... I ' oh SHIPWRECK OF TWO STEAMERS, AND OTHER in VESSELS-UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED M. LIVES LOST. Lst Never, perhaps, has there been known by the oldest mu- on riners such a continuation of tempestuous weather as had u. prevailed during the whole of the past month. The ve accounts from all quarters detail the most heart-renling fd- casualties at sea. Our columns have already announced the he loss ...

... lio SBL INTELL WENCE. OLV NE5'81AY. .The Queen and Prince Al. ?? d ;n the vicinity of the Castle precincts previous I~b l ngliness going out to shoot, accompanied by the LueC01, Sir fobert Peel, the Ri1ght RIon. Sidney Her- ;!lord Rivers. The Right lion. Sir James and Lady ,n°;d the Right lion. William Gladstone arrived at the l ,.on a visit to the Queen. O W DN!ESDAY EVEN1NG.-Hr Majesty, so- ...

... HOW THE INDTAN EXPRE9S REACHES I ENGLAND. (From tihe Morning Ilerald The plitlic attention being very much directed at this l :tsaent to the modo of conveying the Indisn meal to Erg la:d oeiland, htiti mv nut be uninteresting to our readers, mitiny of whom are no doubt unacquainted with it, to es- ploirn th cmrils' awoptrd at present, which is this :_ T';ie mail ad pasoeugors upon their ...

... I t (FROM OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT.) I New York, December 15,1845. i THE MEsSAGE.-The same steamer which takes you this, bears to you also, unlessauticipated by a sailin packet, r copies of Mr. Polk's first message to Congress. It is fiat hereto be, in the existing state of things, a state paper of s very grave importance. Its style is its least consequence, a though it is a good, plain ...

... I NTATION OF THE LONDON AND DUB- CORPORATION ADDRESSES TO HER ' ESE3T ,r A. M-.- P-fA I (rrom aie mornosng £J.s) I St Sosoa, FRIDAY EVENING.-Her Majesty having!ls ?? theCorporationoI Lon-, 06iigthat the ports of the kingdom may be opened fa he free importation of food, at half-past two o'clock IPt trovr afternoon, the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Recorder, d: the members of the Court of Aldermnan ...

... SOUTH DUBLIN UITON. The usual weekly meeting of the Board of Guardians of sid this Union wag held yesterday, at the Workhouse. sne HcNRy BOWLES, Req., in the Chair, for STATE OF THE HOUSE, of Admitted since last day, 137 ; Discharged, 36 ; Di ed, 9; tie Remaining in the house, 1761. tie IRISH R5AILWAYS. Mr. Byrne, clerk of the union, gave the following as his ino repvrt of the several ...

... Il Markree Castle, Dec. 31, 1845. Sin-I beg leave to trouble you with the enclosed Epls- meris of the now Planet, Astrae3. It may be interesting mat useful to some of your readers. Your obedient servant, EDWARD CooPER. EPrIrmEuiS Or THE3NEEW PLANET (ASTR2EA). (roos Ero Ci' S LEMENTS.) Grecnwich True True Long. dist. Aberration Mean Noon. Rt. Ascen. N.Declen. fromEarth. in ARt. i lJ.c. 1 I40. U ...

... _ANC . . , I The Paris papers of Monday have reached us. They are principall t ken up with the then impending elections of President ,ice-President, and Secretaries of the Chamber of Deput~eis. The CIam er of Deputies held its first meeting on Mon day, unde~r the presidency of M Sapey, its senior member The President proceeded first to draw tie names of the members of the nine standhig ...

... -- . I Return of Repeal Rent for the wee) endiny Monday, 291th December, 1845. we Dalkey, Dublin, per Mr M Knee A £1 0 0 Shreen, Meath, per Mr M DIl'y 3 ° unla'in, Wicklow, per R Molyneux, E'q 4 0 Newport, Monmouth.hirc, per Mr E Anderson 410 Coluinbkill, Loniglord, per Rev T Monaghan o o Worcester, England, per Mr J Quinn 4 0 0 Drogheda. Louth, per P Marron, E0 Ditto, per M L Mullally, Esq 4 ...

... The following is a correct list of the ships of war corn. missioned duringthe past year:- LiNE-or-DATTLr SHirs.-Hibernia 120, Captain Peter Richards, C B. or the flag of the Vice Admiral Sir Wil- liam Parker, G C B, commander in chief in the Mediter- ranean; Trafalgar 120, Captain William Fanshawe Martin, for the flag of Vice Admiral Sir John Chambers White, K C B, commander in chief at the ...

... I THE ADDRESS OF THE DUBLIN CORPORA- TION TO HER MAJESTY-TiE REPLY. The deputation from the Dublin Corporation, com- missioned to present an address to her Majesty, had an audience of the Queen on Saturday, at Windsor, and to their loyal and dutiful address her Majesty was counselled to reply in the terms following:- I have heard with pain the statement ?? you have thought it necessary to ...

... DREADFUL AND FATAL ACCIDENT-THE DERRY MAIL UPSET-THE COACHMAN KILLED. The particulars of the following fatal accident which r happened to the Londonderry mail coach on Thursday 1) night, have been communicated to us by James Cahill, Esq., - of 79, Talbot-street, who was a passenger, and who, we are happy to say, escaped with only some slight bruises. * The coach left the Drogheda terminus of ...