Sept. 13.—The Prussian Crown Prince arrived here on the 11th, and the King of Prussia on the evening of the same day. The Emperor and Empress went to meet him, and the august sovereigns arrived iu the square before the palace. They were received with loud huzzas by the King of P

O'CONNELL ' S PILGRIMAGE. We have gone carefully over the names of the orators at the O'Connell soiree and dinner h Glasgow; and have to congratulate ourselves upon the utter worthlessness of the joints of this political rattlenake's Glasgow tail. Of the few, we select seven, dug

Rcpt. 19.—We have had a large blage of the trade yesterday and to-slay, at the sale of the Colonial and other wools; it has gone off with briskness at improved priacs on our last sale, the quality of the wool considered; the large attendant.%) has caused some briskness in the Sc

A NNIVERSARIES will be held at IPSWICH, on ATHURSDAY, October 8th. WOODBRIDGE, WEDNESDAY, October 7th. STOWMARKET, FRIDAY, October 9th. At Six o'clock in the Evening, . T S14EWELL, Honorary Secretaries. C.&ARLESW'VORTH, J. sPRICG. -DURY NE$W IBOOM'.5 rIJHE Nobility and Gentry are

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roc metropolitan. Swearing in the New Sheriffs.— On Monday, Aiderman Lainson and Mr. Salomans were sworn in Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, at the Guildhall, and Mr. Hardwicke and Mr. Charles Peirson were sworn in Cader-Shenffs. The was »erv fully attended, and Mr. Salomons was