... I FROM FRIDAY'S LONDON CAZETTE. WAR-OFFICE, Dec. 19. ]st or Grenadier Foot Guards: Lieut.-Col. C. J. Hill, from half-pay Unattached, to be Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel, vice G. W. Eyres, who exchanges; Lieut. and Capt. the Hon. P. A. E. Freke to be Cap- tain and Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Hill, who retires; Ea- sign and Lieut. R. Bradford to be Lieutenant and Captain, by pur- ...

... FOREICN AFFAIRS FRANCE. The Paris Papers of' Friday and Satturd~ ?? set in remarkably fine, contai no new, a continuance. with every prttp5, (, The Mayor of Rouen, in a proclamation addressed to tei habitants of that Citty sOlicittiO their charity ins favor th sufferers by the whirlwind of Tuesday last, mention5 L' the number of killed already removed from under th than th three manufactories ...

... PROGRAMMWE OF THE MEETINC. iTUESDAY, Si'TExBRE. 16. The FITZWILLIA3A STAKES of 10 sovs each, with 50 ede th olds to carry 7st 5ib; four, 8st Sib; five, 8st SI.; six, at' a-o 9st; mile andi a half. . nx rdaed, The CH}AMPAINrE STAKES of 50 sovseach, h ft, for twvo years olds; colt, 8st 71b- fillies, 8st Sb; the second horse to save his stae; fro&m th' [led blouse to the Ending-poet. Col; Ansan's ...

... Tore SEP'AsATION OF' FLIntnDs.-There is something tn the first moements of separation from those whom a long habit of friendship has grafted upon the heart, that disordtrs our w1hole frame of thought, and discolours all one's enjoymcntst Let philosophy assist with the utmost of her vanlted streoglit, the miod cannot itmcoediately recover the firmness of its pnst.:!re whon those amicable props ...

... A LASF' TORD ON LAND SOCIETIES. WE are hopiy to find, by letters received fromn all -art of the tnil4011, that the remarks we have felt it or suld tyo, man' upon the ?? bait thrown out to the working classes, iln the form of a Chartist Co-opera- live Land S-cirtY, have not been without effect. But oar ?? e wvuld be left incomplete, if we did not add a few ?? to stbat we have already -aid. We ...

... X01-:r ?? ?? the last few dais we have bean infirnred of ?.ivothe species of Po-t-Oitice ild:.jteiv r o 0 hirl we beg to call the attelt!ir n of i\ r. urr 'n ile lion. meIn- ber for P'resbtry, a'nd thrrso urilc 150'.r rire:nraers of the House of C onsnIO11B, who have voieLnril, Expressed their ?? to aid him herr hi uinds it most advantagerrus to hbing forward his intli !r for an hiqiroir into ...

... RAILWAY NOTAMDLTA. ILEVNlaEt MI S29E RAIrLwaS I5 18t5.-From olll: eial returns oaf railway traffic during the first five months of the present year, it appears that the increase on theif aggregate revenue over the corresponedig period of last tear is nearly half a million sternog. This increase, E4' 5 per cent., repeementa an increasedof 28 millions in the, value oa the railway property of the ...

... OD]D AND ENDS. DSMDS~~ li n DONATIO5N.- iss Catherine 1.ee, of ?? Kni gtthdge, on trie 15th inst. for-; tbed he handsome sum of 200 ?? in aid of the 'Farig te of the Ptspital for Consumption, &c., bucldonw oeourse of ti at Bromptofl, and of which bit 0in tlb~ifhness peirloc Albert laid the first stone. ont tbe cith ofJ ?? present Act for the govern- LOAN So X8Tlereties expires on the lst of ...

... ?? of the General lost Letter- I Carriers and Sub-sorters. Within the last few days a most decided movement has taken place among the letter-caitlers and sub-sorters of the General Post-office, in consequence of the intima- tion given to them by his lordship, the Postmaster- general, that he would be at any time willing to listen to any grievance of which they have to complain, when conveyed ...

... P-%ESCRIBIWGD.RTGGISTS: _, , Work on My rrssiciae, waork ! ius creduloss fools are caught. = SnvrlaspEaro. TO TEL EtDITOR OF alLOYDS WEaLKLx EtEWSPAPEat. Srn,-WlYivevc-uthe ?? druggist ventures into the arena of discussion upon thlsasubject of quackery, he is almost certain to resort, as a-point of vast importance, to that hackneyed arguanent afkto being an-intolerable hard- ship to force the ...

... WEE:KLY SUMMARY OF MARZ- TZME CASUALTZE ?? n, 6 The Cleadois, Dobinson- took the ground off Lowestoft, September 17th, but was assisted off, making water- The Cherub, Gray, fronm Sunderland for London, sunk oil Great Yarmouth, Septeriber 17th.-A soat Marked R. Avant, Quarry, Dartmouth, has been picked up off Ply- ?? Ajax, Thompson, of and for Portsmouth, from Kertch, was otl shore on the ...

... I - ?? TO THE EDITOR OP LVLD'S WEfiXLY NEWSPAPE.' SmR,-The rage for railway Opecuatation seems to have tencouraged a mania for land and building associations. Men are beginning to do all by as.sciations; and cer- tainly in matters which cannot be compassed individu- ally, association is requisite. But we hold that what can be done Individually is best done so, and for these plain reasons : ...