... JIAJIBUR(-JAN. 27. [rnoaa oric coltttn.?ec.Nflt?NT.] Tb peru-al of the Queen's speech, tmd the dc-b ?? in Palimo ni of tbc 221 inst., have ereacd inlett-e itit..r. et in II ambtar?, cool till elosec - ore on lb.. qtt; vie. fir furihe inceiiigenc'e. The speech attil s'ttletice of Sir Itoh. rt I'ee I nee ci eta inly very uxuch ad itt ir? ii, 0011 ?? to bi' condo -ice as far as nr0u ott-nt eec ...

... FRANCE. DlIs FLiNCII IN ALGIeIA.-Thle 'Monitetir' pub- tidics a despatclh for General Levasseur, dated Setif, the 10th instant., containing the official details of the dis- aster experienced by the columni comnsuanded by that officer in the province of Constantine. After giving an account of his operations from the 23rd tlt. to the 2nd inst., the General thus proceeds:- On the 2nd the weather ...

... Academib Sciences, Paris. —M. Matthicu has been appointed president of the Academic des Sciences, Paris, for the year 1846, in succession to M. de Beaumont ; and M. Adolphc Brongniart has been elected vicepresident of the Academic, in the room of M. Mathieu, M. being the unsuccessful candidate for the office. Medical Appointments.—Dr. Leeson has been appointed physician to St. Thomas's ...

... W« cannot insert, or notice in any way, any communication that is sent to anonvmously; hut those who choose address us in confidence will find their confidence respected. NEITHER CAN UNDERTAKE TO RETURN ANY MANUSCRIPTS WHATEVER. ...

... GENERAL ROSAS, PRESIDENT The news of this action was brought to Rio de Janeiro by an Ayrw The Cyclops, English man-of-war steam-frigate was immediately despatched to England with the intelligence the French ambassador being conveyed to this country in'the ship. The Cyclops reached Plymouth at daylight on Tuesday morning, after a quick passage of thirty-one days from Rio combined forces ...

... the anticipated statement of Sir Robert Peel Tuesday night, developing his measures for the abandonment of the protective system. As early one o'clock, strangers who had obtained orders of admission to the gallery of the House of Commons, began to assemble at the doors ; and, by two o'clock, there were four times many applicants, holding members' orders, could accommodated in the house. ...

... Bristol, Friday Evening.—The tide, yesterday, rose our channel to a higher point than has ever before been case within the memory the oldest inhabitant. The all points, and covered considerable tracts adjacent to its banks. Fields were inundated, flooded, houses tilled with water, and considerable at several points was done to the public towing paths. X nTt ' r the dockgates Cumberland and ...

... The Queen held a Couit and Privy Council at half-past two o'clock yesterday afternoon, at Buckingham Palace. At the Court, Count' de St. Aulaire, the French Ambassador ; Baron de Cetto, the Bavarian Minister, and Baron Hugcl, the Wurtembcrgh Minister, had audiences of the Queen on their return from the Continent. Their Excellencies were introduced by the Earl of Aberdeen, K. T., her Majesty's ...

... CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.—Sitting. JAN. 25. M. DUMON, Minister of Public Works, continued: When the adjudication of the Great Northern line was announced, several companies appeared, and a certain number of these had united their subscriptions to form the total of their social fund. The principal men of these companies came to consult me, in order to know if I would consent to a direct concession. ...

... (From tiie Spectator.) t Sir Robert Peel's position is one of proud but terrible re! sponsibility. He admitted by universal assent to be the ; only man from whom the nation can expect the measure upon which all its present wishes and fears are concentrated. ~ He may fail, but all others have shrunk from the attempt. The hopeless evasion of the rival leader has left him a free 1 field. The ...

... THE 31ORIVING CIHRONICLE. LON DON: THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, IS46. We0 are glad to boe able to state that tell opinions wlichi we ex pressed of Sir 1()11111iT PEEL'S p)laln1 mnimied int0yl ii pen its beill, J)oipolli4I0d, nre idlen- ti(cl vtit tiose INhIlich, upoll ?? ,ar(efotiun to proevlil aiougst the memiibers ot tih Liberal raiitv. Those ?? of the schemnn to wihliih We ?? aref lnINlt, Id it ...

... P'ALIUAAMINTARY PROCEEDINGS. il'kwsl; ?? PETMTIONS FitOt 1IJI..S It, i'EitElED) TO sELECT COd- mITTuEE. Avy -burrv ndl Thaine Junction ?? dand York Ediniburgwh anld ( lasoa'ro ?? D)umbartonzuirc Jtnction ?? t- 6ion1 anod ?? and Pier Sntines and Hel,'nev Ij swi'h and llury St. EMm unds (Norwich Extension) livlerstonca. 1i`iiuss, and Lanacst.'r aid Ca'rlisie ?? and 1l).rlin11rtOIL J 11ntion0 ...