... Th Count. Li WINDSOR, FEn. 7. t The Prince of Leiningen, the Princess Feodors of f Hohenlohe Lsngenburgh, and Princess Anoelic of Hohealohe Schillingfurst dined with her Majesty yesterday. The Duchess of Sutherland, Sir Benjamin Hell, and Csp. 1 tnin and Mrs F. Sayer had the honour to be invited. The Coldstream band played during dinner: f Marche- Aux Flambeaux . Myerbeor. f Selections- ...

... NA VAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, FEB. 4.-APPOINTMET.-ASsifart Paymaster W. P. Scott (1852) to the Cambridge, gMe, ship, at Devonport. DUBLIN, FEB. 4 Trooes FOR INDIr..-W*e have learned that orders have been received in this citv for the Queen's Bays and 3rd Dragoon Guards tol be ir; irolnictiate readinega for India. Simlar orders have been issued to seven infant regiments. MALTA, Jt._f 30 The ...

... LONDON, HARWICH, and CONTINENTAL Steam Packet Company.-Its Probable Political Influence and Effect. If we trace. even in the most cursory manner, thle rise of the national greatness of Britain in the acquisition of its internal strength and the growth of its external power, we shall find it inti- mately connected with the expansion of its commercial relations. In the cases Of Venice, Genoa, ...

... iUIGIOUS ILIBFRTY DINXYVR. Last niht apublic dinne. r too place at the London T.v'n t teisace th oity tier the Libera- Pift t R o Reli ?? -Patronage and Conitrol, as anthe intitin f t prlamntryeorat.ions for the pron B es-phe o.Abot 180 gentlloeen sat down to dinne r. A Lonst inc' tho coi pay present avec John Ilemington Mlills, Esq.L(who Tbe occupied thoI chair), Sir WNV. Cloy, BetN . ohn m ...

... LONDON: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1857. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock and administered the oaths to Lord Talbot de Ma- lahide, who was introduced by Lords 'Massareene and Monteagle. The Marquis of CLANPRCARDE having moved for certain papers on the withdrawal of our troops from Greece, and the question of the payment of the - loan which by some incomprehensible method had, he ...

... EFROS OUR OWN COnRE~SONDENT.] PARIS, TnURSDAY. Intelligence haa been received from Persia which leads to hopes being entertained of a speedy termi- nation of the present war. It seems that the Shah, whose intentions had been at first of a decidedly warlike character, has returned to more pacific ideas. His position with regard to the religious party and a great number of his subjects is said ...

... THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, FEBBUAJPY 13. WHITEHALL, FEB. 10. The Right Honourable Sir Alexander Edmund Coot burn, Knight, Lord Chief Justice of her Majesty's Coul of Common Pleas, at Weetriniter, has appointed Job Elliott Fox, jun., of Finsbury-circus, in the city of Londor gentleman, to be one of the Perpetual Commissioners fo taking theiacknowledgments of deeds to be executed b ,narried ...

... A publicmeetingof Importers and dealers to tea was held at the London Tavern, yesterday, at noon, to protest aaiiist'the. pgrpqsed rdeolution 'of the Chaiceilior of the Excheqter, by which -a war' duty Is to be retained upon that-imp6rtaut article of general consumption, contrary to the act of Parliament of 1855. The meeting was very nu- merously attended, and among the leading members of the ...

... E£PLOSION at the FOG SIGNAL FACTORY OF THE EASTERN C0 UNTIES RAILWAY. THREE LIVES LOST-SEVERAL PERSONS SERI- OUSLY INJURED. Yesterday morning about half-past ten, the whole of the more extreme eastern portion of the metropolis was startled by a terrific explosiou at the fog signal factory of the Eastern Counties Railway, adjacent to the works at Stratford. So severe wao the shock as to affect ...

... RAILWAY NE -- ILIGENC GREAT WESTERN. An adjourned general meeting of the shareholders of the Great Western Railway was held yesterday at the station at Paddington, for the purpose of receiving the report of the scrutincers appointed at the meeting held on Friday last, to take the poll on the amendment of Mr. Norris on the motion of Mr. Miles, M.P., respecting the management of the company, ...

... IELCTRIC TELEGRAPI FRORG0 ENGLAND I I o, I TO INDIA.& The concession for a telegraph though Egypt and the Red Sea to India has been granted by the Turkish Govern- ment to Messrs. Gieborne. The first step taken in this matter was to ask for a concession for a telegraph line from Cape Helle to Alexandria, touching at Scio and Rhodes. Mr. Lionel Gisborne obtained. this concession in the spring of ...

... A Naples Correspondent, writing to the Gazette de Lyon, represents King Ferdinand in' more fa- vourable colours than those he is generally depieted in. He ?? King is still resolved not to grant a general unconditional amnesty, which would be a real danger for his kingdom, but, faithful to the promise he made to extend his royal clemency to all those who may demand it, and who may promise to ...