... IMISCELLA N E OU S. Bankruptcy Aolysis for 1S44.-Ale merchants 4, apoe thecaries 9, attorneys 3, auctioneers 9, bakers 9, bankers I 4, booksellers 10, boot andi shoe makers 10, brewers 8, brickrmakers 5, brakers 8, builders 44, butchers 14, cabinet makers 11, calico Drinters 4, carpenters 21, carpet manu- facturers 4, cattle dealers 7, cheesemongers 6, chemists and druggists 15, clothiers 5, ...

... STATIONS OF T'[E BRITISHl AIIMY, ON IST JAN., 1S45. UN iST J. (Front the United [IV here two places are rmentionet the Depot of the le Life Guards. I st, Regent's Park. 2d, Hyde P'arlk. Royal llarst GCurdis. Windisor. Dragoon Gutardls. 1st, Canterbury. 2d, Longford 3d, Balliicoliig. 4th, Calhir. 6 thl Y or'k. 7th, Cape of Good Hope hMaidstone. DraCg(ons. Ist, Dublin. 2 (4, Edlillburgh. 3d, ...

... Summonses LouDou, ledmesday Evening. Re Summonses have been issued for holding a bahinet S d Council at the Foreign ofiiee on Saturday next. Resignation of ilr. M Baron Gurney.-Mr. Baron Gurney, Je es in consequence of continued ill-health and increasing er weakness, has sent to the Lord Chancellor his resignation le of the high office of one of the Barons of the Exchequer. ie The general ...

... AGRIC1.TLTIrRIIT GEOLOGY. (F'rcrz Anste'is G'eorjy.) SVi:h israel tO the relative valuen cf ditferent geologicalforma- str tions in eIriculitiee, it Uill b' evi-'ent. from what has ?? heen Sh stAted. tchat nro ,gneral rules cran he laid dlown; and that. as it is me rather the ?? and p stical character than the geological age, off the dete]rmilrjation of which is inmportant, the *reoloist can ...

... SC OTL AND. Death of a Friend of Burns-Mr. Wm. Cunningham, a native of Avrshire, who for a long period enjoyed the acquaintanceship of Robert Burns, lied at H-lamilton last week at the age of 81. Mr. Cunninghaen's father was a natural son of one of the Earls of E~hlnnnu. Ic abounded in anecdotes of the poet, which he was verv proud of relating, and also in tales of the ssmugglers of Avrshire ...

... Tlhe T nndcm . . - I . . l The London papers of Tuesday centain. a long account of dis. orderly proceedings at Exeter, on Sunday last, again, on account of the Rev. Jr. Courtenay's persisting in wearine the surplice, and other practices, deemed of a Puseyite character by his con- gregation. The Rev. Gentleman, who was protected bty about a dozen Of gentlemen and a body of policemen. was ...

... MONDAY MIORNING, JANUARY 13. The French papers are still occupied with the rumnonred | Ministerial crisis, and the downfal of the Soult-Guizot IC, I,:t 7^ -^ A - - - 11--nAA e ?? . .. l-e A_. A ._1Le ?? l- - - - ?? is again confi dently predicted by the organs of the opposition. The division on the address will nrobably11 d- furnish the first satisfactory test of the truth of these *r, rumours ...

... P ^ (From .he EdinbrghA Courant.| The financial schemes of Ministers for the year 1845, * and which must now soon be brought forward, have giv ] rise to many conjectures and surmises, all of which how f] n ever, are necessarily vague and uncertain. That some S ...

... EN GLAND. f IIjesi I Rumoured Royal Visits.- The MI/ge, .Jan. 3.-Freak- CuI jout, Dec. 30.-According to private~ letters fromn Berlin, sat' the report gains ground, which has likewise bneen spreadi his -[here, that hetr Mahljesty Queen Victoria, and her illustrious to. Consort, wvill pay a visit in tie Spring to Potsdam, sod the -thiat other 'German Courts mnay expect tire same honour. I f' ...

... SCOT L AND. of of Trade c/ Dl~Dundee-A fair business is doing in yarns,at both for the home and the export trade. Linens of the NE 1rY common descriptions, such as osnahnrghs, sheetings, and HN ad hessians, are in good demand; but the finer descriptions CF c- of bleached goods are much neglected, and cannot now be co] *b- made at the prices at which they may be obtained. As ge 1 vet there has ...

... ENGLAN1). e oi s The Queen.-It is believed that Queen Victoria and the asti Prince will visit Paris in the ensuing spring. Prepara- lip 1 tions are said to he making for the reception of these illus- trious visitors at Fontainbleau and Versailles. Mo Visit (f Mth Cz(jurt to Stowe.-It has now been finally Go earrangedI for her Majesty to proceed to the splendid seat of, f of his Grace of ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH COMT T&DSI DURINO THE PAST | _ , VVE6X.= (From the Mark Lane Express of MaOncdy.) - At this season of the year there is little matter of interest for - - comment in regard to agricultural afFairs, and owing to Christmas flay having interfered more or lees with the regular routine of business, the transactions of the week require less notice than A usual. A favourable ...