... ou L~etters and papers in advance of the Overland Mail, A which left Bombay on the 29th of January, were rece iv- u ed on Tuesday. o The following is the letter of the Times' correspond- oi ent at Bombay': to ,'Since the despatch of the last mail nothing new of th consequence has been reported from Burmali. General tu Godwin's voluminous Despatches concerning the relief L. of Pegu have ...

... We cordially congratulate the Church on the selec- tion of the Rev. John Jackson, Rector of St. James's, to fill the vacant see of Lincoln. It is possible that the announcement of a name unknown in controversy and of no high pretensions in general literature or scholar- ship may disappoint some hopes and some fears. There are those who, according as they derived their augury from the national ...

... DISTRICT OF ST. FRANCIS, CANAIDA.-Bysn Order of council, dated Feb. 21, 1853, her Majesty has been leas.ed to direct that the whole of the district of St., 1'raucis shall henceforth be made a portion of the dio. cese of Quebec, and be within the jurisdiction of the Bishop thereof. MILITARY CAMPS NZAn LomsDor.-Capt Higgin- pon, of the 3d battalion of Grenadier Guards, has been engaged for ...

... The papers and letters from India, China, and Aus trals, were received by Extraordinary Express on Tues- day, Their dates areas follow :-Calcutta, February 5; Bombay, Feb. 12; Madras, Feb. 9; China, Jan. 28; Syd~ney, Dec. 28; and Adelaide, Jan. 10. The news from Ava is of course the first point to which our atten- tion is directed. The former mail announced the flight of his Majesty, and the ...

... I j- --3 - = i I --o rna - i SATURDAY, SEARCH 5, 1S53. ,|No little excitement has been occasioned this week bv the following announcement, which appeared in the 'litues on Monday:- It is said, with what amount of foundation we are at present unable to state, that the Austrian government | has resolved to demand the extradition, or, at least, the expulsion, of Kossuth, Mazzini, and the other ...

... THE CHXsE.-The Suffolk Fox Hounds will meet This Day, March 26th, at 3uston-hall; on Tuesday, the 29th, at Shimpling MIil; on Thursday, the 31st, at Scole Inn; on S&turdav, April 2, at Mepden Green. Each dry e a 4 before i;. The Essex and Suffolk Fox Hounds meet on Tuesday, March 29, at Donyland Heath * on Friday. April 1, at Gifford's.hall. Each day at i before ll. The East Essex Fox Hounds ...

... ,Naef1arday, . Tarswet -.I9 P013. Thc High Sheriff, the Right Honorable Lord Heuni- her, 1hau appointed the Rev. .atrs P edinefe ig his chal lain. PALtLIAMT:NTARY DtvisioN .-Iii the woqjortiy of 234 in favour of the Hlouse of Comnois coing into coiunnit- tee on Jewish Disabilities, arc the ftllowing :-11. E. Aflair, Iarl Jermyn, and E. Warner. In the nminoritil I of 20-W. IBazge. P. Bennett, ...

... St FRANCE. w The Emperor, it is said, is desirous of having an Ex- al hibition opened in 1854, similar to the one in England in in 1851, to which persons of all countries are to be in. m vited to send their productions. It is also added thatthis g project has received the cordial assent of the Council of d 51iiisters. The accounts received at Paris from Vienna by tele- at graph, which are to ...

... FIRE AT WINDSOR CkSTLE On Saturday night, a few hours after the the Royal Family at Windsor Castle, an alura fis oe suddenly broke-out in their private apartuient which are situated in the Prince of Walcs's Tovern T tower overlooks Etem College and the trr~fo~ garden and slopes. 0 its ground ftor todwther_ Gothic Dining-ro0. a very handsomely-decr apartment, and here fler Majesty and the ...

... The Ceylon Times of the 18th Jan., contains the fol- lowing interesting particulars, copied from an Austra- lian paper, respecting the state of the northern gold fields:- (From the Maitland Mercury.) We have been obliged with information by a perfectly reliable party, which appears to us to settle the doubts as to the character of the Bingera gold field so far as it has yet been proved. Some ...

... FRANCE. The French Government has been informed, semi- officially, that Pius IX will leave Rome on his way to France almost immediately after Easter. The corona- tion is to take place at Paris on the 4th of May. In an- ticination of this event, the policy of the French Go vernment is for the present entirely in favour ;f peace and conciliation. The instructions drawn up by the Minister of ...

... FRANCEB. A' terrible event occurred on Friday in Paris, which has teeated a most painful sensation in every rank, from the higlseit to the lowest. Count Camerata, the son ofi the Princess Bacciochi, and grandson of the ?? Eliza, the eldest sister of Napot 1., cotitted-sUn- eide by blowing his brains out with e pistol. The fol- lowing is the account of this distressing event given by the ...