... LI'TT7'EIS and DES'AXTC,'IJFl'gS if' M21ARL. ?? 1d02 to i712. Edited by General the Right llon. Sir ;. MURRAY. VYol. 4 and 5. rx ?? 1- -S- ?? [Murray. The fame of Marlborough was beginning to fade before more recent and well remembered glo- ries, when, by a fortunate accident, these lost title- ?? of his inheritance of renown were discovered amidst the forgotten lumber of obsolete muniments. ...

... lIRELA ND. DUBINLL Di..( 30. Mr FR(OM OUR COiRiiiSl'ONDiNT.] Chhslc1orecre ot.1, es pse1ark, liss. oill- iltian-ild filL electors of Lou th, deplaute' his inteintion to offer e-hl~l s a candidate for thatvin esay ?? thle next gieneriil election, as9 successor ofti' c I. I i. 1)jwsoe, WI;o tI t start for tile county of' Monigliiiu. Mir. FortesCiue is a Lii iral, aidi is- brother to Mr. Thomas ...

... 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 ...

... FRENCH CHAMBERS-THE IING'S SPEECH. We have received the Paris journals of Thur~day and Friday, also the speech of the King of the French, delivered in person, at the opening of the session on Saturday. The speech commences with a congratulation en the general state of the country; amid that His Majesty the King of the French continues to receive from foreign powers pacific and amicable ...

... LORD ELLENBOROUGH'S FIRST PRO- CLAA 1TION TO THE NAVY. SAIttLoIs!-Her Majesty, with the advice of my good friend Wellington, has been graciously pleased to appoint me her first lord. This act of justice is not less than I deserve, and I shall hope, with your help, to show the world that the Qoeeat has not made a bad choice. I have as yet been only a conqueror by land, and I once saw a fight in ...

... Sir Bruce and Lady Chichester passed through Barn. staple on Wednesday in a carriage and four, on their way to the honorable baronet's seat, Arlington Court, which they are now visiting for the Christmas holidays, after an absence abroad of nearly four years. Bus1TcsTOW.E.-The Christmas presents of J. G. Newton, Esq., of Millaton House, Bridestowe, have again been very extensive; having ...

... TO THE EDITOR 01 THE CALEDONIAN MKERCURY. Edinburgh, 31st Dec. 1845. SIR-The following letter, received yesterday by a friend of mine, is curious from its novelty. It bears the signature of a most respectable law agent of this city. For my own part, I cannot conceive how any one can be i compelled to subscribe a contract and agreement against his will:_ Edinburgh, 29th December 1845. Smn. ...

... J (Spectator.) The Whig outcry against Earl Grey, for his conduct in the recent negooiations, has led us to make inquiries into the facts; and we have learned enough to satisfy us, that they have been grossly misrep-esented. Lord Grey has been described by the Whigs as the sole cause of their dis- appointment; they repeat the old cries about his ; im- practicability and his crotchets; and ...

... THIB LEIVES PROTEIO7TWN SOCIEI Y. A meeting of the Lewes district lranch Of thle Sussex Soilety for the Protection of Agricult'ate was held at Lesret onTuesday. .The gentlemen present were Thomas Richardson, Esq., W. C. Mabbett Esq., J. G. Blencomne, Esq. J. Ellinan, ., liqB.1 Hiif ,i rn J. losper, Esq., T. Copparti, Esq., Ibt ItVI'acnr 'Rsq,. Stieatlield, and Messrs. William Ala Tanner, ...

... POS T SC RIPT. a~- LONDON, WE.DNESDAY, Dec. 31. The details received from the United States continue to produce much interest and very strong feelings. The more the relations are examined the incompatibility and injustice of the position assumed by the American government and legislature on the Oregon question become the more apparent, and the pa cific professions of a portion of the American ...

... RLYAL BUCKS AGJRICUL' MURAL ASSO- | CIA TION. AYLESBURnY, NEODNrSDAY NIMIiT.-ThtO mnnusl gc- i nero] meeting' of the Royal Bucks A!gricultnitrl Association ve took ~slaeo this ifterno ti t tse George lint, A3lesbury rei 'Clio attendance of tenant fitirners and ?? of' tie WIv county wats very considerable, the mneeting' br~ing presided ?? over by his Giate thle Duke of litickinglhain. ti: Amng' ...

... TWV3¶sjokA¶ #B IA'SB-=. , ,:i - 'PUBI~C J1H ,N IzT- 1~4 I ~ C~A'tE' yILLB~. ~? ~ ' 7 in A -i public me~ting was hleld ibithe e'.iapel of Chait1evilie-, .g onFrid4' jast 'oifthhdOrnersieid labourers of ;he district, h to ekquroikinto he state of tliepotato c'rop. 'Veij'e;. id Mrl'C'rika;' Rex. Mesirs. W. CJroke, and Led'doe, sad Dan ly elaishy Esq,, attended.- From' the very depr'sssiig'sao. ...