... THE PRESENT COMET, N mAPPROACH- I' ING RETURN OF ENCKE'S COMET. le can in m Numerous notices of the comet have appeared in the the: diferent public journals within the last fortnight. At deli New Haven, in Connecticut, at Norfolk, in Virginia, at earl ?? and at Snvannah, it was seen on the morning in E e) of June 2'd This seems to have been its earliest appari- con 2, tioii. 'the nucleus was ...

... WEDNESDA Y, April 2, 1845. n Thie usual monthly meeting of the Connell was held this day. Ga Thoe, weae only twenty eight members present at the ?? mcent of the proceedings5. The notice paper contained nothing LIE beyond the ordinary roultineo business, with the exception of th J( following:-1 0 p iycntnetosuhaagmto;anda apletin es] and Tho Council woocs pe for nearly half an hour in di Msin ...

... aULTUPIC IN PAR VO. The Bank of England returns for the week endine the7tlh nst. ev btate the mrinunt of notes 1I-sued to be XiC 7302 6l); coin and pit, bullion, -El' 732,010. In the banking depart ient the lisbiliries A iar Bet down nt X5,01 7,6S4, and the aseets include £779,486 in dri gold and silver. plf!( A cargo of 16.0110 buishels of red wheat, from Hobart Town, the J. first imported ...

... - Ntlao -JU, obmerbat i1T0. ?? C INA.a sait 'By the overland mail aooift av enrcivelarom Chinas same to the 7th of February, Calcut ?? lstofM rch, tedrts teode to the 23rd, and from Bombayt h o ?? hi otnsbd are, net of etebh Importance. The expedition commanded by Sir have Charles Napier against the refractory trib La on the borders of take ScIehsbe opletely successful. The heads of the tribes ...

... M,17r#1M IN 1Auvo. r TheBank of England return for the week ending the 15th inst., fri dtates the amount of notes jossied to be £29,148,060iJ; coin said h bulin £d,4.00In the bocking department the liabi.Ities WE ar7t ona 3'5,M0,662, and the assets include £796,521 in gold and silver. The Leeds Me-rcury states that a strong~ agitation against the- 5Maynooth grant Is getting up amongst the ...

... X±ttterd. MALEBOLGE, THE LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY. ; r doubt na', frien', you think ye'rc nao sheep-shank, Since you bavo got a Secrelarsv'e rank ! .But gin yc'vo read oale half aa mauch as nme- . Though faith that day, I doubt, yell niever see- .There'll be, if that date coma, 171l wad a hoddle, So6me fewrer wbigenelceriea in your aoddle. r Buer~s, (urue lietnlid poeela.) To the EDIIOBlS of thc ...

... 'P'LA ?? jar bh R af M-lh ima~nvfr rty- The following notice, which is of munch importance to the importers of and dealers in tobacco, has bean posted was at the Customa-house, the several deck and other public the establishments, and also forwarded to the several ports a tter, approved far tire warehousing of tobacco under bond, a em- throughout the United Kingdom, with directions to thee ...

... I wmirfttn tulrt &.t, ?? was eagges, the Hilrkenlreal station, irs~ sUnjtC. waremovingwto aiding, ia luggagle train which had just i~rtee, ad wiobhadbeen detached from the engine, the rope 0~.nanld jt hslegs and drew bins under the wheels. Two ~ioee~OZ5 pssd oerhis bod-y. ?? him so severely that be xpied ?? two hours afterwaids. The OCO~edwas sigleman about thirty yecar of age. ...

... Considering as we do, that the state of the furnace chimneys in this town, and on board the steam vessels e trading to this port and plying on the river, is not such 0 as it ought to be, now that science has at length esta- blished the means of preventing or consuming smoke, we ; make no apology for once more calling the public atten- e tion to the subject. Whoever observes the huge clouds of ...

... NeW$d Clawd Obierbatiott. I t f id )n or h. 11, yA LE n rl la- lie 14 )r ?e- Dt. J. J FRANCE. The thoffeur publishes the report of the Committee uponr','e arming the fortiflostions of Paris. The total number of lnnlon amounte to 220, and of these 00 are to be placed onsixteen forte, P each fort eo constructed as to be capable of maintaining itself I~ against an enemy, and the total armament of ...

... Sivitenyttiftff &f. ?? lMS=TIN=G 011TBH COMMISlSION~flRaS. ,ifie adjourned meet111ing Of this body took illace on Tueda last. TbefoUlwinfmunb were Present .-ltesea s.Jack-I II ,0 (chaicrmaf.) ?? Hind, GreeneAdm ?? Bcowilrgg, Kerr, Fry, anti GIIb&~ n. ,Aaooloo gr. MALLASY~ whilhed to Make On Obse'vation ?? out of1 mebe o ha BadMr J . . r Wood was afriend of big, and one of whose Integrity and ...

... - - - IN lore In the This Magnificent vessel set out from our river on Sa- Clareaden turday last, on her first voyage across the wide Atlantic. Umercualy The Great Western Coinpany, which had the honour ii ver. before of' d Jackson. the spatching the first line steamer from Europe to II th idStates, will, we trsand fully believe, havec hoturalo frirt ffctnga successful transit 'of the :r pra. ...