... E N G I AI N D. On TlhursdaY in orn in g,at half-past nine o'clock Pro the CeremOnyv of chulrchingij the( Queen was perforflhl ?? in th priate hapel ait Iln1ekiugi-hain Palace, by te11 I-loll. and Rev. Gerald Welleslev, her MIIJOs9Y'- 7t1 domestic chaplain. His Rroyal l1i-imginss Prince Cobl, Albert and Ladly Caroline 1 rii i gt on Pse 'U J .ihillt s It is undei stood that the c'11-lrtnigof ...

... Ti[.It' FUNDS. 'fws ?? traiisiictioen ill thle fundied securities to-day havre been ?? Ceootlds between 100 anod 100( for mosney, and at 50541 foir the Account; Reduced, 100 nod co ad 31 per Ccoios., 1024 aniil. Senflh Sen, Ol Aiinnuities, 5904 Indcii Bonids, h 30 premsium. Thle En- cliequier Bill siarket is weaker, t(le bills scarcely fllotiiig above pici. SHIARE MARKET, MlAY 21. AMob. Ncotr. ...

... FlRNCE. ?? 1' As tN . ?? (From the Morning Chronicle's Coriespoindence.) Paris, Monday Evenillg. The petition presented to the Senate by the legatees Of tbe Emperor Napoleon I., for payment of tile lgacies left to tilem itmier the LEmperor's vvill, has been rcjected by that bldy. It is tupsoeed, however, that the legatees will try sone otther mcans of making good their claimhs. 'rhe Empress is ...

... PACKET BOATS.-GENERAL POST-OFFICE, MAY 26. Atn . Mildespathed I Last Pcket bestina~tions. from London. Sailed. ?? I- SOUTIHAMPTONSTATION Lisbon ?? Spain ?? I Gibraltar ?? i Gibraltar, Alalta, Greeceand lonian Ishmends, Egypt, Ceylonllidia, and ChYtua ?? inritisoi Colonlies in W. Ildies (except lload,,rao,aond Necs- sati,) Foreign Colo- nies,&c. in W.In- dics (except lla- valal) California, ...

... A U 3S T WA L A. (Fronll the 'Times). By the Adnmiral, which left Ilobsotn's Bay ol the 27th of January, we have adviecs flons Mcilbourilo dowsi to the 25th of J anutiry. Thre commercial accounts by this arrival are satisfactory. The yield of gold fromt the diggings continued. Tlle prodiico marrket was high. The provision ma rket was fallilog rapidly, especially as regarded flour, and the ...

... CALEDONIAN RAILWAY AMf STEAMERS. to A1. A- ?? . ,a -. t. 1 Yo the 1fditosi of the Glaogoe lttald. Sm,-Appended toY Murrays' Time Tables for the present month, is an advertiseainent headed Caledonian. Railway and I Steamers, ill wltch it is stated that trains leave Glasgow at I I i.ni., n ceonnectioit with steamers for lKilmun, and that. through tickets arc sold at the Railway Stationis ...

... S C OT L AND. pitt The late Afarc7dioness of Dalhoutsie.-In our last we in lannounced briefly the death of this distinguished lady. ofre The Marchioness, acting ou the advice of her physi- i tl cian, left Calcutta. for England on the 2d January h last, and embarked on board the Monarch, in orde r Ito get the benefit of the long sea route, which it was 1o, thought would have a beneficial effect ...

... Dinner and Presentation to Xr. Peter Robertson, late Loco- rmotive Sipiitdetof the Glasgow and Souli-11Western tht R~lailscray.-On thle evening of' Friday the 13th curt., a number to of thle friends of Mr. Peter Robertson eutertuined him at dinner if in Air. Meinzies' Rainbow Hotel-Johin Binnie, E sq., in thle qu d chair ;D. Y. Stewart, Esq., discharging tile duties of croupier. ~'After the ...

... L0 DON, MJA Y 1 1. ?? Post ?? is taking measures for es- itablisii iig t money-ordler system between this country and thc colonies. So far as relates to the receipt and patyment of mioney in the colonies, and to i ts trans- mission to and from the United Kingdom , his Lord- ship intends to avail himself of the agency of ordinary banks, except in any case where t be colonial postal aT- . ...

... m:._ (From tihe Times.) The telegraphic despatch which arrived on Wed- I nesday, only four days old, from Alexandria, strikingly i illustrates the tremendous responsibility of a power I which embraces the whole world. It informs us of British arnaments employed in two populous regions about as remote as it is possible to be, and hitherto sealed against the advances of the civilized world. In ...

... E N G L A ND. Th/c Late Dulk.c of ?? Will.-In conIsc- ?? or tiro dcterl'nrill'tior uff tiC Earl of Derlby, tilhe ]6ight lion hol~halrmll D)israeli (tire late hliceI icr oi f the i'1checjrr), and(1 tire Right llon. Charles Shaw Letevre, tihe SpeC//rke' of tihC llose of Commonis. to h renowuice the execiltol-slip of the late DMke of Wel- lillrot o's w'ill, lettelns of aidrin istration were ...

... L.ONDON, MAY 4. a It has been announced that the Government intend a to propo)se a measure with regard to the mnanagement of savings banks. A similkar pronise, it will One re- m`emberecd, was repeatedly made by Sir Charles Wood I a fev years ago, when heavy losses were being sus- tained almost daily by tile poor from defalcations in S all parts of the United Kingdom. Nothing, however, was done ...