... te OOURT, &o. The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Df Stephen Henry Sullivan, Esq., now her Majesty's charge is d'affaires and consul-general in the republicof Chili, to be In her Majesty's eharge d'affaires and consul-general in the ie republic of Peru. A The Queen has also been pleased to appoint Captain the is Hen. Edward Alfred John Harris, R. N., now her D- Majesty's charge ...

... BlAN WELL.,Our annual fair on Tuesday last was the most brisk we remember for several years past. The supply of fat stock was tolerably good, but not at all equal to the demand. Mutton yielded from 7d. to 7id, per lb., and beef from 46s. to 545. per cwt.; lean stock was also on the advance, End every- thing at all saleable was speedily bought up. The light-fingered .gentry were very busy on ...

... FRANCE.X PARIS, TUBIIDAY EVRNEiO. ThMe preamble of the decree conferring the rank ofc a general of division upon Prince Napoleon Josephi ;Bonaparte states that, considering that our welt-- t beloved cousin, Napoleon Joseph Bonaparte, is now X la French prince, and that, placed. upon the steps of t a throne, he should lie one of its firmaest supports, and t be entitled to a place in the ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON: FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1853. The question of the Income-tax, although in itself neither abstruse nor doubtful, has become so much complicated by the various theories which have been devised to justify popular error, that the only chance of bringing the controversy to a conclusion seems to consist in the exhaustion of all the falla- cies which can possibly be made to bear on the subject. ...

... UNIVERSITY IITELLIGENCE. OXFORD, JAN. 27. In a Convocation holden this morning, the proposed grant of £500, from the University chest, towards the Wellitlltoe subscription for educational purposes, met with a strong opposition on two grounds ?? The shortness of the notice (the paper announcing it was only sent round to the Comm0on rooms on Tuesday) ; 2. Tche desirability of applyoin the money ...

... COURT CIRCUL.AR, WINDSOR, JAN. 25. |There was -no addition to the Royal dinner party yeq. d His Royal Highness Prince Albert, attended hy Cold^¢ the Hon. C. B. Phipps anm Lientenant.Culole, p . P ey moar, left Windsor this morning by a special train oft South-Western Railway for London, and returned I the Castle at ten minutes before three o'clock, o b His Royal Highness Prince Albert ...

... i At the meetiog of the society held last night, Dr. GlaY, V.P., in the chair, the Secretary read a letter from Mr. L. Frazer, her 3lojesty's Vice-Consul at Whidah, written fronf Clarence, Fernando Po, and addressed to Dlr. Cuming. It contained some noticeof the existence of a ?? antcts animal in the interior, called by the natives Tasp-parl )o l)r whiclh is supposed by them to be a chimpanzee ...

... THE ENGLISH PRZSS AND TEE TzENCH GOVERNMENT. The following official note lately appeared in the Moniteurs While all- governments strive to maintain the most friendly relations between different countries, at a moment when the powers in some sort assoeiate themselves with the sentiments of France by recognizing the rights of her new Emperor, and the services rendered by him to social order, ...

... T. .E. i . 3 T . -l Cinaow.-The great struggle been 'dtefded; ands, in the defeat of Mr. John S3Xlier, the coalition of dis. appoiated brigadiers and expectant Derbyites hs un. doubtedly achieved a singular and unlookedfor trirsmph, Mr. Alexander beading the poll from the start, and win. nin- by a mejority of six- votes. The result has, of ceourse, given new life to the brigade; and high ...

... THEOEAT rORGERIES IS THE EITY.-* The late enormous forgeries upon a foreign baniod ,gl house, coupled 'with the lamentable failure of a large mercantile firm arising from the frandii, having engrossed a large amount of public attention, any additional par. ticcilars vil doubtless be welomhe. Mr. R. F2.Prie ?? person charged with committing these frauds, 'is a jieiW chant, who, since he had ...