... iJ?OE[0IflDg?1j. ?ATUJ{DA?, APRIL 13, 1844. ?? t The Ve?no,? 50, Capt. W. Walpole, arrived ? Qn MopdRy fion? the lUediterraaean, kst from Lisboa. ? On ?Vedn?d?v h, .'rnh,?lr?'rI I ? T A4±WmI(yp fhil Lhi111W:l8AtUlLVII4IIU4II atironieh IJIOtImBso. I h Qn WVedrteday, the embarked 1Lieutenants T. E'ratier, and Puddicombe, with l~ 101harincs, within an hour's b noticec and procredod on Thuredaly ...

... SATURDAY. JUN.E 16i 181i4. T1he Great Lirerpool, arrived .tt the M\{other- batiki out buroday, frolnt Aleaandrta anld Malta. Thle .TWeed, W~est indiii Mail packiet, will sail for rhoe \Ve st Indies on Tuesday. 'rThe .llioatrose, 8ailed on 'I'uesday for the Penlinslab . A MAeeting of the Borought Councdil, wvas held ocn lThunrday, att h '1'e wci Hall, Whienl thec subiject of rnticloying anl ...

... 1POSTSC HIPTO IROM FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZET'TE. ST. JAISMES S PALACE, Mt,%RCn 13, Tire Queen ivas this tay pleased tol conthr the lionour ot Knighithorod uipon Jaites Clark Bnis, Esq., Captain in the Royal INavy, v.t. Cbarles Frgouoeni F'orbes. Doictor of Mledicire, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians Deputy ?? t' Arrmy lios- pitals, and Eright Comnmarnder of the H anoverian (Guelphie Order ...

... FRIDAY, JULY 1!, Ifll. Grreee.,-Tle itecotunts from Athens of the i0th tit. iescribc (hieece aits ot thie eve ot becomiing 5,,al die theatre oi party strife. At ftw tlays ?? ctl e liOtng4 trek place in that capital. ( rict 't ' Down utihtl tule :uiittry ! aitl I Vjive tile Cnittitutlun *vere voufratli tnilder ilh Kintg'a wi d ?? ('tiller. g1s Wis ?? ta urtier t tioldy of cavttlry tic ...

... ;1ftrj 0 - ' ooto. ft arato gn~ufatfbQ ?? vr v cu-m . ii FRIDAY. DimCE5MBER 23,l 1844. ENGLAND AND TunxBy.--Conftantinople v, rNO 27 -Tbe relations of the Divan with the t lhlfllbassdor of late have been of such a I ser:ous character as to engross the attention of d te I pe of this capital. For some time past t tth6 eorkish minister, yielding to his own feel- 0 usgs of personal animosity to ...

... OF1?IcE1?s IN GENEIItAt?. di the following order is in the new Admio'altyj iatr1c hooi e Lions, under the abiove head. T r, 1.-Every officer serving on board any shipz or vessel of Her Allljesty's Fleet, i*; hereby positively ordered neither to send or accept a challenge to fight a fa duel with any other person of the fleet. fit Lt 2.-Every officer of the fleet on becoming privy to rh ;any ...

... T S. f Coessaniler-Arthur AIlorrell, fronm the sepoir, io the Tortoise, isec Finlaison, invalided. Lieutenanls-Cumberland 11 adaway, from the Penelope. to be acting Commander of the Espoir, eice !Mlr L roll, to the Tortoise ; W. G. Cunningham, to the Gi Pirelbrand; F. Holland, to the Osprey ; G. P. th: 1 lends, to the illutine. B: Mate-S. Apthorpe, from the Rapid, to be acting tio lieutenant, ...

... &IRiO -?Zepzfavlo & C-Puro avo voot, I P'POM TUESDAY'S r,0o1DON GAZETTE- TlI WAr, OCErr JLRLY 26. 8tih Foot~Sergeant George Carry to be Ensignl wihu ucae emauher, appointed to 61st Foot. cec xvithout purcas tae, * ce, 53rd Foot-Major ind. George M old to be Lieute- ol ?? Nvithout purchase ; Brevet madjor John int Lewis Black to be Major, r ice Gold. yet Tao be Adjutant, vith the rank Ot ...

... I-jI Allo V-00to. .J?r I arr FRIDAY. NOVEB~iER 22, 1844.on Th '~rorls8S ha dmrl eperit Thonlars, Ol ~e eireced t arive n Frnce ic r rcurse of flip U ~rni~lg rctrt. ire Frnch nereI flhrce in the pacfi. ith 'satpt seh or rrsciii several Iil- ti U gats ndcevete~, s o e ecerec borre a tlic.hred tt o tip ti'.Ui teiir c ,iiti b itaie T ic, ?? IrgrtCIG lr~elle of th till(h) iin~t. states, that the ...

... r9 N g ?? A'nA v X !.i 6.-1iX . 0mmisusuhy, ie udgs useubied !ii the Oismrt of Exheue or dlie purpose of ?? nuinatg a list of' getee osev sseiff for the ensuing year. I In the ease of' time cotunty of Southam poto the namims pimthlist were Sir Richard G. Simnecim, Bart., Jules C d 13 dmore, Esq., amid J. S.117amldiigton, Eqls. if Mr. Justice Pattesion sumid thiat he had re ceived a letter ti ...

... R111110folcu. S. TUIRDA ?? NOV.EIBER 16,1844.' T 'svill MAYe t'i 1' AST; ' 'Was ittldeil ni11 ill ot'tiy At 6t. ,ioln's-rmmonms. ait which upiwardis itt' 120 sat elwn. it 'I't ene il sarC um ea l vaF~mt.prsitird, supptmmrtcel on hs mghtimo lvi bythelit ?? 'Seogritn), Esm. ,th dlett brs bi t ie it, te 'detln or' Wini- cheter('iliee, c. her scre lsoprese'nt the Al- derenmmnl tas oftim 2memhs ...

... AP PO I0 N Tl ENT S. . .- .. .I ?? - . . Captusir-John Bowler (181 1), to Greenwich Hospital, I vi ce Foote, deceased. t c Lietiteaontsi-J. G. Raymond (1828), vile of the Ad. , nlliralty agents to ceotract mail stcaill.vesacls, to command thle Medusa, Liverpool mail steami- I packet, viec Pbillipps, retired front ill health - llciij niltJ Dixotn (8liia, to the ordinary :.t Slieer' Iness; Win. ...