... APP 01N T MEN TS. *8Liesstenoits-R. D. I't~apletar., to commanid the .Vyden-. r he ham; 1i.. A. Stewart, to the L'ggnel; WV. ( L Deane, *- to the Heratie.c Surgeon1-ar. Alexander Cro~ss, to the Imaurn. r e Secondlllaslers-Geerge Poilgaze, to the Amues'ira I John Sinions, and Jatmes S. Hill (acth~g), to the d Caeonia; G. S. 7Hall, to the Sydenhameo. - e Cle'k'-inl.C/k0rsngc-J. T. Ratter, to the ...

... - . MR; (WCONNELL'S DEPARTURE FOR LONDON. A rery interesting scene occurred on the de- parturcot M~r. O'Connell for London yesterday evening. ; About eightl o'ciock great rnumbers of people assemble I opposite the railway station, in Westland row. Shortly i beti~re-hbaltpast eight Air. O'Connell arrived at the sta- g Lion, and was reeeived with the must enthusiastic cheering. ,W11hen the ...

... (Fro Fnnr'gtlh.)a A short time ago Pulncih had occasion to hor- e rify hlis readers by publishing the report ot' his Select a Comnmittee on Education, which revealed the amounita ot' ignoratteeof domestic matters prevailing amonga youug men generally. His Comimissioners hare justc sent up to bin, their second report,whichl relates to the t knowledge of business and lhe ?? of life possessed by ...

... - It is very difficult to ascertain what is precisely the feeling of the French towards us. A politician who is the friend of England they affect to abhor, yet a poli- tician who isnour enemy they will not have for Mlinister. This is very perplexing to the Frernch as well as to us. The late debate on their address was a pleading of different candidates for place. These candidates catme into ...

... ftollaVoll. A ?? V' 1) 0'{1 I - z SUATURDAY, 'EBKUAjt 4, 1843. The Courrier FraatS Statesth8at a zi ral ex- pedition is about to be di'apatebed to the Alarqueyas Islands, to protect the Eren 41 ro already eqtoblithed there, an insurrection among .'inbabitamts being apprehended. HoRi flatly does ti04i arnoneg contra. dict the official account of the taiing nossession of these islands, in the ...

... FRI OANV, JULY 5, 18-.1. - -C-- The Mtorniety 11u) ald of Weodieisdalv publisitervdL thle ?? Tatim i AlD1INTIiN oiV E,7ii.kNTI jtE.FtJcri) ivirlwhi I' Alt is, Tnciicador Tit' p~m. richt I Ani cetraordiii-tvi Couilter, iv ho cit, crpirgiauol d inane the 20th of Juijc, bring' the fuilawibg; inportanti iittcl- IdOl higence - I~li's ? The Emperor o~f orocco ihia vep cied tlie uiltinila there ...

... RESIGNATION OP THE DUIK OF BUCKIN[IHAM. (From I ?? ?? l'ost.) 'lho movst Vuluable and importallt dlasee of tile British people will .participate in tbc tegret with which we perform the pslofil'0 duty of ennou1neing that the Duke of Buckihghsinl hls virtually ecased being a mteniber of' her 31iijesty's goverrtlent. It was only yesterday that tlis tenrsination took place of' a diRcus- lion which ...

... ?? W EU LAf*?1) iYI?IL. I.NliA, Al'GI-IANISTAN, AND CHINA. I'hc Indliai mail to the list o1 flecoenier has f arrived, anid we have letters and papers to that date.- The iniclligenecc which they cormounicate, although not oti air eaciting nature, is still highly interesting in particular, as tending to tievelopc the ?? about to be adoptced, not only in relation to the Atfghans of Cabool, bitt ...

... . POSTSC U PT.' FROM 'FRIDAY'S.LWDON GAZETTE. .DOWNsIxN-STtILaLLT, JAN. M:Ij The Queen has beer pleased to. appoiit Heiary F: Seagram, Esq. Commander in the Royal Navy, to be Lieut. Goveroor of licer Majesty's 6ettleihents on the (}atnbia. NVILITMtALL,JAN. 11. The Queen bas bcen pleased to grant the oflicts of Coroner and Attorney in her Majesty's C-otirt of tuecn's Bench to Charlei Francis ...

... PdST@SClI:P A.L FROM FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. Railwvay Depavnwtntf, Board of Trade, WD/hitehall, Jan. 17,1845. Notice is hereby given that the Board constituted by the inliutte ot' the Lora oat the Comnmittce ot' Privv Council tb 'Trade, of the 24th of August, 1844, for the transaction of railway busiues-:, having had duner coin sideration the following schemes tor eeteiidig- rvailivay ...

... an ro the EDInrTOR of the HA- IPE TELEGRAPR, )od f (Advc-6seenent.) *ant . I de CoaIt ?? ble that the people of Portsmouth shrculatd Juidrsaud, thr'ough 11 udirt of Your widely as ated foby] t ehtu of ,the recent decisand 'ti Of dire Board of Trade, inl favor ur tile Branch froud tbe en iesertportanc o t and heir mtreetion oarte rinall teh Contht panul btpeno' houm ?? wthinuhe liorshai. and ...

... ?trt AUdJSThS ?? ThE IJIJKEflOM - (DF+romtw _WheAatdtsaar). l ClaimsB which are buased onl the principles of justice, sba ,~ arid sanctioned by the aiuthority otf religiou, have u-tin- r thing so much to dread as inattentioni oreorteeslmetit; hax . beCaUse, ?? inl proportionl as they are investigated op and vundeistoad, tttay wvilt .;ecure pudtlie respect lild see it cmuiii euce. Believing ...