L. ATEST FOREIGN DESPATCHES., (From our oein Correspaodest&) LONDON, Wednesday Evening. The items of foreign news conveyed to us to-day from several points in advance of the Lbindbn journals, arevaried and interesting. PARIs, December 8.-Nothing is said at present abbut the openi

- al'amillmial Hill lbuttarg. LONDON STOOK EXCHANGE, Wednesday evening. So far as the discussion on the Bank Indemnuity Bill has elicited the disposition of the House of Commons on the working of the Bank Act, it seems to be this-that while a strong desire exists not to impair th

ludgil - Mst .dl it Ity. At the beginning of the present year the public debt of Sardinia amounted to 680,983,OOOf., including the British loan. From this sum 200 millions should be deducted, which are now a source of profit to the state, having been expended in railways and othe

C. ?Airllliqbplll- %'I'allf"ruptcy dolld. YESTERDAY. BEFORE MRS. REGISTRAR WATERFIELD. Is re JollAstoin Stoirbrlidse ?? was alastexami- nation meeting, attended by Mr. Reece for the bankrupt, and by Mr. Mright for the credibori. The balance sheet showed a deficiency of £600. In t

?? safest Edo. Q9 gr ELSOTaLC AND INTERNATIONA1 CoMPANis TELLGRAP1M. Offices. Temple Buildings. New Street. INDIA. SEVERE LOSS OF THE BRITISH. HAVELOCK SURROUNDED BY 70,000 REBELS. ENGLISHMEN BURNT ALIVE AT DELHI. TELEGRAPHIC MESSAGE RECEIVED AT THE EAST INDIA HOUSE. CALCUTTA, Oc

-DARTNER WANTED, in aiiestabl~ishedlManu-. .. facturing Concern, where thsere-is a Patent for an Aricle in great demand. A persevering youtig Man, with a capital DI £loo., would find the present a rare ?? of entering baiiness.- 'Addrteeeby letter, with full particularse B. 31, Da

We have been furnished by Mr. Langford with the fol- lowing popular analysis of the memorandum and articles of association of. the proposed Aston Hall and Park Comn- pany. The memorandum states the purpose for which the company is formed, viz., the purchase of Aston Hall and Par

On Taesday night last an interesting lecture on the subject of the present melancholy disturbances and cruel- ties in our East Indian possessions, was delivered at the Music Hall, Broad Street, by Major WILTON, of the Madras army. J. RAr.rcLiPF, Esq., (Mayor,) presided. There wa

9,00a 6ayttf. TUESDAY. BANKIRUPTS. THOMAS BULL, St. Mary Axe, vinegar merchant, to ?? Dec. 19, at 12, and Jan. 22, at l1f-, at Basinghall Street. Sots., Messrs. Gole, Lime Street; off. assig., Whitmnore, Basinghall Street. WILLIAM BEOMLEY FILLEn, Lime Street, merchant, Dec. 21, J

The annual meeting of the proprietors of the Old Library was held on Wednesday last. The Rev. S. Bache was called to the chair, and there was a large attendance, including the Revds. Dr. Miller, S. Gedge, J. B. Marsden, and W. Cockin; Dr. Russell, Messrs. C. M. Ingleby, S. Timmi