... srom ffucotlavo U.'a-DIDU oatette. FonEJ,,i OrFICr, MARCH 12. The Quee-. rns been pleased to approve of Mr. John Burr',as Con.sill at Hong Kong fbr his Majesty the Aiing of Denmark. FOREIGN OFFICE MARCH 13. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Francisco Jose de Paiva, as Consul General at Hong Kong for her Majesty the Queen of Portugal and the Algarves, DOwN1NG-STREET, MARCH 16 The ...

... - THUITIDAY, MARCH 4, IS47. THE talk OVERLANND BOMBAY MAIL. Gm 7eWe have received by Extraordinary Express past L 'i1arieilleos) ouir correspondence an(t files of swals >e' Sapel iU anticipation of thle Overland affic M a il. The (fates are-Bombav, Feb. coal 1 alcutta Jain. 23; Delhi, Jan. 21; and low ?? ixindria, Feb. 21. We hava not an' intel- C ?? China of later date than that pub- R rl-e. ...

... SEANMEN'S HOSPITAL SOCIETY. The anniversary of the Seamen's Hospital Society for e sick and diseased seamen in the port London, on board r the three-decker Dlreaebtought, moored off Greetiwich, Y was held at the Loudon Tavern, The Earl of Auck- 11 land, the First Lord of the Admiralty, was in the chair, h supported right and left by Vice Admiral Sir C. Adam, h one ofhis lordship's colleagues, ...

... SERIOUS DISTURBANCE-FIRING ON THE PEOPLE. W Xc.-The shipment of' grain from this place has excited an unusual degree of violcnce on the part of the people,who are apprehensive thatby allowingit to be sent away they will be involved in the same calamity offa. mintrewith their c uttrymen in the Highlands. it appears from a long account in the John ?? Journal of Friday, that avessel bad arrived ...

... A loarto loutop a I -lr1-~ I - ES I `OltT or, I QO.T SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1847. RETURN OF THE COURT TO BUCKINGHAM PALACE. On Wednesday afternoon at half-past one o'clock, le her Majesty and the Prince Consort, the Prince of 'nWales, Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, the Princess e Alice, and attended by the Countess of Desart, Hon. st Miss Napier, Major General Bowleg, Col. the Hon. Chas. Grey ...

... The estimates presented to the Chambers amount to 140,984,591 francs, or 5,639,3831., viz,:- Ordinary service (searileC MeOd Fro. £. cotloics). ?? ,, 121,184,591 or 4,847,883 'Extraordinary service (including the 2nd annualpart (532,0001:) of the special credit of 99 millions in seven years. ?? ?? ?? 19,800,000 or 092,000 Total . ?? 140,984,591 or 5,639,382 The sums voted for 1847, sanctioned ...

... ear I.- an 1 TAXI rALSA; H t -UOViD t-UI5U }'RIDAY, lMNARCH 112.3 Lord Johnt Russcst, on tmoving the order of the day for going into commnitlee on the Poor' Relief (Ireland) Bill, observed that he wished to lay before the House thc latest stale of at' fairs in Iheland, and to call their attention to the pro. -isions of the bill on which he proposed that they should go into committee. He would ...

... a at-.. the IsW. Justice Williamis having ditrbfltd of all the civil as eases took prisonerscfrseaig:o cave the Ptlsof Jianuary, ?? and other property, ask, bslosnginig.to Islaa New, her master. by Mr. Slade conducted the ease for the prosecution. ities From the evidence these very extraordinary facto ware 'Yom elicited N=-Mr. and Mrs. New, with their three children and, lived its Castle ...

... ' The account given by us, in common with our contemporaries, of the nature of that marriage into which the menaces and manceuvres of the Wing of the French and his ambassador flung the young Queen of Spain, has proved unfortu- nately correct. Every letter from Madrid, many of them published, tells the same tale, gives the same picture of the newly-married royal couple. Don Francisco, the King ...

... IIUUtl3 VPr rLtZ L1). TlU-PSDAY, MARC °25] The Drainageof Lands Bill wis read athirdtine, and pa-sed. heord Stanley moved forcopies of the correspondence ciich had taken place between the Colonial Office and the late Governor of Van Dlemen's Land. Sir 1Eardey vWilmot, relative to his recall from the govern. meui of that colony, and to some vague impatatious on tl;S versanal character. The ...

... (BEcing the Journal of Alderman Calliposh, during a week's Irish experience). To Mr. Punch. SIB},-IY attention having been called to an assertion . by Sir [. Barron, that a cry has been raised against :, the Irish landlords by the moneyed men of the City of I. London, in order to depreciate Irish estates in the n market, and then buy them at reduced values, I aat . induced to address you ...

... . A GOOD BREAKFAST, DINNER, OR SUPPER-Put one pound of rice and one pound of Scotch barley into' two gallons6f water, and boil them gently for four. hours over a slow fire, then add four ounces of treacle and one ounce of salt, and let the whole msimnr for half an hour. It will produce sixteen pounds of good food. II.i A SAVOURY Disri.-Put one pound of rice into fiveI pints of cold water, boil ...