... Our ink was scarcely dry which gave our readers the extraordinary proclamation of Lord Ellenborough congra- tulating the native princes of India on his having carried away the gates of Somnauth, when we had to notice a pro- clamation of a somewhat similar character, to the native peasants of Wales, as monstrous in its purposes, thouIh far less extravagant in its pretensions. We allude to that ...

... THlE CASE OF THE LAI~F RA~JA1 Or, SA'l'lAIA. Sir J. L. Lutihinngton took thle chair at twelve O'clock, yesterday, when the question on the dethronement of the Rajali was resumed by- Mr. WIEE DINO, who Said be wihbed that the learned gentleman, who had again called thle attenitiDn Of the court to the case of thfe Rajah at Sattara, had, ingteted of dnint-s dehr-itoteoiion so generally expressed ...

... HA MBURtG, JAN. 20. awe [PROM otblt owlv COREB8PoNDBNT,] r. It will he remembered that, In the Course of last year, a bevessel, under Bremen flag, was detained by one of her - Majesty's cruisers off the coast of Africa, under suspicion of aty aiding, abetting, or comforting the slave trade, and dispatched (according to the terms of the treaty) to Bremonn isfor adjudication. The Dremen courts ...

... TIHE FRlENCHI NAVY, e [FnROM THEt NATIONAL.] eFrance, in It;di, had at comm-md (10,000 seamen, and in e 1701 could reckon upon more than 100,000 able-bodied rsailors, and possessed 82 ships of the line, and 73 frigates; tbut at the present day we have not one half of that number of ships of war, and our able seamen scarcely equal the eg- greguts of 1081i. It is true that, is 1815, we had to ...

... UNIt2D STATAY. ILLE. ~PHILADELPHIA, Dac. 6. - rP~[ROMd OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] ~HE As ant express is momentarily expected to pass through this city, with copies of the President~s message in time R N, for the New York papers that will be taken over by to * morrow's packet, I shall dwell but little on politics to. day that document alone being the absorbing concentration 9 q'totall the leading ...

... I1 AMBURG MAIL. .RECIIVEP LAST NIIGHT.]. i . AMBOiliUii, APlIL 13.-PRICES OF COnN.-Wheat0. ii Polish, U0 to 117.; Anh. and Magd. red, 80 to 1101; et white, 00 to 110; Marks and 1ruaswick, 88 to 110; Silesbimu, a teellow 096 Io 108, white, 92 to 110; lteok., 84 to 119 P ilolsten, 84 to 10(1; LowerElbe, 90 to 104.-Ryo: Darnt t zic, libe, and Konigsberg, 80 to 85; Mark., Meek. end r Pom.812to88; ...

... OXFORD CIRCUIT-GLOUCESTER, APRIL 16. t CIVIL SIDE. [Before Mr. Justice Erskine and a Special Jury.]' s NEWNTON AND H1IS WIFE AGAINST ROWE AND ANOTHER. a This was an action brought against the publishers of the Cheltenhama Examiner, by a Mr. Newton (who it was said f is a barrister on the Northern Circuit) for an alleged libel upon 1hi8 wife. Mr. Serieant Talfosurd, Mr.Ricbards and Mr. ...

... - - SHIPPING INTELLIGNCE. - NOTICE TO MARINERS.I NEW LIGHTS IN THE HARBOUR OF DANTZIC. cl Ths followitig notice, translated from tlso German, hls been re- ceived at Lloyd's from the Prussian Consul-General its Lontdot n-' as 11The stoaller of ithe two stationary lights in the barbour of Boot- to- xic, at Neufialtrwasser, witich heretofore haes been sliown In a small Of bteacton quite cloee to ...

... VEST INDIES. AlTARMING EAIRTIIQUAKE THROUGH TIHE WEST INDIA ISLAND1)S. FALMIOUTH, MARCii 4. [PFIOM OUR OVN' CORRESPONDENT.] Tlie rollowing appeared in a part of our impression of yes' crday:- Ile Ioyal Mail Steam Couipany'e vessel Forth, Captain Frayer, arrived here this evening with the West Indian and Mx.:iran mails. Freight about S00,000 dollars, and 227 s-inscochineal. I asseDgers frotn ...

... ECCLESIAS17CAL COUR7TS BILL. It TILE PETITION OP THE INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY TO THlE HOUSE OP COMMONS, 1f Humblyshoweth-Ttiat your petitioners feel it incun- LI bent oil tlhnm to call the attention of your honourablei house to a bill now pending in Parliament for re-modelling the erclesiastical courts, and to its probable operation an the general worhing of the law. Taat your petitieners ...

... IAnnual lists are published by the Commissioncrs of the Metropolitan Police, exhjibiting the numrbers rif izrl~frislri I I.. I]1. .¢. of individuals who have leen taken iDto custody, 5 the nature of the offences with which they are charged, and the results ; and, though not disposed ( to place impllicit confidence iu what may be termed c isolated infreences fiom1 statistical documents, we ...

... 'she LONDN)ON GAZET7ZRo TUESDAY, Feb. 14-| [Thie Lord Clhancellor hax appointed Charles E~dward PriilrdotStorprtWocoserhir, ~en.,and Joseph Rieinjardoson, of 13turtou-upcni Trent, Srtsfttrdohire, Uent., to b' Musters I..ctraorditnary in the High Court of Chancery.] CRIV)WN-OFFICE, FEV. itt. jd~Ilcoa_ ir~o rt~aN tiiu is 1101 1 THIS PIrarslNT' P .L'011.ti MT'', Ul ivii'o yI of Dubtii ~-Ct.org ...