... ?? Queenl had ;I dliinnir 1erty oin Friday at. liarkinghlia Paltae rhe ?? her l~oval I ?? thle DucOthess itt Kent, their' ti4relnc 1iriilinres's 1the hirhe' a rd Princess of fer n'rile' Dllrelles of' Sutherriand, Lady Elim eolti Liiveson (lowevr, Lady Amlt~in Maria Daiwson, Err!l of' Liverpool , Selina viscrolirrrtes~ MIiltoni, Baroness Spaet ir, Erl 0131i' M rlojV aii lord Cla rellee pirget. ...

... -.0 11AMBURG, JUNE -2. [ 0011 OUR *WN CoIritesPONDENT.1 Tlhe negotiations between Prussia, Brlilswick, and Han- over, relative to the Recession1 ot these last-mentioned states, or one of them, to the ?? leagle, continue to excite great interest in this part oftermany. The fillow- ing are the short filets of tile ase, so ftl' llS they ean at present be stated ?? Thle immediate cause of tile ...

... -TIIF EMN.LRTTER Vri. ?? centuries ?? 'vell nigh passed A^DA e ur far-distant ancestor, William the en the shores of England. Here, D0qfror, tbresholfl of his bold enterprise, he D erVy*,f, but starting up, he exhibited to unlbled Bl L '~)1veras his hands full of sand, i n s ,c ?? I have taken seisin of this land, * > n'tlge dplenlir of God, so far as it extends 0 I nn wte r of the ocean ...

... [FrOM 'TIHE COLONIAL GAZrTTE.] 01 the occasions of difference between the United States and Gr eot Britain, two are proper subjects of negotiation. 'I'he first is the boundary qiuestiou ; involving; both the no tional point oflhonour and certain private interests which hove groWnI up during the dispute. It seems impossible to dispose of the poilt of honour except by the arbitration of a third ...

... , CORN LAWS I AND COMMERCIAL REFORM,. PRICES OF FOOD AT HOME AND ABROAD. The bad quality of the new English wheat has, for some time, had the effect of depressing the averages and increasing the duty, although the price of good wheat fit for making into bread has not once, for many months past, fallen below a famine price. The l ertainty, however, that the stock now in the country will be ...

... h. l. 0Vj)( (AZWT7'P of TUESDA Y, J.h q, 18. - . jThe SbIT. ,T11~ p)'e Il'I ACE, JAN. lu). v iriN it hii C iee li ejilsi to 111)llpiti Gogirr f l.ttU I ot. a1Wl of [ir ev M'st Ni Gerc ,10 the (,par(*,jt vsGurard 6i, Yeomen sre ol Lot iu0,,, (Ieceasee, dlhu Robert NMar- Dle ueiIOWJNIN`~G.STREE'jr JAi. 17. Tl hs beeti pleased to appo int Allied Cheeke, EsrI., to t~e ofc New South waIes.o rm ...

... COURYII' OIWCULAR. l1 1DSOR-I-fornDAY The Queien and Prince Albert left the Castle this after 11O11 n0 111o a il;n a -l il a ?? phIetora, his Royal fitiietisa d riviiit, attendted hev Lord Ctiarles ell-clsley mid Coloinel Boitf rie oio ln orsebaick. Sir J toes Clarlk arrived at tbe Castle this afternoon, nt j haif l t- ' fiveo'clock. Dr. Locock l(!ft the Castle to-day. | The Duehes; of Kent ...

... - iINC-ENDIARY1-11--- -I E.. INCENDIAR2Y FIRES. ?? TOiiillJAY.-We noticed in our last that oa the .)ths inst. a tire broke out on the premises of' Mr. Callard, of Upton, whicll, hewever, by the exertions used, was confined to the dwellinig-house, without injuring the out-house and barn, a short distance ott, in which were deposited it considerable elnantity of Ieheat. OCn the following Tuesday ...

... DEATH PROM ALLEGED ILL-TREAT- I| .PENT BY A QUA CK DOCTOR. I - ; A report under tliits designiation app;eared in our journal ol yosterday, whlichl we uniderstand~ waIS in several respects rinrcirrocc, thc patienit having been rin old gtentleman namiedl .Bi?, istval uof a Iily cailted Cliyilist, tiand tile name of t he ehulr~lta Ianot Chamiberlinin, but Peeli. Actcordhin to the evidence ...

... )lINDSO)RZ---XV BDNXDAY, DEC. 29. ,\ pri :te ineft Of the royal bueck hounds, by command of A; hIIrt, havil l beehl d terulied u11poll for to-day, i , pt Se Fret fur tiiv pui-nmo't (If there beiug but 1ew of ?? ?? Ic leslnt, the hounits ?? the kennel this ?? .,urLu o'Cock, ?? ploceeded to the double uvates, in thle r ark1 a bout a uwile tromi the Castle, whlre they ar- di th tie ilble Imiaster ...

... [I ROM THE LovnON ANnD VAuRIa AD uE'tsvlcl.] I [lillerise. subte rraiwous vatilt , extend under rve oral parts of tihe rity. The principal sue under the quir- ters of tile Sqth, tile. fatibotirgs St. ilareniu, St. .lacque su ilt St, (Germain, att' which contain the eclhearted canicomhs. hle. others are under the hliglis of Montmartre, St. Chaumout, P1ntin, Belle. tille, Mcnilinontant, ...

... I HOUSE, OF LORDS-MONDAY. Lord HATHERTON preseqted a petition from West Bromwich in favour of the establishment of a system of national eductiation. The noble lord stated that this parish, which was situatpd In the manufiucttrig district in the soutb- 1vest of Staffordshire, contained a population of 20,000 souls, and that there wasit a great defittenej of the means of eda- cation. There were ...