallen to our lot to
t. 1144 -ce an event more likely to produce universal regret,
tne death of this .truly amiable Noblemen. Never did
maa
'is
3,-WeZhiX)rstslaeyss a
greater combination of those qualifi-
'us v_ be considered best calculated -to render
.4,111 `'Nence valuable to the community. Never were the
4 eltic duties performed with a kinder heart ; nor those of
I,4.,,lcnature observed with more distinguished philantro.
url, hIS hile other men more known in the world, acquired
cut the introduction of theories for improving the state of
a'retched country, which never have been, and probably
tnereittr be acted uypim, his Lordship's discriminating judg-
-41 sotcovered the -real defect, and he did not hesitate, by
tinallotPl? capital, and his own exertions, to attempt the infu-
nut th Industrious habits, and of general improvement through-
qlestizte country where his residence Was justly esteemed a
Proig. Levi Mountcashel felt that he did not become the
lible tto4r of a large estate, without rendering himself respon-
4bove that same Providence, who placed him
.so. much
At tls fellow rnen,-for the performance of certain implie
._tittal,"",ards those creatures—who, while he felt them to be his
`reate,' the eyes of GOD, are talked of, and written of, and -
nr, le‘s by others only as the source of rent, and occasionally more
hap valuable than brutes, as the profits on• tillage or grazing
rttrifg-thl° predominate. To every object which could tend to- -
4ciuTe;e-imProvement of our Agriculture, or our infant Mariu-
utkitt, his Lordship was practically attentive. In short, his
'Lippe, and his character were well known -to the writer, who •
%L 3 not to be one of those numerous-persons beholden
th•l'lntlificence and yet who most sincerely believes, that
torvilf eat county he has not left-many of his like behind.—
tg Was in. his 53d year ,• he succeed to his father, the
lisceacl of MOuntcashel in 1790, and is now succeeded by
ydt,..,. at lililworth his first son.—He leaves four other sons,
~ .1 •
daughters His illness was short, and his death rather
`at ;an express reached this city yesterday for medical aid,
tfltla Callanan, did -not arrive at Manor Park, till after the
Oct; 2811. fly event had occurred.--( Cork Mercantile Chronicle,

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OWRING.—It may have been remarked
the textracts which we have published from
lent Lglish Journals, that among the ckuestions
kl ~
owit—at Paris to Boulogne, and to, which r.
U was required to reply, was this :
Pro net Colonel FAEVIER applied to you to
Bpirca7e Means to facilitate the escape of the con-
tome {s recently executed, and did you not
that Prance with this design ?" It is strange
Each it should have been thought proper to put
14004 question to Mr. BOWRING, after having
tnittpan'ed the existence of a Directing Com-
te/I :i$ and a central chest destined to pay all
how can it be supposed that those
that meant to undertake such an enterprize as
I)tiv:n, "tinned in the question, would apply to a
Irlon-`e individual, and he a foreigner, to procure
lag peY, in place of having recourse to the DireCt-
aekr,-"nittee, which, as this is agreed to and
its n-c!;qedged, has the resources of PACTOLE at,
"ruers and showers about gold in handfuls .
(CO •
urier Frangais.)
tltthlti"lTON, OCT. 31.—The Duke of CAM-
1144'LE took leave of his MAJESTY, and, accom-
ta L.,' by his suite, Colonels REYNETT and
44,i; and Major JONES, left the Pavilion for
V°ll as early as nine o'clock this morning.
Nic e4o not expect his Royal Highness the
e of CAMBRIDGE before the middle of next
lolln-ft The Duchess has lately removed from
ober-surillient, to the Palace in the City.—(Han-
id, October 18.)
btsenett?l's were yesterday received frem Pernam-
Itioluated 16th September, metioning that the
from aneiro expedition, which had arrived there
tisit'ff Bahia, after landing at. Alagoas 5,000
th, ,:ts and 260 officers and men, had sailed on
s3o66ith from Pernambuco to the South, landing
sent ,1101skets. The people of Pernambuco had
.
trio gOO men by land to Bahia, in aid of the pa,.
de'c cause. On the 16th, the inhabitants
posed their Junta, and elected a new one.
to s ISCOUIH GRANVILLE, report says, is appointed
Arnbuteeed the Marquis of LONDONDERRY as
s•assa. dor to the Court of Vienna.
Ne; P,AGEL, Ambassador from the King of the
the i\riands to the Court of Lisbon, arrived at
ew London Inn, Exeter, on Sunday even-
ist'linere he slept, and on the following morn-
barOceeded on his way to Falmouth, •to em-
‘ 4 .0r Lisbon.
Itith • I,Z, EA, the South American Ambassador,
tletipZis Secretary, Mr. WILLIAMS, are at
h:ll's New London Inn, in this city. M. Z.
noisiint., intends staying a-while in our neigh-
/cP p.°°(ls for the benefit of his health.—( Exc.
Ysing Post.
aka ri:aturday last the Earl of LIVERPOOL held
stermi-o'ir Sessions for Dover, when it was de.:
%laird that the tonnage duties on shipping,
tie °I be lowered, ageeably to the recommenda-
th The E e 'Committee on Foreign Trade.
Conarl of LIVERPOOL, on Wednesday,-held
'3)4/T-'` °f Load Manage at Dover when LUKE
f
Pil
'l° t I was elected Master of the Fellowship
-f" Dover ; and GEORGE WILKINSON
'4ts for D
1 74AS GRAVENER were elected branch
over, and TuoAus PRITCHARD for