... ?? THE MNdON GAZETTE. Tuesday, Feb. & DUCHY OF LMCASTER. JAY 30. The Queen has been this day pleased to apoint Wmllwn Standish Standish. of Duxbuoy-park, Esq., to be Sheriff of the county palatine of Lanaesnter for the yeat ensuing. CROWN OAFFICF, FE-D. S. MEtIttRaS REttURNaD Te .ERVE INt Tlt19 PRESENT PAItLTAUVET, Borough of Mltdhursct.-Sp'nor Horatio Walpole,' of Ealing, In the county of ...

... 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- ...

... PEAR rOR. ? ?? ?? Ga fTr. TRt RING FROM lt Ust os.As 0 flit one I anal, it is od1ious for a inttat oi oterarasaii lorterat to to (:0l lII blinus tosessgelt ago, still strivisatt jitaresse it hlopaltod larger t ilt an ~;1 ie~raa toI the, prbt ii' a)s'sitset p5tftit. 'alo i:,ltgit to ?? a rilear state and en- vora~~ or snaultsg 0trer sty~ iiiM lit' so is it ?? tn for a ilerson shos Ilies Speat ? ...

... | I -L--RANNY lN A HE OST- I Thie progress of t e official inquiry at the Iost-om..i as hisa saddenly into c--apel by a elrcumnstance vwhich, it Ic sit poial ,will net bt Ccxcie c until thle matter is rfefo:-ed t t-:. u0 . Commono for fa~t or noitruct ens, unless the Ptljltoc, ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH NAVY ON THE 1st AUGUST, 18,4. [FROst THlE UNITED SERVICE MAGAZINE.] Aerteotno, 2, ct., Slodt r. F, Iios,,sor Cons ito I'M o'otss,ns, or., C. of Ate. Alcorn. 1i, S. Si. C. or Am Ye rot, 10, C. ?? 0 ro. 'oPtOs, 3, Sto PCIeoTl-oI Aotmlatt1. 0, or., C. olpi A r-l'oott ?? E. Con Rtttott. 110 Il~si. Itqotd. Atflor, I, ot., Foelnt . I, AinttL;a llaCloors, IS Ei. Snouts. A ...

... TttaE is a saving which has a shade of hoar anti- it' upon it, and which many believe to have been the crtumot some venerable sage. It is this;- that what can't be cured, must he endured But the truth of the npho- isa may be conceded without allowing that it contains silt ceaarkrble' degree of wisdom ; and the question still reiflulS, whethelr any given circumstanees be indeed such as ...

... ODD3-FELLOWSHIP, &e. THEB OLD FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC. The Old Friends are coming out. They are obtaining the advan- tages of publicity, and may now claim recognition as one of the great social institutions of the age; but wye Veisis they bad adopted another mode of challenging ltoe notice of the community than that whisc we had the task of recording last week. It is never wise in indi- viduals ...

... VESSELS ENTERED INWA1DS AT THE cUSTOr-1TOUSE. AUGUST 8-The Johannes, Morrell, from Cortsens - Mary, Ireland, Petersburgh-Regina, Tanggaam, Grenada-Juno, Braclrh, Rensburg -Quiz, Norfolk, Newfoundland-Mary, Juby, Itiga-Sprite, Parsens, Guernsey - Hope, RusseUI, Riga - Ann, Hogg, Riga-Victory, Tap, Riga-Joseph Porter, Reid, St. Stephens-Romeo, Pollock, Calcutta- Agnes and Mary, Caithness, ...

... FR0V TH!--LoNDO^- G.a92a'- .- Friday, Oct. 9. WAR OFFICE, OCT. ?? 18.1 5th Dragoon Guards-Assistant-Staff-Sargoesin William Ardem , to be AssistanttSurgeon, vice Attleck, promoted il thes -4,th Foot, October 9. 7th Light Dragoons.-Cornet \Villiam Babinlgtl, to be Lieutenant, by pulrchase, vice Ricardo, vho retires- Francis AtOiur Farrell, Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Babingica, ...

... ST AND POSPECTS OFIRELAND I tha' the motion of Earl Grey on the RN Iead as0eedingly ill-timed- W disrpute many of the assertions he or'11 at Coc of the remedies he pro- the a hole afair hatile look with it of to embarrass the Goverflment, and of .. anticipation, against a favourable Of the rsreilial Mreasures which the hwe i5 ceutemlplation, At the present rootri is ill no temper to listen to ...

... PUBLISHED ON SUNDAY MORNING, CONTAINING THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE OF TEE WEEK. WHAT ARE WE TO EXPECT FROM THE NEW MINISTRY? Even the Whigs appear to have been constrained by the progress of public opinion, and seem to feel a neces* sity of obeying the spirit of the times. We are willing to extend toleration to a sinner who shows his penitence by aets rathet than words; and, we very readily and ...