... yron2 Tuesday's London Gazette. TIE PRI5NCES ROYAL. tl A as ( ri at Osborne-house. Isle of Wight, the ?? Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in el (,.'ietv in Council was this day pleased to ol l , cuol'et to a contract of matrimony between d . ,i ihniess the Princess Royal and his Royal st prince ?? William of Prussia ; which ?? r1 Majesty has also caused to be signified B ': WateLWAx L. ...

... GENERAL DOMESTIC IVEWS. is The Rev. W. Row,.e Jolley', of Torquay, hlas been le ?? tutor to Prince Alfred. r. Air. W. X. Fox has been elected without opposition a, to represent the borough of Oldham in Parliament. I ; The Lainericic Chroniclc says that anl order for tt Limerick lace, to complete the wiedding dress of the it 'Princes~s Royal, has been recei;-ac at Limerick. 'Sa The Post states ...

... HOUSE OF PEERS. t. MONDAY, AUGuST 17.] The Royal Assent was v given by commission to the Civil Service Superannu. b ation Bill, and various other public and private p measures. li The business on the paper having been gone ti through, their lordships adjourned. 0 TUESDAY, AUsGST 18.] Lord St. Leonards c! complained of the course pursued by the government al in the Commons in abandoning his ...

... pRoILOTIONS AND APPOIn-MERTS.j I so~oSN8 ptTS.I doweeanders-W. H. Dobbie (1846), R. Need (1848), R. Purvis (1849), and W. G, Luard (1850), to the yank of Captain. R L 'Itnants-H. Arthur, L. R. Reynolds (1846), W. B. -utl Comber (1S84), and E. Scott (1847), to the crank of conmmander. oi API'OEiTxere. il ?? Osborn, to the Furious. h t . ,,,ainder'si. G. Creswell, to the Surprise; T. Sau- h ...

... SOUTHAMPTOJWT, ng) SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1857. for ! of cil, The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam- ~ees ship Xemnesis, Captain Black, arrived on Saturday iess afternoon froi. the yard of -Messrs. Ford and Mac.. fill gregor; on the Clyde. She is a magnificent ship of led .2,5.16 tons, builders' measurement, with a steam ;ly power of 600 'horses. Her length over all is 301 feet, led beam ...

... - Late on Saturday afternoon a suspension was an- nouneed which wil occasion deep regret. 'The firm . is that of Messrs Dennistoun and Co,, one of'the Y largest connected with the American trade in Great f Britain. Their liabilities, it is feared, cannot be 3f much short o'f 2,000,0001. These are -spread, how. ever, very extensively, and, it may therefore be oped, wil not fall on any ...

... !I'Hm BEA-BOR? ?kAIL&. - POSY-OFFICE. LQotl30S 3?RIDAY. Mails Next DETr ATIoRSs. diespatched. Packet - 'rom Eondot~ due. SonmTErTO11 SrTA¶OI.. (By D3ay Mail.) tLisbon, Spain, and G~t 7th, 17tk, aud o*. ?? of ?? Nov.26..t Gibraltar, Malta, Zi ypt, 4th &i 20th of 4x 29. Ceylon, India, ?? ever rnonth. ChinanSnasad 4to every N 2 Chenang, Sinae~ aond th of Nv. 29 I'ritish Collolies in the) W~es ...

... FORtP AND COLOM- ?? THE INDIAN MUTINIES. e - el . e fd'l1owinz telegralphic message has been it - d at the East lndia H *.e. B ' CALCUTTA, OCT. 31. at ' Ll'C KNOW. I, Cilmininications still difficult, and no certain ii' ?? l 'cue fromn Luicknow- of later date than the pi * li tober received in this office. st (II that date food was runlnling short, and it ci el .eem tha!t the gun-bulloek:s ...

... E.o=iL Theadayas London O&estte. At the Court at Windsor, the 7th day of February, 1857, Present the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in Council- This day the Right Hon. Valentine Augustus Browne (commonly called Viscount Castlerosse) was, by her Majesty's commend, sworn of hbr Majiesty's Most Hon. Privy Courcil, and look his- place at the Board accordingly. Her Majesty having been pleased to ...

... THE MUTINIES IN THE INDIAN I ARMY. rd-X ad The mutinies in the Bengal native troops hare a very great importance, both as regards themselves and thel e future prospects of British rule in India. Without t depreciating that importance, we-cannot, however, help ., thinking that the revolt must by this time have been X is extinguished. It is useless to inquire into the causes * ly that led to the ...

... According to the last accounts fromn Persia, COn- 1(deralble (blthnncie has been caused b3y shoclks of earth- ualIe, particularl,' in the Adherbidjan. The small Town of Tesong has been ahlost entirely destroyed. (Ueorgia the lour left its led and inunldated the country and several towns on its banks. t\-EN.S SAUI I- letter from Cawvapore, (lated the 2rd instant, states that Nena Sahib Shaitan ...

... 21ONOTIONS AND APPOINTMEXTS. j PROMIOTION6S.I Liutteaants-Thomas T. Christopher (1841), and Alfred Royer (1841), to be Commanders on the reserved half-pay list. ?? eZaster-C. G. Johnston, to-the rank of Master. ROYAL MARiNfs.-The following promotions are to take place trom the 1st instant, inathe corps of 330yal marinde, consequent on the death of General George J~eatty :-1.ieut. G3eneral ...