... 1111. -vv - v ve- v - ?? -- v- ?? COURT5 &c. de Mr. William Brodie, now unpaid attaoh6 to her of Majesty's legation at Stockholm, is appointed unpaid ha attach6 to the embassy at Constantinople. rej The master-general of the ordnance has appointed ms Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. Robert E. Boyle, Coldatream lea Guards, to be his seoretary, in the room of Captain Lord ir7 Clarence Paget, R.N., ...

... I- I -l Mi~e-nsn ?? areN ,SyDiRy.-Mr. Richard Keats .eGranger, ?? onl the 25th July, at his the y attob ieof bid Chinese servants, who ran away; but w ci three of them were ~subsequently apprehended. Two of r-~ them, named Sin Sin and Ly Sic, made a voluntary state- ant dmwent, through an interpreter, that Bin Tie cut Mr. Granger' a e w throat, whilst Tsh Sic end Tiam Tsoon held him, and that ...

... ljorroturtf Orifc-. SI S.Nsa.-A feeling that overtaki,cpeople, liot because thecy have 5done wrong, but becaujee tb(ev haver b'eei found out. Su u il )eod vour opinion ot tile folly of the man who .Y helps another to 11raise tile wind.-- Flat-u-len~t. df A NuAT '1'oAr,._ NWomanl if we losek have hc.' for a toast, IC we wont ask fur allv bt'-her' . ?? N~mI,,uWos, A.'S ?? come like ...

... B'URNLEY. I TEE WATER RATE.-The deputation appointed by the shop. keepers at their late meeting on the water question, had an inter. view with the water committee on Wednesday last, The deputation was most kindly received by the committee in ques. tion. The views of the shopkeepers were stated at considerable length by Mr. J. Emmett and others. From statements made by several members of the ...

... I LORD PALMERSTON'S RESIGNATIo - (From the Spectator.) We regret to part with Lord Palmerston, vheth the cabinet or the drain; but we are not quite sur ir we cannot do without him. It became his dithat announce to the heads of houses in O hford, thay ?? \so. versity reform would constitute a prominent topic in the next Queen's speech-an announcement publishedin tlb same week which produces Mr. ...

... 30 FsLLow-cITIzENS OF TUW SENATE AND OF THliE HoUSEF. OF RFrRa- - 5ENTATIvus.-The interest with which the people of the re- 10 public anticipate the assembling of congress, aud the falfilment, V0 on that occasion, of the duty imposed upon a new president, is - one of the best evidences of their ?? to realise the hopes 10 of the founders of a political system at once complex and sym- metrical. ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENQ1i, - ?? ?? -- - ?? ?? ---T i FRANCE. on tl PARTS, DEC. 12.-Complain11s of the dulness of -trade Peer are general ansoag the shopikeoers of Paris. They say treor that the necessaries of life were never dearer, and their if eo profits never lighter, than at the present moment. The of tt amounst of sales effecited at present by some of the prin. mitti cipal hiouses is stisteid ...

... MULTUM IN IPARWO. io lost br. Cahill is lectatla at Manchestsst Sm astronomy. hi :11g1hed Mr. G. V. Broole 'is 1starring it i~t Belfast. 01 when A licensed victlikilers and beersellers' association hos hi watch ibeen established lit Ituncorn. tli state IAt a meeting %'oeld last week at Bangor, £1040 were hII ts face subscribed towlatd church extension in that parish. pi in the In ten months ...

... - !en On Monday evening last, a public meeting took place in the his Theatre, at which, It was stated in the handbills announcing It, the u1various delegates would be present prepared to glve an honest He exposition of the matter now in dispute between the master 1he manufacturers of this town and their workpeople. At seven ve- o'clock, the time proposied for the commencement of the pro. ho ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1853. It is often said, and perhaps almost as often believed, G that men know how to look after their own interests, and re that they in every case understand what is most beneficial of for those interests. But this assertion, like many to others, is only partly true, and must be taken with modi- ci fications. If it were absolutely true that men ...

... I -v PRtEPARIATIONS FRo STARTING THE MILLS. - This th (Thursday) morning Mr. Acton's manager has sent for a fi portion of the hands to clean up, preparatory to starting the mills on Monday morning, under a promise, it is said, that hie will give the required advance of if the other Wigan masters agree to so. TILE DAMAGES BY THE LATE RLOTS.-It was antici- pated that the applications for ...

... FL 0 R E G NT. I 1: II I Zesi RtU~SSA AND TUJRKEY. marine RUSSIAN VICTORY IN TUE BLACK SEA. Anro Thc following important telegraphiic despatch was pub- Akhah2 lisbied ill the Tiooes, of Monuday: :- Th $IVienna, Saturda y Everning,, Six ?? the 30th Vie` of November six Russian ships of' Chic line, under Admiral Enl~gisi Nachirmoff, attacked a Turkish squadron, at Sinope, aud II cal ass ...