... NIGHT ASYLUM FOR THE IiOUSELESS, OLD IJSMUARKEET CLOSE. I QUARsTERLY REPORiT 1`110OM ]ST JANt. TO leT APRtIL l~ 1843. at L The number of'applictionS for night shelter and.~ T hu relief at this Institution within the peri od of this ne report has bcen 3506 teak Whereof rejected . 81 nine u p t Number of admissions . 3477 ccivi Of which number there were 1787 males and Grai 1690 femnales ;of the ...

... LAT EST N EWS. (From our Speciat Carreqpon/rnt.) LONDON, THURSDAY EVENINo. The British Enigration end Colonization Asso- Ciftiotn, which made sn much noise in the Police Court of the Mansion-Hlouse about six roonlli ago, vvas again on the tapis yesterday before the Lord Mayor, under circumstances that go far to prove that it was one of those schentes of plundering the poor and unprotected, ...

... Yesterday evening a most splendid banquet was given by the Lord Mayor to Sir Robert Peel and a distinguished party. The dinner was served up ia the Egyptian Hall, and the plate exhibited on the occasion cost nearly L.100,000. The company present on the occasion amounted to about 150 persons. After the removal of the cloth, the LORD MAson, who appeared to be labouring under a severe hoarse- ...

... SCOTS PALANET-R ?? ..TttTt ,, -. . DUNDEE BARB3OUR DILL. Thla obeject of the bill, brtoulght in by Lr j den Hallyburton anti Alr Du) erd t Dundee linarboutr acts, Inito porifitie, j loneq tually maintaining, improvinePtve. r4c hour, and for regulating varei ttidli necteel therewcith. O ae~ i ht The bill extends the proviinsathifre Gee. IV. and 6 William IV.)tthpeet TrnrSTEE.Ee-The bill repelth ...

... ?? have received bY extraordimrry exprcsq Cnl. ?? papers to the 5th ult. inclusive, brouight to Alexandria by tile extra steamer Tenisserim, to Malta by the Cyclprps, and thencee to Mrrseilles by the Acheron. Colsniel 1Fratir was ai paisengir, the bearvr, it was surmiserd. of important de.patchles, the precise nature of which had not, however, tran. spired. The papers thus received are almoet ...

... THIE LOSS OF THlE SO LWAY. The exlraordinary preservartion of nearly 60 of the passengers and crew in one oftbe paddle-box safety- boats, alluded to in tile accounts of tte wreck al- ready published, renders the subjoined letter from Captain Chappell, R.N. Secretary to the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, peculiarly interestiag at the present toment. It id addiessed to the inven- tbr ol the ...

... mI'IrEORIC PIIENO\I 'A j\ TO TIIE EDITOR or TilE 1,L5a Ssn-lTavilig already sent 11r .pilrnlid meteoir observed h1 re On th.e J':r as it apliears to have beent hkr n t' , - i ta icr some place6, and its tref~ Orew i following notice of its reappearae` ?? initeresting to you r ?? ?? appearance on tire 29th, witil ar rirrilc irr, - and a magnetic disturbeatl,, t ,esiter ?? aurora. while its ...

... I~~ ~ ?? _ POREIGN OFFICE, AraIL Il. The Queen has been pleased to nppoiot Adolphus riv Turner, E-q. to he her Majesty's Charge ?? sal nnd Cuasul General in the Oriental Republic of the be Urnguay. thi The Queen has elsn been pleased to appoint Niven sh Karr, REsq. to be her Majesty's Consul in the island of I C Cyprus. The Queen has aleo ueen pleased to appoint Thomas ex Pennington, Esq. to ...

... I I . . The weekly meetings of this body were resunist yesterday evening in Drury Lane Theatre. The number of persons on the stage was much fewer than upon any forter occasion, but the other part- of the house were, as usual, well filled ; precisely at seven o'clook the chair was taken by BIr G. Wmsova, who opened the proceedings by stating, that the suspension of tite meetings of the League ...

... SINGULAR CASES OF RECOVERY OF HAIR, ?? . ?? - I -.1 I I. tI ' e/ t after 18, 2f, and 26 years' los1. e iew attestations (s-lected fomn numnlerless others, e ?? dutring t/e last 40 yearrs) to ?? virtues ofl lO IV- it LAIVD'S AlA CASSAJ 0IL; tire originaltel otoich s nmay be seen at the Proprietors. To Alessrs ROWLAND & SON, 20, HATTON it GARDEN, LONDON. it HurMAMMs IInTEL, (CUVENT GARDEN, G, ...

... This Presbytery met on the 5th instant to elect their Conamissioners to the Assembly. After the Clerk bad entered the names, lie was requested to read the sederunt, which le did. Mr LuMSDEN of Whittingham then moved, that tie names of William Sortey, minister of Belhaven Chapel, ?? of James Hamilton, Esq. elder of that congregation, be expunged from tile sederunt, they not being lawful ...

... Qratebonian 19-erturv. EDINBURGH. THIIURSDAl1, APRIL 6. The last arrivals from America brought a message to Congress from President TYLER, in reference to the Treaty of Washington ; and on the opinions expressed by the President on the 8th article of that treaty, he is held by seve- ral of our London contemporaries, as giving to that article, which relates to the right of search, a ...