... d.Srt .-na P.Alm..- :h - WNeisasoR CAsmE, March 2. The Queen; accompanied by the Prinocss Louis of Eesse, drove.In the grounds this morning. The Prince pf Wales, attended by Lieutenant-Colonel Xeppel, xoent to London. Prince Arthar, attended by Major Elphinstone, left the Castle for Greenwich Park. TEIB iDINBURdH, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1863. TO COURESPONDENTS. No notice can be taken of anonymous ...

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... BY ELECTRIIC_ TELEGRAPH. I HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. The Earl of MALNIESBURY gave notice that on Friday he should call attention to the arrest of three officers of her Majesty's ship Forte by the Brazilian Government. The Earl of HARDWICOIE asked whether, in connection with the propobed restoration of the Galway subsidy, it was intended to make any alteration ...

... AEDONIAN MEBCURt S.ROOND EDITION. MX31/ERY OFFLes, SAT'UeIZA S, Eleven o'e:LI . A FlIEU 'AL ol Tjili I lAC,;SSALEXAiflAA, LoNDC:- W eathdr S.W., cold, anl rath(r gloomy, -Mith doubtful pirospect of finei wer. ther. When the Royal Yacht anchored off Mar- 8ate on Thursday night, a deputation headed by the Mayor of Mlargate asked permission to pay their respects to the Princess, which was granted ...

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... A i\( 'NIA'l IN MERCURY. 13ZOOND EDITIO~I. IMEiccrcy OFe ice, TLItUVDa TY, EleveU o cobl. , ~~FRANCF. jlit ?? that toe an.,wer of thc Engisbh Go. ?? to the demansd of France for a diplo. irn'tt ?? at 6t Petrsbkor in favour of ha :u hiss i-enri rective'), and it 'e said to bh j r.c lle. Aotttria Breps on the resecve. The pl- ilL' ½ overnrinent *lues ?? 3eem diposeedl tu Evcily atnoO ?? explai: ...

... ?aeliqlotto TIEs CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN AUSTRALIA. - Yesterday afternoon an address was delivered in the schoolroom under St Thomas's Chapel, by the Lord Bishop of Sydney, on the state and pros- pects of the Church of England in Acstralia. There was a good attendance. His Lordship stated that in Sydneythere were fourteen churches, all of which were well attended; and there were others in course ...

... oUR LONDON. LETTER. . ?? PAULT AENTrARY FARCE. Since I wrote to you, we have performed a astemn farce in the House of Commons. Mr E. S _eed, who has lately been appointed chief costrnctor of the Navy, felt aggrieved by cer- tain damnatory remarks made by Sir Frederick Smith in his place in the House, whereupon Mr heed, in his anger, wrote a letter to Sir Frederick Complaining of these ...

... ?? - IAN A ERO V A'Y -, LT Li, , -, ?(j -- - -- 9ECOND EDITION. M:Caunyt OvmInu, TuFrn-Dr, Eleven osoAk, i FRANCE. .'.rfrj tt~l' riot. LyOTf states that the war it 2 ?? 14i5 h ai ~iti z't.rt 0:1 thle Cotton aunl silk T0 (ii,;lio tOies, but thet other branches of industry zlic t.air. cause. It 'e :ered ta? ?? S r 1t i~i livtirely engaged ie ?? t~ ;ttic ht l olisih menl tion Iledoiitirol~r. ?? ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY. 1 B (FUPPLSESTA.RY TO TELYGRA.) C: Tford PALIMERSTON, who rose amid loud cheers, l sail it wab natural, on a subject which excites so sn-ch feeling, not only in this country but on the 1' Centinecnt and especially in a neigbbouring nation, P that this iounse should re-echo the Sentiment p, which prevails so strongly out of doors; anJ I a' dust tlo the hon. member who ...

... ?jrlioiollo Natc1liqua. THE BISHOPS AND DRI COLENSO, The following address has been presented on the part of all the Bishops to Dr Colenso:- TO THE RIGHT REV. J. W. COLESSO, .uD., LORD BISHOP OF INATAL. We, the ?? and Bishops of the United Church of England and Ireland, address you with deep brotherly anxiety, as one who shares with us the grave responsibilities of the episcopal office. It ...

... | A memorial from the Fin social Reformn Asoeiai. tion at Liverpool has been recently addressed to the Chancellor of the Exchequer in reference to the surplus revenue alleged to be at his disposal, which Association ascribes entirely to the removal and relaxation of shackles on trade, manufactures, and industry, and more especially. to the great tariff reform of 1860, and the-not less ...