... I OSS OF THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT STEAMIER IPAPIN. The French Government has just received intelligence o the loss of the Papin steamer. The following are the details I of that melancholy event as published by the M oniteur:- The Papin left Cadiz at two o'clock P.am. on December 5, and was bound for Senegal. The weather was fine during the whole afternoon of the 5th and the morning of the ...

... EP1NBU 1It! I - rfA ZETTE Janury S. ?? Mount~sojr, painter and colouir merchant in Pertht-Creditors taieet in the hou2se of ~Villieut Cointalble. inn- keeper, St Annie's Lante, Perth, Zhd and 24th February, one Januanry 24. JAXEs BADaENocnJ Lin. merchant tailor andl ir-e chant in Aberdeen-Creditors mneet tn the ?? Of George Allan. A'iarischal Street there, 4th Februar' and 4t March, ten ...

... UNITED STAMTES&C. .Arvix.M Or THE STEAN-SHrIP CA_'tMltn. Liverpool, Sunday. The Royal Mfail steamer Camabria, Captain Judikins, arrived here. this ?? from Boston and Halifhx, after a passage I of less tI an tens days fronm the iftter port. She brought home. a, large namber of pas~sengers,' and a. very beavn mail. By br Uerril we ha~ve been put ieapossessioi ot ads-ices fronm N-e' 1(a b'h 5th. ...

... TIlE BRITISIT EVERGREENS. - .. ?? I - I I . . I F I sc l oy, (Gardners' ChAronficl) e.i * ten-iniu-'ecnce- Of C(:ristmes l 'ecricities anil ancoicailtc-s of fire- o o si,-l cm'o anti t le -l';iie's of our ?? are ?? nkl cn- l t necced ci n-- that cheerfil e1l Csil evergreen, ti're o ii-' RIt- . z ' 61, ) ned lo.mtgr it beI re the earl- i'rfeosniis ot cite ilihtcr;rot ;irm-pesse'?o:l.. shal! ...

... ?? I Tsr: NFrw, LogotB CM Cnic R}r4ISTsn.-Oa i1oday the Earl of Dalhousie attended in the First Division of the Court of Session, for the purpose of taking the oaths necessary on the Noble Earl assuming the office of Clerk of her Majestv's Registers and Rolls ii Scotlad, in thle room of the late Right Hon. William Dundas. Ten of the Jndges Mere present. The oaths were administered hr cthe Lord ...

... dOrei5t0 JtntcILItn. - ot . . . . The comuilittee of the Chaniber (if Peers oni thb Address met on Tutsdayto receive the report ofthe Odunt Postalis. Should thd Address be approved, the Peers will meet oh Wednesday in their bureaus to hear it read, and the discussion upon it was to cortmence on Thursday. On Saturday, the French Minister of Finance lad bdfore the Chamber of ...

... SOUTH AMERICA Palnouth. Jan. 1S. E3[er Aajesty's pacet Crane, I~ieut. ~Le-is, cocnmandinr, arrived this morning from Rio de Janeiro lirct in forty dans. Passengers Mr. Lynd. from Rio Granrle, and MI-5 Steven; ard on freight in gold and diamonds. about i40,MOn. She met the Royal Tar of Exeter from Sydney ?? in Rio harbiour and was to sail next day for England. Her Majesty's packet l'5ir-ss ...

... * i 19 1JV'X1 l ' tl t; SJJL2,il. L.7. I Articles C!3ssified. CLASS I .rtri les of Food. .\rrow root ?? .. reor ' l -~r ?? ?? ?? BIcwheat t ?? t a'sava powder ?? ?? Cheese ?? ?? ?? Cider and Perry ?? Ciitron preserved in salt Cucumbers preserved in salt Fish, cured ?? ?? Hams ?? ?? ?? F flops ?? ?? ?? Maize or Indian corn ?? ni c s al . ?? ?? ?? } 1 iseard flour ?? .. Pearl barlev ?? YRice ...

... ADDRiESS TO LORD IIETCALFE. _- _- _ _ . _ D1 ., A very numerous meeting of gentlemen connected with India was held on Mondae at the Oriental Club, Hanover Square, for the purpose of considering the ?? of addressing Lord 31etcalfe on his return to his native cointry. There were present at least 2c50 gentlemen of the highest character connected vi ith the civil and military service ot' India. ...

... LAY ASSOCIATION I IN SUPPORT OF THE SCHEMES OF THE CHURCHB.I In our last we brieily adverted to the very gratifying m-eeting, held on Tuesday the 13th instant, in the Assembly Rooms, of the members and friends of this Association. Want of space then prevented our giving any report of the various speeches deli- . vered on the occasion, ana we therefore recur to the subject now for the purpose ...

... I PROBABLE WAR IN TEE PUNJATJB. (From the Mforning Herald, Mlfondavy) We hase received, by special express, our files of India pa- pers, in anticipatiou of the overland Bombay mail. This ex- press is, we believe, the most rapid that has yet been accom- plished, notwithstanding the boisterous weather that has long prevailed, and proves beyond a doubt that the route vie Mar- seilles is the ...

... The tlirtv-sixth annuat nieeting of this society vas hell Ioit Frileslv evening. in tie Iljiretotr Rlcmnsi, olilcir were crowd ed tlV ci nurnerrsrs arid respevralsie nidienice. consisrinie riiefli ofla,iics. ldir Hogg rtf`2ervliicton was called to thie chiair. 1ie referrer! wvithl oleasure to the controvcrsy which tie Socity had i stincesslr1ciy wage-d abouit twenty vears a %i. i'ell thc Pi ...