... Robert Miles to be lieutenant, without purchase,.vice Trower. g- 11th Light Dragoons.-.Mao John Dougles to be lieatenant colonel, without purchase, vc ?? of Cardigan, promoted to be major Er. general ; Captain Edmund Peel to be major, without purchasse,'vice ...

... Seagull from Rouen, and the Eugenie from St. John's. Q11EENSTOWN, JAN. 23.-Arrived the Alert from Galatz g for New Ross, Sarah M from Callao, Independent froirn Vianna for Cork, Ocean Queen from Taganrog, John Woo4 from Akyab, Creole from San Francisco ...

... whilo ,recently create,,d cotraidurablu la rtrtm (it llort lotd-ewo St.. John's-ood. Up to nuiuluuight on Saturrday, mitts caner were dealt wills utire mentropolitano arm, armS of tbkeso air carols front Mlaryleobne, time frout St. Piamerts, mose omie ...

... Water Colon's has lost another of its valued members. Mr. John Mogford, who was of an old Devonshire family, and son ot a well-known painter of picturesque architecture, has followed Mr. John Syer to his tomb. Mr. Mogford was born in London on October ...

... hl rmAmsterdam. John and MBss, Dyes aiser, from MaIaS rg 8Wn ?? rn ibn Paaha(s) OselfrmAter.Mr An rsen r M S ichaelsae. sod Aet Frfrm otra.EieInuth, from Li's- nty ba ?? rmPlmn.Guvernor van Ewyck, uto Zeltyfo mtra.Caas cGarr, from St John. ade FOREIGN SAILED ...

... agreed to recommend the payment of duty by weight, and not by measure. ALLEOGD LIBEL.-The Queen's Bench has granted Lord Cardigan a rule against Lieut. - Col. the Hon. Somerset Calthorpe, for an al- leged libel in defendant's book on the Crimea, dlescribing ...

... herself. Just at that moment Catarina awakes ; the real part whicls Tisbe had played is made manifest ; and she expires in the arms of those upon whom her self-sacrifice has conferred happiness at the moment when a hurried message from the governot's palace ...

... bookbinder, June 10, at II. JANE HIANDS, Birmingham, licensed Victolallcr, July 14, at 12. JOHN BENSON BROWNE, Newcastle-under-Lyme, mineral insr- chant, June 10, at 12. JOHN IIAYDkN, Biri-ingham, retailer of ales, Jane 30, at 12, EZEKIEL EDWARDS, Birmnsigham ...

... Anjmprovement i Rn ?? euffs or, wristbands fors1iirts. R Johln D. Bates, ]3ith . An improved ?? for tire back sights of fire-arms. John Fielding, Gloaucester: An improved hamr- mock chair. Henry- Lamploutglt, Abernant: Paving and, :e flooring. Edward M. Munro ...

... the ditch that I was not able to go over. He then got hold of me by the arm, and took me to an easier place to go over. He wanted my name, I gave it to him. He caught me by the arm again, and held me till I came to a fence of a Mr. Liddey's where there ...

... Legg, John Dunlop, D. B Cameron, Dean Nicholson, Dean Clapperton, and Joseph Holder; Bailie Doig, A. P. mit, Cunillors Gentle and MacLaren; Geoge ood col taveler PeerMatthew, mercant BalieWhyt; Hgh artn, coal merhan; Wllim Sall reire teche; John Lowdraer; ...

... qrs, a arrard and Bartram. n BRUNsWtcK Capt. Curran, frosts Liverpool. S Dis Batconi, 14 boxes, John White and Co; 6, W TitlUy and Sons Y Hams, 10 boxes, John Wflite atd Co tl JIZZIE, Capt, Lowis (Baker), frolu Holyhead, n Dls oats, 9O tons, Western Counties ...