... Tscesday, April 13, -War-Oflice, PAnL ramL, April 13-4th Regiment of Light Dragoons: Cornet F. Simpson, to be Lieut., without purchase, vice Hont, promoted; Comet F. Hodgkinson to be Lieut., without purchase-9th Light Dragoons: J. Russell, Gent., to be Cornet, without purchase-13th Light Dragoons: Lieut. T. A. South- w.-11 has been permitted to retire from the service by the sale of his com- ...

... SIR COLIN CAMPBELL BEFORE LUCONNOW. The following is the substance of the telegraphic accounts which have been received this week. The British army before Lucknow consisted on the 8th of March of 50,000 bayonets and 10,000 sabres, with 160 guns. Sir Colin Campbell having received the whole of the convoy and siege trains from Agra on the 23rd of February, and subsequently learnt that Stewarts, ...

... FROM 'THlE LONDON GAZETTE. Tuesday, Ataiarrl 30. tVar-Oflice, PA.LTTALT,, March 30.-3rd liegimont of Light Dragoons- Sergeaont-MoajorC.E.NetolestobeColGnrlt. rithouttpeiurclteS -9tLiglttDragoois: C. B. Bts1hfrrl, Gent., to be C rnoe, withoelt purchase, in ?? to Lieut. A. S. Jonea, prroloted in 18th Light DragoonS-litl Light Drrrgoons-J. C. Swaine GeCt. to be CoGaet, by pnritase, vice J. A. ...

... TIIE POLITICAL EXAMINER. lht give a ahort hint to aT ?? it would boe to tell him his fate. it ercssivedt ventorenpen the dangerous precipice of telling unbiassed truth ct m proclaimi war with mankind-neither to give nor to take quarter. It etes the crimes of great men they fall upon him with the iron hands of the it he tels them of virtues, when they have any, then the mob attacks him lodecr ...

... TnRE CourT.-On Monday her Majesty, the Prince Consort, and the Royal family, left 'Windsor Castle for Buckingham Palace. On Wednesday the Queen held a levee, and a drawing room is officially announced for Wednesday the 6th of May. Her Majesty's visit to Birmingham for the purpose of inaugurating Aston Hall and Park on its purchase by the people, will take place in the course of the week ...

... The committee appointed to consider the memorial to be erected in honour of the marriage of the Princess Royal, at Banbury, have decided to erect a cross and fountain combined, in the Horse-fair, 'where the roads meet. Several designs have been exhibited, but that of M1r Gibbs, of Oxford, architect, has been selected. It is in' the decorated Gothic style, and the height about fifty feet. There ...

... - - - - ?? -, T --2 On Monday evening, pursuant to annual custom, the Lord Mayor entertained her Majesty's Ministers, and a brilliant circle of the nobility and gentry, including the leading members of the corpora- tion. There were three speeches delivered on the occasion which require notice. The first was that of the Lord Mayor himself, whose Conservatism appears at last to have met with its ...

... ROYAL GEoGoaAPHicck SOCIETY.-A crowded meeting of this so- ciety was held on Monday evening at Burlington house. Sir R. )Tur. chison, President, in the chair. Dr A. Bernays, C. H. Gregory, Civil Engineer; DI. D. Longden, Sir R. Peel, M.P., Dr J. Shea, R.N., Viscount Strangford, G. W. Wheatley, and the Right Hon. J. WVyc, M.P., were elected Fellows. A paper was read by Dr H. Rink, of Copenhagen ...

... By the last accounts received through Bombay, on the 9th ult., Commissioner Yeh was on his way to Calcutta, to be kept under sur- veillance. The s Overland Friend of China' says that since the dle- parture of the January mail but little of an important nature in con- nection with the government of Canton had occurred. Peh-qui was still nominally governor; and the Tartar General's palace being ...

... Tuesday, April 6. TVav-Oflice, PALE21ALL, April 6.-16th Regiment of Foot: Gen. S. If. Berkeley, from 75th Foot, to be Col., vice Msj.-Gen. C. Bisshopp, C.B., decease, -75th Foot: Maj.-Gen. St J. A. Clerke to be Col., vice Gen. Berkeley, reltovet to 16th Foot. rntllitruspts -C. F. Richardson, late of Church street, Stoke Nesvi3to1, victualler. (r'ate and Dodd, Bucklersbury.-G. Bennett, ...

... Mr Eric Farquhar, unpaid attach6 at Vienna, is appointed unpaid ttaebi at Paris. The Hon. E. Monson, unpaid attache at Paris, is appointed unpaid attachd at Florence. A cerous Scene was presented last week in the quadrangle of Suarlet House. Cabowners were renewing their licences, and e'iting neew plates, with numbers painted upon a yellow or green around to denote their plying for hire ...

... __ . A -1.. nuts- .. ATOM, , ?? Th. mombprs of the BaNQUET TO THE DUKE OF 3IALAKHEOFF.-1se ?? pnited Service Club gave a magnificent banquet on Thursday even- lee to the Marshal Pelisejer, at their Club house in Pallmall. At half.past seven the majority of the members congregated at the club, while in unusutlly large concourse of persons assembled outside, and Sir Charles Napier and other ...