... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, n. th. 1Ut .In--wnr IRtAN ch- On the It January, 1845. me, (From the United Serr ce Journal.) vas Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that in which the depot ef the regiment is stationed.] Ist Life Guards, Regent'6-park. 41st Foot, Breoon. hde 2dDo.. lyde-park. 42d, Malta, Isle of Wight-Re. id Royal Horse Guards, Windsor. serve batt.. Malta. let Drag ...

... THE LATE HEAD-CONSTABLE AND THP{ WATCH COMMITTEE. anty ls,- It will be seen by our report of the Council proceedings loin- that Air. H. Miller presented a memorial to the Council oubt on Wednesday, praying for a knit-committee to inquire M next into the whole of the circumstances connected with his Y. o do dicagufteduiso edcnstable, to that in the 20th they orrbteteciiaoyadijrosrpr ?? irity ...

... Oil sor CoNcEcT.-On Tuesday evening Mr. W. H. Burrows gave his discon annual concert, in the Town-hall, en which ?? he wa is byeo assisted by Misses Stott and Swain, and Messrs. Armstrong, issue i Salmon, and Case, Mr. Elliot presiding at the piano-forte. Compo Bol DRnwNED.-On Wednesday afternoon, a boy, eleven years domorm of age, named John Mills, was drowned by incautiously ver. STA- turlag ...

... t.t Mnawf',l.x3 . t'Y-efttL 9 S,%LtT~ POI'ULI LEX SUP'RENIA. - - -Y .. - 8 -- = . FRtIDA Y, JANUrARY 3. I SS.- T;. ' E CLOSE OF THE YEAR. - . ,_ - ,, - -4- - The annual Te Deuln which the partisans of ?? Goventnleit chant at this season is fuller than usual ?? of conulitlzeuts, congratulations, aud glorificat ions onl Angl the state of the country, under their sagacious ad- ?? minis tration, ...

... ; --I . . C The frost gave way in London yesterday se'nnight, and was succeeded by a dense fog, which continued, with little alteration, until Saturday evening, and rendered travelling both difficult and dangerous. On Christmas morning, three boys, two of themn brothers, named Eaglestone, sons of a tailor at Ward- e lington, the third named Green, were drowned by the x re. breaking of the ice ...

... Qru - chool-,, hed To the BISHOP of WIN CHESTER. with e ich RIOoT RFVERBND PRIELA11N,-The Committee of the appeorI Gth Liverpool Peace Society has had its attention called to othaeyr Itly the circumstance of your having officiated at a ceremony late sui ise. described as the consecration of the banners of the 49th tationo tree regiment, as well as to your address to the soldiers on of the Ides ...

... ig As the period draws nigh when the reports of' th e ac is Board of Trade on the projected railways will be the a published in the Gazette, the utmost anxiety prevails fear II. in the Stock Exchange and various other share as oi Id markets, to learn the fate of the rival lines. The are ri- subject of Government interference is still so novel, we I a that the results are likely to come upon ...

... WEDNESDAY, Jan. 1, 1845. i 'The usual monthly meeting of the Cousinel was held thie day. Iez In the absence of the Mayor, from indisposition, the chair was taken by Alderman Sir Thomas Briraoker, deptuty Mayor. The following appointments, for whiob the members were sum- p zaonred as a special Council, were first tmade:- Mr. James Tyrer, Mr. Will iam Atherton, and Mr. J. N. Wood, b! as ...

... WVLTLW IN PARVO. 'The Bank of England return for the week endings the 21st ult., estatea the asmount of notes issued to be N80,151,730 ; ooin and - bullion, £14,151,730. InI the banking department, the liabilities r are get down at £34,055,443 ; and the assets incltude £791,417 in gold and Silver. 0; The Econo'njti raloulates the extra cost of bread, fronm mono-10 b poly, last week, at X28,410 ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3,1845. Tna SiSTERS OF MERCY AND THE LivEnPOOL COURIER. -The Rev. Dr. Youens has addressed a letter to a cell_ * ~ 1-1- l A-1the ?? -A.1 atta--ck-- - -ad bthedit J. d temporary in reference to the ta mdbyteeiorohn of the Courier on the ladies of the Convent of Mercy, in t o Mount Vernon-street, which lhe calls very vulgar and ye tha unmanly. We stated, in our last ...

... P';ESIDENT TYLER'S MESSAGE. The speech of the Ki pig of the yrench, and the message of the President of the United States Ofs I America, are chareateristic specipens of the genius of a monarchy and of a republic The one, poo b pOU, vaigue, and epigramlniatic; the other, ditluse, penty , and circumstantial, also not devoid of an peantic rereenin rudtoiorcas aeness, air of arrogant boasting, and ...

... etc CHRONOLOGICAL NOTES. pr Jullan Period ?? 6558 Shrove Tuesday ?? Feb. 4 wv Year of the world ?? 859 Lent begins . Feb. 5 itl 4Golden Number ?? 3 Good Frlday M. ar. 21 The Epact ?? 22 Easter Sunday . Mar. 23 at solar Cye ?? Low Sunday. . Mar. 30 w1 49unday Ltter ?? 11lofj Thursday ?? I Roman Indiction ?? 3 Wh t Sunda ?? .May 11 Al Epiphany ?? Jan. 6 Trinity Sunas, ?? May I Sundays after ...