... We have received the following letter from our correspondent in the capital: Not. 29. • Since the taking of Monterey no time has been lost the authorities ; and Santa Anna has now certainly some 30,000 men at his command. On tha 7th of this month General Taylor informed Santa Anna that the armistice 1 agreed upon the capitulation had not been recognised by ' his government, and that he ...

... ''L4E POLITICAL EXAMINER| oj,t ie a short hint to an itmpsrtial writer, it would be to tell ' 1! lose.f If le e resolvs to renture uopon, the dangerous precipice ?? ?? trsh. let htm proclaim sar with osulsiod-nei- ?? e ls~os to take quarter If he tells the crimes of great men 'lb 0.0o him with the iron hands of the law; if he tells them os s awh thes hare amo y then the mob attacks him with A ...

... - - ?? 1,C4 Tiu CoUnRT.-Her Majesty and Prince Albert left Windsor on Thursday for Claremont. According to pre- sent arrangements the Court will remain at Claremont fir about a week. MIARRIAGE IN I-IGro LIFE.-A marriage will shortly take place between Viscount Ebrington, son of Earl For- tescue, and the eldest daughter of Col. Dawson Darner, M1.P., brother of the late and uncle to the present ...

... land in France, and its consequences, which it represents to be the aim manj liberal statesmen of the present day to introduce into this country under the guise of gardens for the poor, peasant proprietors, ana similar heresies. The writer proves, and unfortunately has no difficulty in proving, that agriculture is very backward in France, and that the land, whether divided between small ...

... TZE COLOE'ATION OF LLON.'T AND 1TS ABUSES. TO THtZ EDITOR OF 'LLOYD)S WE9KLY NEWSPAPER., Sin,-Tlie charges which the recent quarr!l between the two civic courts at Guildliall has induced the Common Gouncil to prefer against the Court of Aldermen, and which it urges as a reason for maintaining its present an- tagonistic positiom, in defiance of the Lord Alayor; and as a reason, moreover, for ...

... 4 The following is the state of the navy for the current year; also showing the number of officers on the lists of the last three years, and contrasting the force therein exhibited with, that employed the first year after the war:- 186. Flag Officers ?? 343 Retired ditto . - Captains and retired ditto, of all * classes .89 Commanders and retired, of all classes ?? ?? Lieutenants ?? 3,776 2, ...

... I: II R AR TI jI A;. .f i. I Gd II0 ?? ; pBOtX Di;Y. ?? Jobn Bull calledupon Sir Robert: Pleel1 to ask him; to remnember that little matter he had prmsd' hmfu Yea'rs ao., 'He meant the. repeal o6f 3ancswer broughttoMr.. Bull was. , hat Sir 'Robert had'. notingfor imand 'to-go~Abont his uiesPrc. S~iqOU~fl ~ii~cnasNTr. A.4lacard..his -been put Not on the a howev , S.alybridge, nouncing tiiit ...

... ODDS AND EN!DS. THE PaucE OF MALJT Lisauo .s has been raised throughout thc metropolis, in cousequence of the rise that baa taken place in the price of malt. Porter, fetched in the consumers' own jugs, is nov 4d per pat; and in the publicans', 47d ditto. Ales are advanced in proportion. A TowN ?? DAR:CNEsS.-On New Year's eve the streets were in total darkneos. Owing to the late continued dark ...

... S YNOP SI S. j .. -- - .s - I Tun LATE COUItT ArrorxnniXTS-The appointment of Mr. Anson to be Keeper of her Majesty's Privy. Purse, retaining still his Treasurership to Prince Albert, is a: sign of the times, about which there is no mistake: The pensions and allowances with which her Majesty has charged her private income will thus fall quite naturally, and almost imperceptibly, under the ...

... 3EING ,XTRACTS FROM THE NOTE.BOOK OF THE LATE RALPH ROULETTE, ESQ.' I have set my life upon the case. and I will stand the hazard of the die. Richardc Il. So 'rote Will Shakspeare, and he was rathee a 0od Judge of human nature. I don't suppose there's ao one bold enough to deny me that fact at starting; not that I am about going back as far as his days for subjects for these notes; neither do ...

... -- - -v- [yROM THE UNfITED SEBVIC' MAGAZIN.] [Wlhere two places are mentioned, the last is that at which the Depat of the Regiment is sstationed.] ist Life Ods -WIndsor. 01th Foot. - Barbadoeas 65thFoot.-NO.W.'.Chat. 2ed do.-RReeota' Pik. Boyle. 66th do.-Glbraltar; Ton,. RI. hi. Gda.-HydoFaok. *eth ?? Isis plemoo. Ist Dren. Gds.-Bliesoie of Mvighrt 67th do.-Cork. 2nd do-tvriti Reasons Batt. ...

... T HEM ER A. TOWN EDITION. ,SUNDAY, JANUARY 10 1847. CONSERVATIVE FOLLY. We have so often urged on her Majesty's Oppo. Sition the paramount necessity of settling their per- sonal quarrels for the good of their country; that we tmust be excused from again reverting to that subject. The ,session of 1847-is now'about to commence-it assuredly will be one of the most'momentous in the annals of the ...