... Journal. CONFERENCE.—Joseph Bonaparte cume to town from hii seat in the country for the express purpose of meeting the Duke of Leuchtenberg, after the Prince had visited and dined with the King, at his Palace at Brighton. The Duke and Joseph Bonaparte met at ...

... following business was transacted the report of the committee appointed toexanuAe the state of the corporation funds, and the chamberlain's accounts having been and read resolved-That. the same be received, and That it be referred to a committee of the whole ...

... vessels from Canton with teas are missing1 —one to Belfast, to Derrv, and to i-iiiierick THE PRISONER AT LARGE,-The celebrated Joseph Purking, ex-sheriff of London, who was famous in the Kowland Stephenson affair, and who has for the last four years been contined ...

... John Davies.both of the said town. DEATHS. On Sunday last, at Canton, near CarfUS.ayed two years, Henry Naylor, son of Mr Joseph Ball, Secretarv to the Tatf Vale Railway Company. Dec. 4th, at Geneva, Edward, onlv son of Edward Rogers, Esq., of Stanage ...

... his departure he presented) valuable snuff-boxes to all the great Officers of State, IS the Fail of Albemarle, the Lord Chamberlain, Mf Muriay, Master of the Household, &c. Captain Tottenham, of the 2d Life Guards, son of Lord! Roheit Tottenham, and nephew ...

... forth with John Daniel remanded; James Chamberlain remanded 9 calendar months from filine j, np,i,inn • Edward Williams and Robert Baker 4 ditto ditto Thomas Nash 3 do.; Wm. ilaTS ,reTmande(d make an affidavit; Joseph Roberts ano Richard Lee refused to take ...

... ders, the general inspector at the castle, tohb lost DO time in sending off an express to the Lord Chamberlain, at Buckingham Palace. The Lord Chamberlain's ariival is expected this afternoon, bhlltp to the hmeof this com- munication leaving Windsor, his ...

... officers of the Fusileer Guards and Artillery led on their men, and ex- posed themselves with the most undaunted courage. Joseph Boltcock, Esq., clerk of the cheques, and, indeed, ev«ry person connected with the Tower, laboured as if in a ■natter of life ...

... Prince Albert. The liberality of the Prussian Monarch to the menials in the departments of the Master of the Horse, Lord Chamberlain, and Lord Steward has bpcn reported to he most munificent. Iiis Majesty the King of Prussia, entered the harbour of Ostend ...

... to advert to politics, and broke out with an exclamation, What a blessing is a rotten borough One of our members is Vice-Chamberlain, and the other is a Lord of the Treasury. (A laugh.) The next letter was dated, Marl, borough Rectory, 21st ot October ...

... Taprell, Holland, and Sons, cabinet-makers and upholsterers, of Marylebone-street, Piccadilly, have been honoured by the Lord Chamberlain with the order to make the coffins, and on Saturday night the shell in which his Royal Highness's remains are now deposited ...

... James Furney, of (he former town. • • L L June 15, at Trinity Church, port of Spain, Trinidad, by tb« Rev. G W Chamberlain, minister, the Hon. Joseph Arthur Allen, Colonial Treasurer, to Sara, youngest daughter of the late Hugh Leach, Esq., of Bristol. DIED ...