... Run1IG. INTILIIBRN . FRANCE. IThe prhiicilsul bject for comment in the Par paiseprs is still thte recent Thordonnce for the re-appointment of a Privy Cdluticil~ j4smeasure fe of thejournrls disapprove of it, though ?? obiection! s raised as to its details, and:to the manner in which ittias becredhut'oin effa',-viz., by royal oidonnaitee, instead of in the first instttlhrouhtbe chambers. The ...

... UNIVERSAL CWHINA TEAPOTR ECIPROCATIOA 1 -s ?? ?? Our duty as public jmtlists has ?? often-so paramount over every minor consideration', as to have led manyjto doubt whether turcastlgalions were not occasiodalixlfiuoencedby'per_ sonal piqiue we have, whatis called, pitched inito ithlgnovw and then vath eirongn,aidben arraigned in outtrcriticisme,'asin our Christmas beef, 'forcautiing it too ...

... T A . S IS . 1 e s i 2 X I ?? !; ' .i): ' i.-: t .: g The Queen has bb eeryleaseddtd'5approve of Mr. ,AlFred' FDX, as, Consul, at Falitnosth, ?? the King of Denmark.; '..The Lord Chiancellohs 4ppoin'tedEer)Moeo.m borne Minster,'in the ?? set t'hw ater 'Extraordinary' in-the HiglyJCotito* CacTYM5 Bve, who die'd on Friday fortnight ifronm injsil ereevdlythe accident .ou..the Birmnjnghains Rail ...

... F~RI~ -AFFIRS. ?? - The Paris ?? of the w vie contaib little 'news ot interest. * Tuesday's papers announce that Xte King of Sardinia 'had conferred on N. de Lesseps, the Consul of Fra1tt-Barcel-' lona, and M. Gatier, comt.Uander of the French NaNi'MSLaxion, the Csose'of St. Maurice, as. testimony of his Majesty'4j!aI4 fation with their conduct towards Sardinian subjects.ndtlriiy services ...

... THE OLDNUS. By a vessel airived from Van Diemen's Land, papers. from Launceston to the Ist ?? from Hobart Town to the 2d idem. have been received. Jt the opening oF the Legislative Session on the 2ith of August, the Governor, in his address, held out favourable prospects of a speedy return oflprosperity to the colony. Al important change was about to he introduced by the Banks reducing their ...

... -Mr. O'Connell has addressed, through the columns ef the Cork Reorter, a long letter, or rather essay, ol the subject of the Irish Poor Law, RecOm- .panied by comments on ihs history from its tirat conception, i5 worhiug, antd its effects upon at1 classes of the community, until, by the almost unani- asoua concurreoce of all parties, it is pronounced to be, in its present shape, totally ...

... THE QUEEN'S PRISN AND ITS INMATES. No. Il4 XVIII. And be it enacted, That after the passing of this Act, no Prisoner in the Queen' s Prison shall be allowed to send for, or to 'haye any Beer, Ale, VICTUALS, or ?? Ern FooD, 'or to send for, have, or use any Bedding, Linen, or oTEER TtlNGs, except such as shall be allowed to be brought by them respectively under such Rule to be made in 'the ...

... TEB M.a4ZIA E$ FOR T I I VI Now Year's-day In- a positive day of delight to-the maga- See reader. All his customary channels of amusement and Information are foil of promise if they are full of nothing else, though, to say truth, most of them do their Ittle best to set as good a face as possible on the first uum- her of a new volume, and poetry, politics, and pleasantry are all burnished up ...

... - ' u- V I ?? 1ft1' f~9 -o-l ?? I 11. p it, O 1-0 Q IT. ~IIM. Pl IIONIJAY, JDECENBER 26, 1842. 1eaI Tfle ?? ?? contains an or- with ?? itllte fir the creation of a soit of Privy and Counicil. 'he following is the report to the ceed daitt, dlted the 23rd iust, from the President obsel of the Council :. quasi .'ire-It is of' importanice to the di-nitv of the throne oft your i\Iajestv. and to the ...

... Oiutbtuttou. IlR A n % IIIl rmIIvII., e .'ATU.RDA. DECEMuBER :31, 1842. His Highness Prince Edivitrd (if Saxe Wei- Mar passed through Southalmlpton on 8aturday last, on his way to Canl'ord House, on a visit to the Queen D~owager. The Oricetal, steamer, J. Coy, Commander, leaves toi-lorrow (Sunday), tbi Aleiaudiria, with the fnails. She takes out a large cargo of goods, and an . ?? steatner, ...

... SATURDAY. DECEMBER 31, 1842. ire. have accounts froyn Malta to the 14th instant, ftrom which we extract the ?? P t.--t , . .tly- . -- G'eyser steamer of war, hrinrting the Ionian mails, arrived from Patras, Zante, an(d Corfrr, on the 11th, after having been ashore outside the lighthouse of Cepha. lonia, thrown ovenboard her guns, anti sustaised seriors damage. The Snake arrived from Syracuse ...

... ?? ?? mtonforaplo & ;DU v ?o vast., FROMi TUI'SD2A Y'S LONADON GAlZ.ETT.E, Dotvs, u ::or t}SatLwE'l,1 t'C. ' The Queen has been gracious;ly pledsed to nomilate and appoint Milajor-tGeneral Alexander (3eorgt Lord Sal- ttotu tILU 1U5ltlyv.06 ttillc Mos t.Hnourable Military Order o,'tS. tht UoloneiRobeiirr ifthe4grh 1' ot, seth the local raph ot ior Urneral itn lndia; and Colonel Jares HyQiiea ...