... TER OREGON squa A 9-arrespandertre, It appearsd, has takes) Place between the mizsfrrera of the United States and this COuntry, cam. snlencinlg in lt8f2, and extending to August 1845, on this subjecta, wbch has at length resulted in a declaration, on the part of Mr. Palkenhan, aot In ne- cept of the proposition of tlte settlemeot at the 48th degree of north latitude. Ttis correspondenee is ...

... DECEMBER 27.-The James Watt, Ferguson, from Havre-Jane, Riminaton, Hamburg-Water Lily, Huit, St. Micbael's-PrirmCOss Alice, Mandeson, Amsterdam- Bornholm, Meibtye, Rio Janeiro-Emerald, Paney, Anti- gua.-DECEMBER 29.-The Mary, Gallins, from the Mauritius-Bowssia. Hamnmaun, Kotuigsberg-Provi- dence, Elliott, St. Michael's-Manly, Robinson, Rouen- Vulcan, Sangeson, Konigsberg-Ann, Farr, Hiusum- ...

... It is well known that the Duke of Wellington answers every letter he receives. His habits are such that he acknowledges even every circular. We have been favoured with the following letters, which, we are proud to say, have never been published before. They have all the Wellington stamp of authenticity about them. There cannot be a doubt that they are original-very original:- Field-Marshal ...

... m^.nowt THEILONDONGAZEWTTE. F'riday, Jan. 9., WAR-OFFICE, JANUARY 9, 184G. 4th Dragoon Guards-Assistaflt-SurgeOfl J. Iesnes, froam 78ih FeaL, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Adolphus, ap- I pointed to 7 ith Foot, January 9.t 5th LSght Dragoons-Cornet, the Hen. S. F. Carew, to 3 be ILieatenant, by purchase, rice Pakenhamzt, who retires; W. Davis, Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Carew, ...

... A plLLAR OF THE CHURCH ran rt'ftrrt OF 5LODO'S WEEaRLY SPAPa. | so _b.4scut twelve months since I called hei lion of your readers to one of those s andal. viill the chcrc-i. e., the gross negligence 5ed~np , !t indifference of the beneficed clergy r etieare, and een common requirements, of ir dk, wich asre a disgrace to the church, 3nd e of stumbling to many, who interpret tianit l through ...

... WEEKLY gUMMARY OF MARI- TIME CAS'UAZiTIE& The allsw'M lng summary ca refurll cofp~dfb b daily file of glbs SI*ippio; and MeN ?? Geeffle, &nd 3may be relied upon as da s'erertof maritimed asters-that is, it contains ?? telil rnThirs- with shipping afloat, rece vdptalt a nhr- o day, and published in the latest editieP o tfthe otea- that evening. It may bh regarded aa ?? neadn ture 0o news; ...

... ] (FRtOX THIE UNITED SnRVXCP MAGAZINE.] Acheron, st., 2, Mediter. Flying Fish, 12, Coast of Afr. Acorn, 16, S.E. C. of Amuer. Fox, 42, China. Actmr,, 26, Coast of Africa. Frolic, 2t, P jici.c Atlder, 1, st., Pembroke. Gladiator, st., Wo0laIch1. A(17ice, 1, st., Pembroke. Gleaner, 2, st., Bermudao. African, st., Sheerness. Gorgon, 6, st., S.E. CoaSt of Agiocourt, 72, China. America. Alorm, 26, ...

... CLAWXATION| OF ' LLOYDS WESEKLY NEwSPAPER -lor many years the people of this coun- o been unremitting in endearours, in ,e civit their peclta r views, to ameliorate uhtisio of their fellovw-creatures. Some loted, as the ?? object for the of the humanity of the State, the eman- ef the negroes i some have deemed the out of missionaries to inculcate principles l oameong onbelievers,the work ...

... I T TEN HOURS' BILD. death of Lord Whartnliffe, and the consoquent ion of the Honourablo John Stuart Wortley, M.P., House of Pears, having created a vacancy in the eillatiou of the West Riding, the Central Short Committee of Yorkshire resolved that the ten 'jouestion should be promptly brought before such -re or candidates as might offer themselves, and he secretary should solicit an interview ...

... CODEN AND WODEMOUSE, Cobden-the indefatigable and almost ubiquitous ad- vocate of commercial freedom-accepted the challenge which Mr. Wodehouse, one of the members for Nurfolir, had thrown out. te, on Tuesday evening, met the Protectionist champion at an immense meeting held In St. Aidrew's Hal, Nolrwich, and there established the case of Corn-law abolition, total and immediate, by ...

... ELEFCTZON MOVEMENTS. WESa RiDnNa.-It is oured that in the event of acontest for the West Riding of Yorkshire, Mr. Lane Pox will come forward on the Conservative interest. Mr. Fox left Brainham Park for Bingley last week.- Post, KILDAnR.-Robert Burke, Esq., nephew of the Eatl of Mayo, has published an address to the electors of Kildare. le professes to be a conservative, of the dis- satisfied ...

... The usual weekly meeting of the Repeal Association, held on Monday, in Conoiliation Hall, was very much crowded, and much interest was attached to the proceed- lgs from its hasing been very generally known that Mr. O'Connell intended alluding to the condition of hls own tenantry and rebutting the calumnies of the Rinses' cormmission and his colleague. The hon. and learned gentleman wse ...