... LORD CADIGSAN AND HIS OFFICERs.-We are authorised to state, with reference to certain animadversions upon Lord Cardigan, originating in the John Bull newspaper of the I 1th inst. and copied into some of the other pubiic papers, that no officer under his ...

... the wife of Mr John Spence, of the White Hart, Grove- street, Deptford, of a son. MARRIAGES. Oa the 3d inst., Mr James Dobbs, of the Gun, John-street, Smithfield, to Miss Rebecca Bacon. daughter of Mrs Bacon, late of the Warwick Arms, Warwick-lane. MlOth ...

... WEAPON-The greater part of the Prussian in- TI fantry are armed with a heavy long-barrelled musket, whielt do is loaded at the breech, and which they call Zhnditadel- ad Gewehr. With this arm half-a-dozen shots may be fired in the same time as one with ...

... from Rotterdam; the Hope, Isbell, from Antwerp; the Cornucopia, 3arvis, from Buenos Ayree; the Coimo, Oaterbridge, from St. John's, New Brunswick; the Majestic, Alexander, from Smyrna; the Josepha, Screech, from Quebec; tho Skield, Peterson, from Copenhagen ...

... of the 42ad regi- ed. The convicts on board the Medwayg are all Irish- men, many of them the dupes of John Mitchell. The movement was headed by John Cronian, brother to the mans whose flogging was to take place, but he had been informed by the inspector ...

... JOUN ]KIOLING. DUNCAN DI'LAREsNN York, tsct. 20. - GEORGE LEEMAN, Secretary. A- EAGLE IN LiZCOLNSaIanE.---0n Friday last, John Borrall, gamehteeper to 1-1. Noville, Esq., Walcot Hall, when in one of the preserves (Bushly Wood), was surprised at the unusual ...

... --.. Mackenzie, Dundee,' flaxspinrer.--A. S. Anderson, Glasgow, baker. (Fro ?? Gazette of Tvesday, November 13.) BANsRUPTS.-John Ormsby Culyer, Edminnti)n, gas. ?? Jolies, Knig htbridge-terrace, Knight- bridge,wine merchant.-iolsn Cowlishiw, Derby, vic- ...

... Yarmiouth, Jane f'romi Liverpool, Louisa from Lonidon, Sarah from Cardigan, Gipsy from Milford, Active front Sal- comibe, George and Francis from Nc1s ca.tle, Sophia from Cardigan, John and Mlary from Swanisea, Express from Hlayle, Lord Bereoford fromi ...

... harbour this rle j I 11und. ed on the Woolateners, but gis expected oV ne.t tide, after lightening. + VESSELS SPOKEN WITH-The Johns, of Sunderland, from Odessa for Liverpool, Feb 19, in latitude 38 24 W, longitude 11 52 W, by the Conqueror, at Falmoutht. ...

... ollambera, TemPle, ' Iutiohard ment's-iaue, Lombard-6tree. bb1P° 'er' oiller._ Gadsden, loughton Mill, Northam-1t Josep'he Oarles John Hall, l8riJhtoll, victuie Urt CorlxiilI, elm- Byrne, Pall-mabl East asi dswo, Kent, farmer grabian agenit.-l sano Jesfinp. ...

... displayed.-Gua!%nani. SIR JOHN ROSS'S ARCTIC EXPEDITION. The annexed letter has been received by the secretary of the Hvedsons Bay Company from Sir John. Ross, giving an account C' the progress of his expedition in search of Sir John Frank- hin. It will ho ...

... Right Hon. Lord a Stanley had accented an invitation to lay the corner-stone which was to be succeeded by a dinner at the Derby Arms, and a public soiree in the evening in one of the large mills of the town, His Lordship delivered an eloquent address on the ...