... Talmouth, Nov. 27. The Peniguin packet. Lieutenant Lesliearrived this afternoon with the Brazil mails, having lefc Rio Sanera on the 12th. Bahia on the 22cl, and Pernaniubco on the I2d ult. She brings £20,000 on' freihcit in gold and diamionds, and the following passengers, viz. Major Van Le,le, Messrs. Robert Tennent, Samuel Pett-, J. Fraser, and Saisset, Mrs Sullivan, four children and ...

... LOW.rDON, DECEMBER 27. The Queen. 'Prince Albert, the Duchess of Kent, the ladlies aIn-1- gentlemen of the Court,aInd the dome'stic house- holdl attended divine service on Thursday Tnorninz in the pririate Chapel of the castle. A~fter thle mlorning set-vice, the hoN communion was administered, A splendid bafoin of beef, weighing upwards of 300lb3., -idas the p rincipal dish, according to ...

... S COTLAN.D 'The ]Jnchess ci' ]ocele~tic and her vouthillo family hae irrivrvl at Bow-hill, the Nole1 kesea ?? F ki'lishire, frlno I 5o ,I i'tft1'i i ~lce. ne0ar H i hnh - Rec/.orshij' Of die ElbdiiabrqA filc hiidti Tuesdlayt r.Leonhard Schmtzir of Loiilon Wtls ?? b)y til e -Town Counc'il to thle offsce of ?? of the High Sclool,C var-ant by the(, reti reimns t of' D)r. C-arson. - Ofices ?? ...

... The following communication is from the pen of an agricultural experimentalist of much eminence. It is well known that ths storesof Ichaboe now remaining atre exceedingly limited, and that there can be no renewal from that quarter, at least (luring the ; times of the present generation. 'lhe ?? from Peru have not at any time been abendant, nor is there any reason to expect that they will ...

... AN-E'. GE 1MAN TARI FF, 1S4.5. (Fraur Me .¶Iunchaaeha r Giauluieun.) } Thc fo~linw illg remaeri ILks ul7,o t:le recent c irlites irs tcile if til cCT'II:;II Icag ?? 'ei-e heres this % ceik ?? to thle C1a1ir- bcir li' C ?? oi t:is twn he fi c los i-Ii' the e1e lnjv hwwlh tile old the ?? chaizee ,,wil l~ bo f.:ud to halvu, i,,ecn ml~l e. Thle ta i~iif is rull'l'o!ll'i l~is ti t irit 'irhe i% ...

... T[TE WPAVT!ER-SUTPPLY OF FOOT). Inl oulr last *c noticed the unse ttled arid frequently boisterous w sveathler wshich hod prevaiI ed( for thec prtvioaLI fortIrigIt. Friday was no exceptiop to the rule, for ne had coln, biting wvinds, and heavy falls of rain and hail. Samrrdny *as dull in the forenoon, ' but towards thie evening a gentle frost, wvith its aeconrpas1irn1ent e1 l hoes and clear ...

... PROSPECTS OtF TUE NEV ADMI NISTUA LV. ( ?? Mnriw Cdail3 I ccrin(!''X -, if fl'ne -(Ineio i11 Lilt aelet) of I_,- .I.1nlb 1`11~sa-l' to th- n a 1 (aipt llp aII tct' I ia -. at I I' ai t it: a 'r J ' tl'e tijalsaaa 'Aetli f til CrIi . ?? - t'' pi: n'O da f'CI firI J''. lE ' R:1,} a> 0 - - hicata ii oi% la a t I ' aab ahicls'a' r, I It haltPa). 'F ion ?? ta:- '4l- e ilis1~)~ (f s lap.1J~ Irla ...

... E N GLAND. The Dulke and Duche-s of Sutherland and the Ladies Levesen Cower are not expected to leave Scotland for thc s''atb until after Chri;tnras. -lis Graces' ancient patri- mniryal seat, Dunrohin Castle, is not expected to he coin- pjlte in its improvements aal enibeilishments for two or three rears. 0( hi/et C7oacii.-A Cab)inet Council was held at three r £lo'ek on Thursclay afternoon, ...

... THE VINTAGE OF i84. - .- -, -. - ta- LO*d I (From L'Epoqte.j Now that the vintage is nearly finished in the countries of western Europe, we can, according to the reports we have received, give a general table, as exact as possible, ofI the principal results obtained. Everywhere, or nearly so, the produce has been middling with respect to quantitv, but rather below that of moderate years; no ...

... IMONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Io. Minlsters have resihrned. Parliament has been proro- . t d to the 30th inst. Lord Joun Russell lias been in- It cn l n, .t ; . ?? - . - I trusted with poweirs to formn an Administration. These 'y.ar the main facts 2scertained~ since our last. They are AY of course accompainied hr a thousand rumiours mnore or l less worthy of attention. ?? meest notable of the ...

... O'CONNELL AND THlP 'roIrES' COAIMMISSTONER. r,, ; liyT i fol~l aap1 ?? > r , ?? (Int;, rle Coc ?? ce of thc Tmlie.' CUwjws bic.z:sCr.) Whalterf'ord, Novemzber 21). J;efero T nierie urin it thle silbjeat of n v l Icter to dav I thtinl it tic 7-I;Li8, i li ?? to It ?? t I oh ;riti i Hn ?? to thle 'cc-cot dol,-nen or \i - 1)mie O'Colrncl, inl (oltcili ation Hatl, |i1)1 ii, t tic Il ' c'r a ...

... RIVER TlUST PROCEEDINGS. jan An adjourned meeting of' the Cly-de Trustees was held on Tens- in- day ?? Gray, Esq., in tire absence of the Lord Provost, !m in the chair. Kii -ftet- the nilnutee had ireen read, the following report was pre- try eud iii reference to the railway schemes which proposke to cross tia riiveri corns upon tine wharfs, or otherwise affect the interests no' o tlire T rust ...