... THE AV$TAlIA. .l ' - 2 ?? Tise vesaii xntwithi swdin' 4ha durption of her v,,Ojolge, egd the di vnadatgeop4 circumstance. under whish a portion of it was mad, looked in excellent conditionI on arrival at Plymouth on Tuesday. whe'us an excellent eommatnder'and a, Ost-rate set of, oelieris and has lzoveds herself during t*e voyage a capital iea boat. ! s hould e .lwayi be, bornein nlind in ...

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... S'ECOND ED'R.I'TIONK. T' e ?? , e,,, ' 7 P~thS, ?? Evinlrs, !Te llfony of~ y iesterday fo~lvun account of -To'day at noon' the/bureau- 'o the Seat, the beeao t~iz Qsplti, i- the me~mbes 'ot the Csur~f of StateS as t thio Tni~erIes to r:ete ia nlul, Uta fom te ?? hib marriage. mnst loil the els-b aof the Senate, among whom might be remaiked the Moashul theo Admirals, and the Arch. ?? the ...

... THI DEANf AND CHAPTRO ROCHESTER. IO runr RD1TOX OF yaS D411. wta. ?? rei SIB,-To the mnany W9Traiitt1 or q5. ?? r added the facet that iLs. ,CIhep, ...

... LONDON, FRIDAY, JAN. 1. TvE Marlborough Election is not perhaps the aost important of those now in progress, but it certainly has been the most amusing. The borough of Marl- borough,-it may be as well to remind eur readers,- has 271 registered electors, who return (it would be too farcical to say who are represented by ) two members in the House of Commons. Of Marl- borough, it is said by ...

... DUTP,1TLQNN. OF. A E4IGRANT B'P -; ?? t FIrL I -; \ Or.I QpiA.Whit.frrive at' Havre 6E TUaeday ith. A .iuntber .of . passengers 'belonging to ti. American ship St. Ajeogoj Captain Bairson, which had e x bee dsstrqyedy Aflro .t sea. .The.St. George, it appears, 1 left Liverppil for .e~w York on the 2ith offfovember with i I127 pa engorsand 25 erewr-the! iormer .chiefly .1Irish ad ! amongst ...

... id LATESPANISH BOND CONEO 'Tioubjone~ r4 ol i tmaktlated from the Madrdd Nejhfthe29th 'so'an i f iiotacm Ag O.jiioti .ij3014._on '.tho Lrigap ?? inin the confiscation of one half Ot~bl,-is fuIIy, Zeeqgfii4 atcfadrid, ?? iu bhs araio o D .4abr, 29, 85Z)'' ~C neu e of the abo tlleo th debtil p~yale iar %dyrmOPeY~s tAk.A Arh .i ifn 'The ibpohi.nethrmore ?? .ta' b1dl * chnwhifch liad rnt out'ita ...

... -- ~~flE7~LECTI~i~s. - Io ' JA .l lr, ?? ; Oi~ -;;PORD ~UN1VBRSITY.'' isa .:uor' or-!the 00p,-et ,,day'AFpo.ngRhGzAad z tw' dre 4S-o~Zr.' lade antvJsmaJority, ain~g it ?? it~ i~eauhq ha naih dih3' s4 thie ! uWoaln& that frth IdiUiI. , kep opbn hft ?? TW,,Lvn O'CloOK.te IMt -dhl« ti;G l. ?? s *ao-S1 t 3 rae f | * t..5 i? . i ?? .. V & Ta~I~WO ?? Perceval .. * e ?? i . QUAR1-$~¢+*33* rf si ...

... MORE SWINDLING Yesterday, ait Lambeth Police Court? Henry l (lodoell 3ohnson was again examined, charged witch den frauding Mrs. Stewart of considerable sums of money by fajse representations. On this charge tho only evidenee ofered wats thalt of Mr. . W. Girey, who deposed thao 3ohason was not a relative of Lord Palmerston, as he had |i pretended. g Mr. E3lliott cnquired if there were ...

... ETHNOLOGICAL ^SOCIETY. The last ordinary meeting of the Ethnological Society was held on Wednesday, the 12th instant, at the society's room, No. 71, Mortimer-street, Caveudish-square ; Sir B. C. Brodie, Bart., president of the society, in the chair. The Rev. W. Arthur, Mr. R. Hamilton, Mr. G. Robin. son, and Dr. Wagstaff, were elected Fellows of the society. Ak paper was read by the honorary ...

... I l (t r VIE-Sh Y ELECTION. * in publishing the follow- 1 005gP8aq tisfntoory to all sincere d'ccd Churchmen Hawnrden, Jan. 6, 1853. _seil Torask, o. tle part of others, ad that the interests of the Churoh In 3eer ?? 5dinistration of Lord Aberdeen as 9 : nfl rdl'rb~sI had fully believed thrat the in- s ;1?rili eeat the very least, as safe in the i' he~ rdeer as they were under the preceding ...

... APSLEBY HOUSE. His Grace the Duke of Wellington has made arrangements for permitting the public to view the principal apartments of Apsley House daring the present month of January. Admission will com- mence on Tuesd.ay next, and be continued on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, the hours being from ten until three o'clock. Mr. Mitchell, of Bond-street, is empowered to issue tickets, in ...