... Foreiqn Entelligence. FRANCE. lowing programme of the ceremonies connected with tl fo! ident’s re -clect ion is given by the Moniteur of Mon- day :— On the 31st of December, at half-past eight in the evening, the President of the Republic will receive at the Palace of the Elysee the Consultative Commission, which will resent to him the minutes of the reckoni of the votes given by the French ...

... A USTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.- To sail punctually the 20th January.-For SYDNEY direct, the splendid frigate-built ship ROMAN EMPEROR, A 1, (belonging to Messrs. Greenwell and Hall), register 793 tons, WILIAM CHAMMION, Commander; Iying at the Jetty, London Docks. This fine ship has a spacious poop, with most excellent , accommodations for cabin passengers, her 'tween docks being lofty and ...

... (FEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN., . HARRIS has the honor to announce that he bas I Lessee of this Estabishment, and-that it has opened tca numerous and efficient Company. ffrflIS EVENZN'J (Thursday), January 1st, will be eformed the New Comedy of per LOVE3 IN A MAZE. crdolinever, Mr. J. Webster; TonyNettlethorpe, Mr. Bobsn; Mrs. Bucklethorne, Mrs. H. Kirby. To conclude with a Grand Christmas Pantomime, ...

... IIGII SCHOOL, OF GLASGOW. SECOND QUARTER. rIIIS Institution wcill RE-Ol'EN on MONDAY the 5th 1 instant, ?? m I'UIO;!s itty be ?? lt the various 0] Departments. Prospectuses, giving full particulars relating to (lasses, Hours, and Fees, may be had froia tho Janitlr at the Lodge. 2d January, 1852. HIGH1 SCHOOL OF GLASGOW. 1pHERE are now Five different FRENCII CLASSES in 1 operation at thiq4 ...

... j i R>:N tI I A.) OS. -ITlu ISTEI.ROF (je,.ci AND ?? ; t'm biite 11i 53;pe{.. l1S Itl.isS.'i.. - t~ i, B lJtai'lling. J Chsr .1:6in, 7:t. l 1 S ?? SI 'ENI:E I~ )ll ;i;vs v ...

... ii'at c it c 'Iii if' ?? ithI mt'tui' op'llki baroli xilid, i ' k Oii.N:%(l~ .~ Ilsoi' * Li. ''te sl iti Nix' 'i i-o T i N' ii ?? I.'I I d II It Lii I 'il.iL thxti-i lwcxild 'i ii L v1 .iuni'it * N ?? if I l~ldIJ I , it i iti Ii ai y I [- :ii x ?? iir fii'' 10 II' 'joll, in.:i- ?? it 1 t'-iti * I t'IL 05lil, lit ii Iit' iloil'to- ii, l i t - i ?? : ds Ii ii I ?? 4 ?? 01L tifitI' puL11., ii ...

... V IEATRE ROYAL, 'DUBLIN. H1 HARRIS has the honor to announce that he ba ' Lessee of this Establishment, and that it has opened a numerous and efficient Company. with FVENI$[Gr (Friday), January 2nd, will be the New Comedy of 1Srlortne tOVE IN A MAZE. j~rdlinever, Mi\ J. Webster; Tony Nettlethorpe Mr. tosn 31rs. Bucklethorues, Mrs. H. Kirby. 1os comclude with a Grand Christmas^ Pantomime, ...

... 1TFHEATRER - n OVAL. I)ItURlY-LANE. T UNI'RECEDER'TED ArTlTACTION FbOR THE HOLIDAYS. TO-NIGHT. ?? Olyn will alp cr aasLady1 .ebL-tlieupp.ted by the wh(ole 'ocal sarenglth of the theatre; with tbh Pantoinitne.-1O- MOlt ' . ln conseeqiuerce of the irnincvse-r oiuteon produced by the Bau.:mlo, Cl,,dlrei, and to meot ,n unanlinnus w sh expressed a! the b*x-Ifhce, they ssilt in-acer in two Pieces ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. Ca bel S. T -Ye ba Isrce Lewzs.-Lierpool. in1 8. T., Derby-road.-UMitouotdy. se IM M . L.-,4pP1Y at the Post offlee, by lnquirer.-TbOy are distinct o01Ce8. . A Poor Msn.-rWe belveeS at Chester WE D.-If you hold the receipt of the collector the liability re B.-eW undersltand the arrangements re ative to t1 ccsay lib onthe Ubet means of preventing crjaue will ...

... TMIMS FOIR THE MERCURF YI TUT98DAY ANDl FRIDAY. O. d. ( ano(0per~nsu~u ?? w-.3no.. f 6 0 ~, Ialt Y u ae - 18 0 ,, Q ?? ?? 9 0 . ivzy 0s Ong l eO.r1 Oc Ifte't r;tio, i'l 'ten 1~Jl4,Fhe sl at &tefid ]PeapInneatfs ftmn a lle cotolfk MA, (y in(ed bv pt Is Orodit to imowl p()rtis, or & refereicee given for psy- tabnt tu MFuerpool, 4ou per Autiuw.. & Letters On busivess eo e addressed (o Od 7fqef.o ...

... TAVERN TO LET, WITH GOOD WILL OF BUSINESS, AND SALE OF STOCK AND FURNITURE, BY PRIVATE BARGAIN. 10 be LET, aid Disposed of by Private Bargain, a well 1 frequented TAVERN, and S'TOCK in TRADE, with Fittings and Furniture. The Prenmises consist of Two Floors, fronting one of tile principal thoroughlfres of the City, including a commodious Shop. The whole are newly fitted up, and Furnished in a ...

... THE COUNCIL OF THE LEAGUE. MINUTE OF WEDN AECEMBER 10TH, 1861. The Council of the Irisn rena League met This Day, pursuant to special summona,\ The Rev. Mr. D4L~ h the Chair It was proposed by the Re Mr. Dowling, and seconded by J. Cashel Hoey,, Esq.; and Unanimously ?? a General Meeting of the Council be called for TUESDAY, the 18th of Next January, to Elect Officers for the new year, to ...