FUNERAL OF hAPOLEON AT PARIS. The arrival from St. Helena of Napoleon's remains at Cherbourg, opposite Portsmouth, and their passage thence to Havre,v we have already given. From Havre they have, since our last, arrived in Paris, having been conveyed thither vid the River Seine,

Our readers will learn with as much satisfaction as ourselves, that her Majesty's progress towards recovery has been so rapid and uninterrupted, that she is already enabled to leave her room, and that it is not thought necessary by her physicians to issue any more bulletins. The

MYSTERIOUS VISITOR TO THE QUEEN'S DRESS- INC ROOM. On Wednesday morning, about two o'clock, a 'outh named William Jones, succeeded in entering Buckingham Palace, and gained admission into a room not more than fifty yards from the Queen's sleeping apartment. This same youth, it wi

THE: THE-ATRES. DtauiY-LANE CONCEUTS D'HIvER. -The different selec- tions of music are nightly received with unapimous applause. We perceive by the bills that this is tile last week but two of ht. Musard's engagement. Amongtthe nobility we havelately observed the ?? aend Countess

We hear that the Princes&s Royal will not be christened till after the meeting of parliament. It is expected that the cere. mony will then be celebrated on a scale of great splendour and magnificence. The Earl of Fife, who has been severely indisposed at his seat in Banffshire,

THEAbTRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.- T 'Under the management of Madame VugTcI.-OOn Monday mSakspere'. MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM: with (30th time) a Comic Scene between Mr. Charles Mathews and Mr. Keeley, entitled TWO IN THE MORNING; and Cobb's Farce of THE FIRST FLOOR-Tuesday, the Criti

T3E E A. [LXTEST EDITION.] SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1840. St. Jean D'Acre seems destined by fate to redound to the glory of British arms, alike in the 18th as in the 19th century-our indomitable Navy conducing to its preservation in the former, as it has to its surrender, in the latte

- SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LxoN-SQUARr, DEC. 4. ' WAKEFIELD V. SOTHERS. The-court was densely crowded this morning in consequence of its being the day appointed to assess the damages under a writ of inquiry in -an action of crim. con. arising out of rather extraordinary circumstance

. THE MAGAZINES. BENTLEY'S 'MISCnLALNY.-Tlhis publication commences, as usual, with the coutinuation of " GUy Fawkes," of which we I say nothing till Mr. Bentley collects all the parts together, and presents them to our critical eve as a whole. The paper which immediately succeed

EX PARTE BAINES, A PRISONER. M1r. M. D. Hill applied to the Court of Chancery for a habeas corpus to bring up W. Baines, now confined in the gaol of Leices. ter, under a %vrit de contumace capiendo, for non-pasment of2 5s. for church-rates, and the costs of a suit instituted to