... MISCELLAN EOUS TnE. ROYAL CuasrssT %iG.-The christening of the iniant san of Her Majelny and His Rveal Hichness Prince Albert took place on Tuesday evening in Buck. :inghain Palace. The sacred rite was percormed in the private chapel in the Palace, which was duly prepared -for the occasion. The Royal infant received the name of Leopold George Duncan Albert at the hands of the Archbist-p of ...

... (ORRESPOD ENC tiE. T7 VIe lditor of the Ipswich Journtal. S: w- tt the present tiTIC whcn each circumstanec vted nith Africa hears n peculiar interest, andj, f h ci late lI1);, t b'et nmruch increased by the perusal1. a -Dthot;y and tiltde Dlahonins a bv- lorbes, Corn- hlill liE\N.. ?? nainl -Unlic Tom's Cabin,' c:lo,( : o ...

... The Council of Ministers has been occupied of late with the question of what is best to be done with Queen Christina, and it is believed to have been decided that she sball be conducted to the frontier and banished perpetually from Spain, her pension stopped, and her property in Spain sequtestrated to abide the investigation and judgment ?? Cortes. It is said that the real an - svor given by ...

... COUSBSP.ND*E1VE. GALL v. GROSS. To the Editor of ehe Ipsrickh .ornat. Sra,-Tbe defendants are desirous that the verdict in this cause should be reported in the terms iii which it wasdelivered. Thejury found for theplaintiff, without damnages, and being asked by the Judge to say whether the nuisance continued after the alterations made by fendats in closinx the. window of the fat chain- u upon ...

... IPSIW ICW. XC~~ftSgCQIf, Octiroler '21, 'I Ps-. DEATn or S it W. ?? ?? rcaret to an ounc| tbe leath of this gunltiCian, who exprired very suddenly on l thl v'sdaly aorel ng, ;at is residence, near iBlack. rock. 1) DhIin. ?? bad beei ?? driviie a the prevsozths eveininzin his usualrobust heulth. Sir William leth:a I held the offices of Ulster King >at-Arms, leceper of the: Records in Dublin ...

... COlRESPONIfENCE. I SOME REMARKS ON THE RIECENT SEVERE FROST. To the Editor of the Ipswich Journal. SIR,-As the change from long mildness and rain has been so precipitate, a few notes may prove interesting to many of your readers. From the 22nd ult. the wind became more Easterly or N.E., and the temperature fell, but the first consider. able snow fell on the 4tl inst., dissolving as it reached ...

... To the Editor of the Ipswieh Jourinal. LOOSE LEAVES FROM MY SCRAP BOOK. No. 4. A Leaf of Literary Curiositie. 1. In my first example two languages, Latin and Eng. lish. are employed; the parallel columns are precisely similar in sound, but the Latin one consists of an ad- dress to the sea, the English one of an address to Mary. Of course no very classical Latinity can be expected under these ...

... 1fSCdEIJLLANNEOUS. |W5HITEHTALL, Jan. 13-The Queen has been pleased to direct letters-patent to be passed tinder the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire. land. granting unto James Andrew, Marquis of Dal. housie, K T., the office of Constable of ber ?? Castle of Dover- and also thle office of Warden and Keeper of her Majesty's Cinque Ports; and the office of Admiralty ...

... FRIGHTFUL DISASTER AND LOSS OF THIRTY. I TWO LIVES. (From the LiverPOO1 Mercury.) The Monm's Herald, of Wednesday last, gives the narticulars of the stranding and subsequent explosion, bygunpowder of the brig Lily, of 8O tons. The vessel i nestion is owned by MVssrs. Hatton and Cookson, ?? ersey-street, in this town, and left the Mersey yesterday week, under the command of Captain John Owens, ...

... THlE COURT.-Arrangements are being made 'lr the eception of her Majesty and the Royal Fanlilr at Windsor Castle, on Fridav, the 14th inst., on whirh day the Court is expected to arrive from Scotland. HzR MASESTY TlsE QUEEN.-We have been in- formed that her Majesty the Queen has, with her cha- racteristic liberality, presented to that old and valuable society, the Royal National Institution for ...

... THE CHASE.-The Suffolk Fox Hounds will meet This Day April Il, at Sicklesmere Tollgate; on Tues- day, the 12th, at Finborough-hall; on Thursday, the 14th, at Saxham-hall. Each day at a - before 11. The East Essex Fox Hounds meet This Day, April Oth. at Panfield Grcen; on Tuesday, the 12th. at Paul's Belchamp-hall; on Thursday the 14th, at Felix.hall: each day at I-past 10 o'clock; on Saturday ...

... Calcutta papers were received on Saturday. The fol- lowina is a summary of what had occurred since the de- parture of the last mail:_ Nothing definitive had been heard from Rangoon, but it was confidently expected that the very next steamer would bring the treaty, duly signed, and that peace would once more reign throughout British India. All was quiet in the province. The entire Aeng Pass was ...