... :Ov ?? 1.-NLON ~ FROME Tar1 L,3NLON SwT1 Tuesday, Dec. 29. WAR OFFICE, DEC. 29. lot Regiment of Life Guards-Lieutenant the Honourable Wellington Henr3 Stapleton Cotton, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Anderton, who retires; Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Hugh William Boulton, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cotton; Edward John Cornwallis Lord Eliot, to be Cornet and Sub Lieutenant, by purchase ...

... The Government, we are happy to say, has exhibited a practical recognition of those distinctive principles upon which the colony of New Zealand was originally founded. There have been published, duriog the past week, a royal charter, which is, for the most part, a copy of the statute of last session, being granted in pursuance of the powers and in accordance with the previsions contained in ...

... On Tuesday night the Fines Dinner of-the Committee and Board of Management of the Licensed Victuallers' Asylnm took place at Mr. Kemp's, the Queen Elizabeth, ASYlum.roadl Old Kent-road. Mr. Kemp, the Chair- man,, presided, on: the present occason. Helfwae sup. Ported by the following Past Chairmen of the Society:- Ilessrs. Larby, Willson, Stennett, Hodges, Findley, and IVallie. Among the ...

... ZEALTZ AD ITS PBS~i3aATiON. Tcos S ours. DISEASES OF THE CHEST.-NO. X. ARSTHMA ASTHMA, in familiar language, has a most comprehensive significs. I tion, as difficulty of breathing, from whatever cause it may aris I generally described by this term. Asthma, properly so called is confined to that endition of disordered respiration in which the d'ffiL culty of breathing is temporary, but recurs ...

... IwEL4L. ANoTonER CALL FOR A NATIONAL PARTrY.-Mr. Ralph Os- borne has again taken up his pen, and in a lonag but energetic appeal to the aristocracy, gentry, and tenant-farmers of Ireland, calls upon them to shake off their sloth, and prepare for immediate ac- tion. He says,- If you understand your own interests, and are not prepared, in blind submission to the Government of the day, ' to ...

... 'PA|sj F WEIGHTS AND mr.EASua FALSE IN THE; CITY. : III * Yesterday the following appeare before Aldermen Coptd wad' Farrcombe, summoned by Mr. Inspector Xnott aid Mr. Inspector Harrard Williaimt J. Pember, butcher, Newgate-mnarket-beam aM scale 2 oz. draft against the purchaser. Fined 5s. and costs. Elizabeth Stokes, butcher. Newgate-manket-beam and scale 2 ox. draft against the purchaser. ...

... j ' 0' PB^~~~FR NCE. - t A schism has broken out,.it is said, indthe ranks of the ministerial party in Paris, LzPresse charges the Deiats with treason against M. Ginot . The-artiele in the latterjournal declaring that nothing e is leftfbo France now in ER r , except either the Englisalliance a or isolation is declared b tbe. Legitinist party to be the inspiration; c not oftie Cabinet, but of a ...

... YOv 7 ORIN FIAIRS. - .- ?? , , - I I1 INDIA. We have received by extraordinary express from. Mar- seilles our despatches, in anticipation of the overland mail, whicb left Bombay on the 16th ult. They contain no remarkable facto. - The news from th lkingdom of Lahore and the new kingdom of Jamoo represent them as both propped upby the British troops. In Jarioo there are four armies be-: sides ...

... PASHIONS FOR JANUAR. (From the London and Paris Ledies' Magazine Of Fashion.) Dresses of dan as, with wreaths satines, moires antiques, broches, merveilles, and various other rich materials, are equally fashionable for soirees, as visiting dresses, according as the colours are light or dark; small bouquets of feathers are used to ornament the mpires broches in gold or silver, each confined by ...

... CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. The Lead Ores of the Colony.—The following paragraph appeared only in part of our Saturday's publication:—Mr. Thalwitiier, the Hamburg consul at the Cape, transmitted, last year, some specimens of the lead ore found at Staden River. A report of analysis of this ore, by Dr. Stbamer, of the University Rostoch, is encouraging. The locality of the ore is, we understand, easily ...

... oil the Continent, conjoined with the certainty of a deficient crop in America, not counterbalanced by more abnndant crops in any other quarter, The tables compiled by the associated brokers ol Liverpool show that the aggregate stock of cotton all the ports of the kingdom only amounted on the 31.-1 of December to 545,790 bales, compared with 1,055,27 C in 1845, and 903,107 in 1844. The stocks ...

... incessantly in search of some general principle to which they may square all their actions. To this feature in the national character we attribute a curious and edifying pamphlet that has just been flung by some citizen of Auld Reekie the heads of the directors of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway. The author has been the trouble of raking up and digesting, for the instruction of those ...