... FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28. The French lifficulties in Algeria seem to be on the | increase-so much so, as to prornise for some time to come sufficient employment to satisfy the national appetite for war. The first indication of unfavourable news w.as the announcement, cautiously and quietly allowed to reach the public ear, that Marshal Bugesud had written home for .large reinforcements. Next ...

... LORD PALMIERSTON. - 1 -7 - (From the Times.) Throughout Europe the effect of the unforeseen vicis- situdes ?? have recently takbn place in this countrvhas been extremely powerful, for by foreign nations, as well as by foreign Governments, the resignation of Lord Aberdeen, and the probability of Lord Pal nerston'sreturn to the Foreign Office, was regarded as an event of luore ...

... AMBTASSADOR FROM MIOROCCO TO FRANCE. A letter, frno A Iareieilies of the 211th furnlishes, us wit, the. fo1- lowiving .partiocu~i' ast h ?? Ambiassador fromt Moroeco:- C 'The Pahcla Ben ?lc~nisanmed e~l Aternal has1 among irs retinue Sis 1illiuairte'd el Li' oijntl , h is 5; thei of elme niiehlanits of Si xrxicr x andc in grid I fav~our witi lthe 'nr iperdr. lie lies gi 5ml uixe of us ...

... IRAILWAY IJAABIIl'lTES. The provisional onmmiittee of a projecreel railway eopipans lately laid the following case before fMr. Ititirerfurd iber Eins opintre * After a; prolleettiqr of the rrnrlertalring appeared, A. B. madle a written application for a specitic niumli)er of, alltres tireti i. r the aprplicarion he a1 agreed to pay tile lifllipqit of £ er shlrree thereon, or on ayrv less no ...

... LON-DON, ATGLST 9. _ be Peso/ ('ourt?---ti '._Ic7r M'Lajesty has idone Rehert Bell, no Esq., tite hizh honour of presenting- him with a trulv 5t' ?? vase, in acknoxrietgmentzof the promptitudie nn wit tvowih he !atelv surrenlered his magnificent seat, t, :Nolris Last:!-. in th!e 1sle of Wight, to the use of his fe. lait-stv 1! K~n~z of the N7ethcrl ads. The pressertation 1t` ;'he vase v.as ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE Or FRIDAY. WAIL OrFicE, JUoy 29. Her MJaiesty has been pleased to appoint General his Majesty the King of the Netherlands, ?? to be a Field Marshal in the A rin. WAR OFvicE, AUG. 1. 421 L ight Dre onns-Li'ent. It. Portal, from the 41st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Arkivriglt, xwho exchanges. 8til Light Dragoons-Lieut. the Hon. J. SandillidstO lie Capl- tain, by purchase ...

... AGICULTURS .J1 'ola horatnigtihackrespecing %ether appearance oflthe grossinri, i teat mean Ulcroix Tiist nrere or ,less injnry was donrm lv tire extreme 'Cs rity r- Li of t Ie winter end the biaekwar'lneasH (it the 5print!, cannot l.ie qie'- J10 tr our- I; 6Wi , rafefyrar enriiu inqapr: r, wve f'eil sasti -'lici !i tt t* i 1 1 Wichief was pm le partial. and 0taut our proreopcts it r1,gwC t to ...

... I 7 ' -- REPORT FRO'M THE SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS. ; s ?? HOUSE OF LORDS. ; BythelordsCommissionrers appoinited asalectoommitteto take into cotisireration the practicability and expediency of establishing Ijso0c Pj inciple ofn ompecieation to be made to the owners of real propertyn whose land}, &en., may be compuisorilv taken for the coistruction of public railhas as i ald also ...

... Nelv Lanark, 2Jul .-We are happy to state that Mr. 'Wallker of New Lanarli, has unsolicited r*duced the hours Si of labour, in tile cotton factory of that place, half an hour per da(y-a step, which, wvce hope, will add strength to the h I enli-htened movement now maling for the etnanc1ation > of the working classes from the excessive drudgery of long hours, to which they have been too long ...

... LATEST NEWVS. !d London, Saturday Evening. i - ?? - There are Port Philip papers to April 2. The sheeps. f rc a etboiling -sytem still proceeded most extensively. In 'Mel- Stoiurn'e alone, during tile quarter, coiled March 31, 2,319 0Fhead of cattle, and about 10,000 head of sheep, were- boiled Fa SII down. Thu papers are barren of'news. ?? ?? of se ?? NDSa . lie] in Tivo o' Clrek.'-There has ...

... DU. MUSPRJATT ON ARTIFrCIAL AIANI:URTS, &c. LsirrEI 11. 7-- To th, Editw- rfjthe GC/cgeavfl ['crfe.i. Sri,-I T tint remrl:lc, bii'ore lead ingc ti;e sil j',ot (ci' tile. z' j; can a. that thc ?? otl Di. Strsllhise, corirei: ::t his Vll , vain- nl-e irsartie rrp-nir this IaTif. I)tlblslhel ii tia sti':li'' ;acs' ;rlrmie To ?? l'/lir ...

... RAsLWA Y INTELLIGC-NCE. 'Ft Wot 2tiritel, 3lemolhester, a'ial Soitlaiection Railway Cotiir'.):1 ly,' itoc g1 vei notice to t 112ci Sbcertierns, float 1thle, titice1 in thle !aiettltit of the 11p0[itsi1 llavel c,i rnlrp~ i1t ilictpe- hoeri to attoni ut the Completion of thle po~l~jeet, ?? di' tot's iave' 1 2r> rled onl -ejt cnt no! the entire arounjt of thee cbseri pf 102i~tiid In 2 ...