... ABSTRACT OF THE LOG OF THE STEAM1flOAT 'BiRITISH QUREEN.' A Ige- Dec.., IRe~AsIes. ~inu ~2. 6tarted from thle dlock at 2d.34 P.M. Arrived off Sandy Hook , ildn and discharged Pilot at 5 p,1m. fresh breeze front NX.. are', 3.. Vii4 nt gales, with tremlendouis sea, ship laboearinsg deep. e ige- Passed at brigantine, hove to on larboard tack, under r~efed hat fore ?? russ, 135 miles. the 4. ...

... LOYAL REGISTRY ASSOCIATION-MEETING AT I a THE CORN-EXCHANGE. | A numerous meeting of the above body was held yesterday a at the Corn-Exchange Rooms. Mr. O'Connell arrived at c kralf-past three, andimmediately moved Gou nellor DOUGH- . ERTi to the chair. - Counsellor Rooney was appointedsecretary, and reedthe ' minutes of the last day's proceedings. c On the motion of Mr. Riekard O'Connell, ...

... NEWCASTLE, JANUARY II ,NEWFCASTLE,;-..,ANMARY sat I The Nacional (Lisboti paper) states that ac- ?? base ween receied, via Bibh, of the capture Of 4four Portuguese Sassvls, all with Illicit cargoes, by the British cruisers on the coart of Afriea. From a siew letter, published in the Eco Je Arragon, it would apoear that General Espartero had completely identified himself with his chief of the ...

... | DECK LOADING: E IMPORTANT TO SHIPOWNERS. [We call the serious attention of our readers to the following important case relative to the culpable prac- tice of deck loading. We take the report from the rt Morning Advertiser. Alderman Copeland-unques- e, tionably one of the most efficient City magistrates- ed deserves the thanks of every citizen, and the warmest gratitude of every honest man in ...

... Me lestabifbrl eburcb-. -w I rI PREFERMENTS, &a. The Rev. T. B. Coney, A.B. to the Vicarage .of Pucklechurch, Gloucestershire, vacant by the deslth of the Rev. H. Gould. Patrons, the Dean and Chap- ter of Wells. The Rev. J. RBwes5 of Chew Magna1 appointed by a Minor Canon of Briiol Cathedral, in the room of the Rev. R. W. Lsibert, preferred to the Living of Fifehead and Swell; Soierset. The ...

... I *TEuT Ministers should terminate their official career by deserting in a body the agricultural interest, and thereby swramping for a cuckoo blast at the hustings national independence and prosperity, is little calculated to excite surprise at a period when the squeezable nature of the Cabinet has been repeatedly exhibited, and while a general election demands agitation to cloak the deeds of ...

... Agricultural c Qbarben Operations. I REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. c r From Bell's Weekly Messenger of Dec. 30.) E The miserable condition of the new wwheat at Monday's market caused a dull trade for three-fourths E of the supply, such being more or less affected by the state of the weather, and our millers took it very e slowly, whilst the few dry samples were taken off r, ...

... The following recreation is'amongst the best we have IS 'ever met with -t Thirty-six cards being placed on the table, how, with- r -out asking any question, to tell whic of then hits been touched by any of the company, while you were out of _ the room. This trick is performed by the aid of a con- federate, who remains in the room while you are absent: but it is. nevertheless, excellent in its ...

... LONDON, WEDNESD:AY, JANUARY 1. Tueslay's (3ozette annoteces that'the Queen has issued a conge d'elire for the election of a new Bishop of Lichfield, ard has recommended Dr. James Bow- stead, now Bishop of Sodor acid Maln,to the Daan and Chapter, for election. A Supplement to the London Gazette of Friday contains the warrant. signed by three of the Lords of the TreasurY, for carrying Into ...

... | u - - - I _ I. . HAVING already expressed our opinion on the mo- mentous topic that agitates the Northern Church Establishment, it may be expected that the powerful address of Dr. Chalmers to the dignitaries and eccle-. siastics at large of the Church of England, and through them confessedly to the Coaservatives of this country, should call forth a relinquishment or defence of the views ...

... Uailbap CrabtinTflY. tid - - - 1. es GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. 0tf The following are the Times of Departure from Lime-street, Liverpool, and from Liverpool-road, Manchester:- Joh t- T~TIMES OF DEPARTURE FROM LIVERPOOL & MANCHESTER TO BI3RII3NGHIAM. 3 30 a in. First Class, joins London Train at 8 30 a. m. if. 1 ,s 1 6 a. m. Mixed , , L2 J. A 0, 8 ISn.m. First Class , , 15 p. m. J. T 0, 1e 30 a. ...

... LONDOIN, JAN. 1. FROM FRIDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTEE. BANKRUPTS. Henry Manning, Grove House, Dailli-l, Surrey, beard. lag house k Wepsi. William Legh, New Windsor, Belis, Born dealer. William Gootch, Bath-street, ClerkenWeli, Mddlesex, grocer. Henry SliuttlWewrtb, Market Har- berolxgh, Leiee l ter,'herue, and Light Pool Mills, Rodburghl and Ing's Stanlsy, Gloucrsterlhbre, pin manufacturer. John Brown ...