... FOREIGN INTELL[GENCE. FRANCE. Tile following diplomatic appointments have just been made by the Preshlelit of the Rt public :-M. de Alarescal- la« rehi, formerly First Secret iry of Eulbissy in London, to be v Eavoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of Portugal M. Forth Rouen, ex-Charg6 ?? is in Cuehm, to be Wliister at Athens; and Al. Dessmeloiezs, 31 Caef 1du Cabinet of ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGEN(1i. [le SiT. lllLlEN'S. lcd POLICE CouRT.-On Friday last, before D. lBronlilow, vas E~sq., Edward Scott wits chiarged with stealing a Jisos jar l g- andibou 2 lbs. weight of ginger lozenges, tile r'.l rty of il MisHunt. As tllc lozenges and jar could us'. sworn Hei to thle prisoner scals acquoittedt on this charge, bur .,I. ;Lt of :ed vagrancy bcing proved againist litu, ...

... Friday next being Good Friday, our office in Lord- treetI will he closed at Eleven o'ciock ila the morning: but the Mlercury q ill b.e on sale, the whole of the day, at k the folluwv.i gplaceR : - b Arnoll'., swi,10,am-satroct ; IP~llthITittbrbarn-stroet; t 4:1 D ?? . jls'.i, 157, (:rcut [oIward- JohuII l. r Icr, Pot oeirce, Uruns- street, el'd O3I, Oih- . ick r.d O ctreet UiIc 1 11' Is. as, ...

... WHAT IS TO BECOIE. o0 THE CRYSTAL PALACE BY JOSEP1H PAXTON, - The time is approaching vshen the World's Fair will lien terminate, and the vast roof under which it is held, being i t no longer required for that purpose, nmust, according to less the terms of agreement with the Comumissioners of Woods aim and Forests, be removed, ;and, by this time next year, by the ground is to be made as smooth ...

... COURT3 &c. BAL.110RAI.-Prince Albert went out deer stalking on Wednesday. Her majesty and the princess royal rode with his royal highness to the forest, and then returned to Balmoral. Initlhe afternooni herr majestyaseompanied tby the Princo of' Wales, visited the Diuchess bf.Kent at Abergeldie. The Countess of Desert and the hion. M iss Byn wee i atendance. Her majesty visited he0roy al hE ...

... COURT, &c. 1, WINDSOR JAN. 27.- The additions to the royal table e last evening were her Royal Highness the Duchess ofl e Rent, his Serene Highness Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg,! d the lady in waiting to the Duchess of Kent, the Baroness do Speth, and Colonel the Hon. C. B. and Mrs. Phipps. Is --His Serene Highness Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg .left the castle at six 'clock this morning for ...

... Om- On Tuesday evening, a meeting was held at the Royal yed, Amphitheatre, for the purpose of considering the subject coin of nunneries, with the view of getting up a petition to the Duld Queen, to be signed by the ladies of this town. The vere chair was occupied by John Cropper, Esq., and the pro- urra ceedings were opened by prayer. prom The CT0 llsiARN said the object of this meeting was a ...

... SALUS, POPULI LEX StRl'l:M.E TULWDA ?? AIPRIL 29, 1851. S U M M i R Y. The Easter holidays are over', and. public atten- 11' tien is now directed to the World's Fair, which 'M wilh how pno Thrsday next. Her L MaIjesty lyill procced inl state to tegasplc nd May-day. Alitl telroyail ?? ill hc on the ,same o r~calc as at the opcniing of P1arliament-the passage o from the p)alace ait Buckinghaml ...

... The Covr.auget WVatchmnu gives an account of the mobbing anal stoning of a Scripture reader in the streets of Tuam. z The grand esnnge lodge for Ireland has issued an ad- f dress, in which they record their respectful and affec- I tionate remembrance of the late King of Hanover, and E denounce the coatinuance of the grart to Maynooth. t MUIRDER OF TISQ)As BATESON, Esq.-A frightful mrtr- der ...

... I mile niberpool oficalc.w r FRIDAY, NOVEMB Eil 14, 1851. il SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. g - S ;i~it unfittl lad M. Kossuth's visit to Birmingham and Man- prefser cat chester seems to have created a perfect furor in series ingthose great manufacturing towns. At half-past and al n twelve o'clock on Monday, the distinguished Parlia lie or Stranger reached the Birmingham railway station, The p kdo ...

... The uiberpool es8v TUESDAY, NOVE-EMB]ER 18, 1851. -ALUS POPI. I L-1X SUPLEMA. SUM MARY. the. Kossuth attended at the HanIlover-squariie-roomis, lisle on Thursday, for the purpose of Ireceiving the ad- gaze, dresses which have been voted to huin at public and, meetings of the several metropolitan boroughs in wvay the course of the last tenl days. Although thre ad- to L mission was by ticket, ...

... . oh it ORANGE PEE it, TO THE EDITORS OF TUB LVIU06R6OOt &#SndiA`? S w GETLEO EN,.-it jyou could only see mypoor ufortunate L1. nose, all bruised and swelled, I am sure you would pity me, i. especially when I tell you that slipping on orange peal was nd the cause of my present misfortune. I was walking along oh Chatham-street, on Wednesday evening, when, stepping non a piece of orange peel, I ...