... Saturday's Post. Tuesday's Gazette contains the Lord Chamberlain's order for a Court Mourning for the late Duke of Kent ; also the Deputy Earl Marshal's order for a General Mourning, to begin on Sunday, January 30th. Officers of the Army and Navy are not required to wear any other mourning than black crape round their left arms, with their uniforms. L' Duke of Kent died on Sunday, and not on . ...

... , c4S SINATIONof the DUKE deBERRI, I >? ?? Heir to the Throne of France. \ ViE following particulars of a catastrophe y horrible are extracted from the Paris papers. Tlie Duke is represented to have . frank and manly character, gallant in j °of things'6l*' kut not calcillated to conciliate l !?tt rj e to o|. : no pains to reconcile the revo- ?V- r ...

... which she has selected froj*_-4r*e| first houses iv Paris and London, with an extensive assortment of Flowers, Keatuers, &c. — Market Place. Lieut. George William Howe Fitz-Roy, whose glorious fall at the bailie of Navarin was mentioned in our last, was a gentleman of great promise, in the prime of life, an enthusiast in bis profession, an orna- ment tothe service to which he belonged, and ...

... ’Hie rapidity the Kinperor’a determination marry the Princess Klizabeth, of Ravaria. has taken his Vienna subjects by surprise, aud many stories are current respecting the Imperial courtship. appears that the Duchess Ludovica. of Ravaria, was in Ischl, with her two daughters, the Princesses Helen and Klizabeth, when the Imperial family arrived. There was hall the ISth, and the course of the ...

... half-dozen. Stout Long Cloth, with line Linen Frontsand wristhands, quality most reomniendod lor durability, ns. .■ ...