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fDUDt@ llfI CQttOfo VI LtiC *ZOiHiiiti Ctdt au- yertiseT have received their flies of Eng fish papers; London of the 10th, and Liverpool ofthe l7th, the day on which the Il. sailed.

 The Musistry.-There were reports of an intended change of Ministry, in consequence, as 1t was stated, Of diffl- fcultles having been encountered by the Administration, respecting the great Reform Question, which they cannot overcome. The morning Herald of Nov. 10th, discusses the subject at some length; but far from lending 1t the least eountenance.

 7he Cholera.-The alarm upon this subject was subsiding. The Medical Board at Sunderland was dissolved, and ti,conly Board dsilting was that of Health. This body has made its report, showing that the disease, be it what it may, Asi- atic or European, Continental, ,or home bred. so far from exhibiting that fright sful mortality which has haunted the imagination-and, thank God! only the iinagination--of the public for some time past, is evidently not more fatal than the ordinary Cholera of this coun- try, and therefore not of a nature to ex- cite alarm. The report announces two deaths and eight recoveries; and it al- so appears, that the general amount of cases has diminished, instead of in- x,rnnaal f.>t.,l xc ,.xIx which by the former report was 24, be- ing now but Is.

 A letter dated Newcastle upon Tyne, , Nov. l2th, says, ssI fear the Cholera has reached Newcastle. We have q case to-day differing in no respect from the worst Sunderland cases

 The following particulars Gas an il- lustraiion of the natureof the disease are given of the sickness and death of d man named Rottenburgh, shoemaker by trade, aged B:

 sile had dined and snpped on pork, @Dui aoi to excess, neither had inc taken any fermented liquor; at midnight he was attacked with vomiting and purg ing, the fluid ejected resembling water gruel, with cramp in almost every part ofthe body, more especially in the tin- gers and toes. The skin was cold and livid, the pulse almost inperceptible, the voice a whisper. The eyaeuations were very abundant. The medicines administered were laudanum, ether. and hranas Al At 9 o'clock 6 clock tIla tta i,eAtt morning, Oct. 3I, the espasms (cramp)i had quite ceased, the skin continued cold, and was covered with a clamms sweat. The patient complained only of pain in the region of the heart. At l2 o'clock, on.being raised up, he i'm Inediateiy expired.'

 singular circunsstancc.- Byverylate letters from Berlin, its stated that7 ,00O persons have died there of the Cholera since it's commencement, and that there has not been one Jew amongst them, owing to their abstemious way of living.

 In Prussia and Russia the Cholera Shas spared all persons employed in the mann lactnre Q! tobacco CT snuff, fl, the tan yards, and medical laboratories The smoke of tobacco seems to nett tralize most animal miasmata. and it IS generally considered as a Ireserya- tive against the cholera. Accordingly, the Prussian, Austrian, and Russian Magistrates have given permission to smoke in the streets.

 From careful view of all the publi- cations in the London papers, respect this disease and there are several close columns-we are inclined to the opin- ion that the causes of the alarm have been greatly exaggerated, and that tine inquietude was rapidly subsiding. The French Government, however, had es- tablshed quarantine regulations in the ports opposite the English coast--a regulation. as the London naners say. that was entirely uncalled for.

 TAe Bristol Riiot.-The amount of property destroyed during the riots at Bristol, is said to have been greatly overstatcd-the loss, for instance, of Messrs. Bickley N Co. which has been stated as being immense, will not ex- ceed f4000.

 The Bishop of Exeter was burnt in efigy on the 9th of November, in the Gathredral yard, near the palace.- Troops were stationed in the residence ofthe Prelate during the night, in con sequence of which no damage was done to the spacious building.

 Consmittais as the .Neso Goal. There are at present f3l confined in this pris-