... NAVAL IlVTELLIG.ENcE. LliROM HISE IIAMPSHIRE TEILESRAF1H1. POATSMOUTH, SATURaDAY.-In Harbour-St. Vincent, Victory, Excellent, Viotoria and Albort. Penolepe steamer, Satelite, Lily, Fearless and Echo sleamers ; PeOtonjee Bomanjee. At Spithead-Relena. Several iron steamboats have been ordered to be built by the Lords of the Admiralty, to be employed for the con- veyance of despatches. They are ...

... THlE ROYAL BOUNT' TO THE POOR OF1 11' WINVSOR. I DISTRI'BUTION OF NEW YEAR'S GIFTS IN THE ee PIliSEiNCE( OF 'iEl 3IAJISTY AND TiE PRINCE C ONt 0RT. W IND HoR, MOSDAY-.-This mnriinr having been ap- pointed for thl d:-,tribtution ot her MIijest3 ' And his Royal t Hllikrhee Prince Albert'w INtcw Yeair's gifts to the poor, re- tinU v Vithill tui borough, if, the New lRidiug--ccOLol, at theli ...

... BUENOS AYRES andl MONTE VIDEO, at e [FROM THE LIVERPOOL VHRIONICLE.1j St Wehave been favoured by a gentlemansi connected with a 1.e1- highly respectable commercial house with tre following tin- set portent communication, dated Monte Video, October 18, lid which is three weeks in advance of the last direct intelli- gence, and much later then the advices from the flame illS quarter of the world ...

... DUBLIN, IDan. 31l. [FOMUO OUR OWNt CORRESPOTMEDNSO.] THE ATMOSPHERIC RAILWAY. For several weekst the opening of' the ,atmospherttn line fo Kngstownt to Dalkey has beeninterdiotdbyhl od ofthe Treasury, owing to the renmonetrances of parties owning property on the line. Mr. Walker, the eminentI English engineer, has arrived In Dublin, having received instructions from the government to hold an ...

... THE MOIlV.LNG CGHRONICLE. LONDON: TU.ESDA Y. JANUARY 2, 19A4. W We stated that the LCague constitutes the fourth n great party on the Corn-law. It is stronger, in point of numbers, than to v of the others. Like e the party of the Duke of BucKxNaOHAM, it is in M earnest, not as his, from class interests only, but 3] from a strong belief that the interests it advocates, a are the solid interests ...

... T'HE THREE HUNDREDTH ANIVERI SAR20 1 tTIOV of the COPER. XI1CA- SYS -IX ait In e chambitia oIme~jrr~ 5 et ing 9WE,8e bId Of Pland tocommmorae te Rh ouof the Friends ofPolnd, to w ommemosaedthebo A5.i A great many Polt. ason whellaistinguished fredof Poland, were pre- the Aoa, Co Onel Ltloester BPt *ced Lord Dudley Stuart, Rev. Dr. Worthington ne-es -.& °Pea Colonel Watson, the Exelse; ...

... THE AN TI-CORN-JIAN| LEAGUE IN DERBY'. On Thuneaday evening liest, whlat is railedI a Fret' Trade Mfeeting (though wviry It Was ,o dleaignitted we djo not know, since its promotera, the Leaguers, very characterierstically con- firled their t ree trade to thle only article in which they do amy deal, viz., corn), toolk place in, thre m~chranics' [tall, in this town, when Messrs. C;oanlrir arid ...

... LISBON, Dac. 26. [FROM OtUR OWN CORRESPONDRNT.] The government recelved by telegraph, on the 22.1 fat., information of the arrival at Castel llranco of thel ex- Spanish Minister Olozaga, and of his claiming an asylum mi the Portuguese territory. n The Chambers were prorogued on the 19h instant to the e 2d of January. The ensuing session lelikely to be a stormy one. The recent measures ...

... ?? I II 11)VLNSD)AY, .}.tNkfl :3, 1844. Thc following is the number of' Advertisements which have appeared in the County Newspapers during thc Year 1843 Dpnrly il/lncur - - 4,44) Derby Reporter und the Chesterfield s 304 Chronicl IL, Derbyshire Courier - - - 1,242 Mr. Contism's speech at the meeting of the Anti- Corni-law League, held in Derby, on Thursday last, was not the address of a manl ...

... From - he LONDON (jAZg i7'- 1 I F rto1 the LONDON GAZETTEB- TUESDAY,MDc, 26. S ?? - Williamn Fuller, Cotton-etrret, Poplar, esoi-merchant1. ,I. WELLS, Wick~ford, Esrss, surgeon, Jan. 6, Fels. 2, att BaisitsgltIIl-s treet. Sol., Air. Lamblert, Itaymnoid-bUilllt 199 (i'rav'5-hitnf official assig., Atr. Whitosore, Biasdngliall-strPet. J: ])OBSON, Old] Gravei-lane, llalrlitff-bighway, eltip.- ...

... MIorning Chronicle Qffice, Quartcr to Twvelve. SECOND EDITION. EX PRESS FROM1 m PARIS. ill We have received the Paris papers of Monday, or but they contain no news of any interest. licing New Year's day both the Chamibers, the ly great functionaries of State, the ambassadors, judges, e'- &e., atternded ait the Tluilleries, to pay their respects I t hi Majesty. leThe crowd of titledi end ...

... 26 LONDON GAl ZETTE of TUESDIA y, Ja,.z 2.1 ST.Qee has etnS'S PIALACE, We. 30. ToresQtert haspboint CPleased, on the uosnillation of Lord P10of tetr, tapotCharkas Edward Murray, Eisq., to be Arialtt, vice 15iopki4so wHonorabetr. Corpis of Gentiemett at Comarissjons signed by lb. -Lord Lieutenant of tile city of EDntxUnc551 Edsnburgh, LieitritAi5 -AeadrEgrMacoGregor, Gott., to be LG'en~lt. ...