... DOMS=I T - - a aG DOMESTI' INELGNCV, - 0-ENGIAND r v. Her Majety and 'the Court w~II leiift sbAorne, Isle of wigh C is ofi their retuiro to Windsor Castle,' bn thel 23d:inst. I-. b in The Quieen and Prince Albert have signlified gibir intetio is of subscribing £100 toivards the erection of ai~, minuiinta Grantbam, to thenmemory of the grea Sivsa Nwo In TECAisrinrxr.Loiid Abordeen;teDk ...

... PAnTs wvas agitated last week on the delay of the Empe. PD ror at a hunting party, by erroneous reports to the effect m tbathis Majestylhad been assassinated, grievouslywound. pi ed, or at least attacked in some manner which no one was al in a position to describe very minutely. However, it ir proved that all the mischief that had befallen him was w a slight bruise that he had met with in the ...

... SnERIFF WATSON'S POOR-LAW DECISIONS. | OLDKM9CHAR -BOARD. Ak special meeting of thB General Purposes Committee of the Oldmachar Parochial Boa'd was held on Monday-Mr D. R. Grant presiding. The meeting was called to receive the report of, the deputa- tion appointed to proceed tdEdinburgh on the subject of Sheriff Watson's decision in the caig of Pittendrigh, already reported, and others of a ...

... F REI GlTS.. s (Frcom te -Circular of feters Gooi-2~f octet gmert.) i 0 5,17, Gracechurlit Streiei, London, Dec.' 22. al Ai the date of our la.;t'report, the Freight Market hoa in some sic- it, gree lost itetone; we hav6;however, bud sinte a'good trade, and thete ve is evidently an increasing demand for tonnage in nearly'every direc- Tbe steady, advance in the grain trade, added to the ...

... EtDrNeSA soureae 8 WEDNIESDAY, December 28, 1853. . ---- -s ~ REPORTS have been numerous of divisions in the a Cabinet and intended resignations; but happily they b have proved, for the most part, unfounded. The Marquis F of Lansdowne.was said to be about to follow the example g of Lord Palmerston, and Mr Gladstone was described as tl occupying an uneasy seat, which be was likely to I leave ...

... FOREIGH AFFAIRS. A PBErsNG seemsto have prevailed in Paris during the |r last week that the French and English Governmnents,or de their Representatives at the Porte, were 'not, acting n C2 the Eastern-affair with that harmonywhich the orisisde-. of mfands. It appears that the proposal made by Admiraln PT Dundas, on the news of the destruction of the Turkishp 'V squadron at Sinope reaching ...

... . f MR OL-VETRA has returned fronm prosecuting.;hie en- I Ir quiries in the wine-growing districts of France, and Iwe Gc D. are glad to find, by a circular which ho has addressed to mf n the General Coihmittee, of which he is president, that B his mission has had the effect of strengthening and en- T;, is couraging him, in his important object. He has-iiot 191 t thought fit to publish anyy ...

... DOMESTIC .INTELLIECE. . ENGLAN.06 w( Her Majesty, PrincAbrtan tbe~oyalcilde et ex bovne-bouse on Thursday, at, ten. o'cl~EikIon thei returntd Windsor, which: they reached bsfoi tw T.ia. I is.k eXpedted in Dthat the Court will: remain axt the Castle1 till the first wsek inT 'Feburaty next.. . . 4 - Lord Aberdeen left town on Saturday afternoon forV WidorS Castle, to have an audiencie of thei ...

... THE EDUCATION QlUESTION. T.ii question was the subjeot of somaedisoulssjiinthe rg Presbytery of Aberdeen last week, but no dedlsiln *as l * arrived at. The Church courts seem to have no very de., - I- finite opinion of the course proper for thein to purtue a ,tt in present 'circumstaIces-at least we are led toinfer ti re as much:fror thei statement of. the Comrittee oflthe .@ d General ...

... .DOMESTI,. lIELLIGENCE. hE he EN D AID.in PC Her Majesty the Queen, in cnesiderntfion of' the' seoerity of pi the season and the excessive price of every necessariyof life, ed witib her usunal Royal munificence, has announced herg;it#cioei~n. on tention of contributing £2560 towards the funds of-,t.ho Associa- ch tion for'Promg'tig tihe Relieif of Destitutioiiin theOMetropolis., TheEIal ...

... THE LARGEST CLIPPER IN T'HE EDWORtD. in NDER this nametha.e e York He rflc describes the new' of clippor ship,thoe Great Erspublio.i, She 'ia,\322 feet long, has 53 ado feet'sxsremebreadth'of beae 139 fet pth of hbid-in 'udil asg ] n ;.eeetwesna thD spai' 6and' 'upbr'deck, 'aud S'betwq then two deeoksbelow,uand registers 4,0'5'69096th-.tops.. She has four I r' completo,,dscls, ,but 'no ...

... I I S CE A L N MED i ss A HEIN.-It is not generally known that the leaves of gerani- fi urms are an exceUlent application for outs where the skin is rub- 0 bed o11. and other wounds of that kind. One or two leaves 'b must be bruised and applied onlinen to the part, and ihe wound will become cicatrized in a very short time.-GaigSnaniS's Ales- fi senger. . . - 5 - s SPIRIT RAPPrINcs.-The Paris ...