... fON1)ON, JANUARY 19. Mr. George Dalhousie Ramsay has been appointed Private Secretary to the ltight tIoii. Sidoevy Herbert, Secretary at War.- Globe. illinisterial A4ppointments.-The Gazette of Taesday announces the app)ointment of the Duchess of Slither- land to be 'Mistress of the Robes; of the Marquis of Breacdilbane to be Lord Chiamberlain ; of the Marquis of Dalihousie to be Warden of the ...

... THE CALORIC ?? EIUCSSON. 11c ecitract the followinlg fromi time 'eie JYork Iferalfl:- I hfit thet, gleat commercial a11d shiipping oeirles of the( worl toi lo nothing hue excited mire, interest of bite, than thle novel dis, ofi ?? andm en terpriise of' Cliptainl Er1iccomi , by mohich c teen as 1m a motivec poivrci is-to be soepph te ycalorie or heatl ml in- ail nothing but the ?? miI a ...

... IS~c (From t lie. taity N'ews.) Paris, Friday Afterinoon. Cii thle opening or thle Bourse to-day, the sailie urgency of I I ldecn to reollieeI I wie Ch iaracterised thme operatioos of yesterdlay og aiit bc le ~ino at il bst, aold iiitnilcrolno tianileotiolio werC itlecteil . atF the previous closiiig Limitations. At about lielf-past 1, hosw- I ever, it becamke hansen tilet some rather ?? o ...

... A L S I I A ], I A. i'illouithli. Tumlasday. ]Zoya',wl AllI.4I,1lli11l AIlail Stenl~lsllipu Cotliplly~il's ?? pval;t Al taltill i (Olptaill I Ii oeasoIi, I. N., arrived i;; the ''iolllz;t ilt IW) o>'clock thisi Illolninig1. I! I ?? l 11 ?? iI at Spiilele, Sepitelittbcr 8, lit it ?? sailo. ii|letiir 20 -°t, at :1. I I a ?? ait i ?? P i'I I I SeI temi'-ri 2-1, it 1( A.M.; s'liltdl t1 liii 28th, ...

... THlE CIlllISTIMAS GALE. o (From the Tims.) Shields, Jan. 8. .0 it Searcely a day but brings dditional particulars of disatsters to shilppig ill the North Sea, occasioned by tiis fearful gale. d Fyorytbing that could bear canvass had to fly before it, and soino of the light colliers that had to 'tlll Ironi their anchors ill ?? itoads hail got as fur north as Pcterhoii before they found a place ...

... I~NVIA A~NI UIILN-A. we (Tiines) IavM receivedi, by our ordinary semi-monthly express froni Marseillies, ouri letters tutu papers iii anticipation 0 of the, overland utai whbich left 1lsombay ohl the 1l7th of Decccii- t, ber. Our correspiondent wvrites-- 0 1Everything remlainls ill sa State of perfect aboyonce in Bur- naih, except the daily bill of costs. Sir J. Chcspc, with 7000 troops ...

... | I V- ?? 1 4v 1 I~'iP No. 11.-By SrCNEX. QTJA0K lFRY IN 1783. I dare say that your sceptuagentarianl snill octagenairian readers retenber when A;X ?? iald, jeweller, wais the sole adver- tisor and vendor of quack niedihines in G lasgow ; nd these old1 folks no doubt now miss from the Columns of thc pohlie press the darnfing qunack ad ?? of olden times, which then stared them in, thel face in ...

... FIFE. IKN INJ$S, AND) (LACK MANNAN . I ' d! : i I Ad . ( I. I: IIES I )I ;N- ?? , i III h, ?? ;;III li)i I of this Soviet' l (id their tihiiIer3 | : {il!lt il tie |t~z |~l Ifall|1|-Th| 'XaI- Ailonane, F~t. hct-ill nt ul tile Sociowt ill tile Chilils :1i1i 1 Itt1plirey E. Crtutmt, ' i (itilierl thi the ?? uiih leofti the Vthewai rel-th 'V I ii Ii.'livl ?? L Vilkel, sq. AIdrew lid , d esq.; i -- ...

... E N G L A N D. Ed(lacation7 of olte PeoPI-e.-We hear that, under tlic salnction alnd il)proval of his Royal Highness Prince Albert, it has been ProPosed to establish at lending libraly and reading-room in *Windsor Great Park (of' whichl his Royal I ligliuess is the ranger), for- the uise of its ilhlhabitants, anid others in the em ploymient of the Crown, who live in the neighbourhood. His ...

... T'iE GOLD FIELDS OF NEW SOUTH WALES. I, ?? . 1a . Pww~ e (From the 'Tifes.) y The flust news of the discovery of gold in our! Australian colonies came to us from Sydlney, and in the commeucelnent of the emiigration movement thle streamn of ad venturers from thi6 country was; directed to the coasts of New fleuth Wales. The( ?? flcids of that province, which For a Fewr ijouths excited so much ...

... MORTALITY BILLS FOR GLASGO W AND SUBURBS h I .on 1852. . I wini ILfLUTIIATIVI SOCIAL STAMTISYZO. Werenewv eec extiects from Dr. Stranig'5 imlperl aiit statix- tiedi docitnient : Y R11Am OF, 3IOIIr.ki,iT IN 01AS001Y AN!) OttEli CITIES. g A fter giving a falithe ott [tisstibect lDr. S -trang poed it wvill be latun], that while the whole average deaths 0 is 2.86 11Cr ceIIt. of the whole ax'erage ...

... THE AUSTlZALIAN GOLD DIGGINGS. (Froin the Timies.) The steamer Australian), tilosgi anticipated by the Marco Polo, has brouglit aI ?? of iiitolrsting and ?? in~tli- eence front tile Gold Co oniZs. Its, leading ealtre is thile eol- tiinned aiid iiceased prosperity of al1 the fields. Sinceo tbe r e- turn of' spring-that is to say, ever since autumnt commeiced in Engluid-tho New South Wales' ...