... E N G LA N D. 17.sit of he-r Ma~jestu to Breh.T rigthe visit of the Queen and thle Pri~nce Consort to) Birtriligh House, the christe-ning of the infanlt l1augtrof the MIarquis at Mar'xit~essof Exeter ivil takea place, the celebration of which witl ie u.pon the Jroot- toagrnifeicnt WAl exttensive scale. Ilttr .Majt-sr: wilt conrfer throlhonour anon the Mar- quis of being pros lit during thc e ...

... e _1 _I L72> alT-x~ A late number-of the BorseW Halle, a Hamburgh paper. contains among its comunercalainformation the following article respecting the trade, in speltre, or zinc, by which nativ this metal is more generally known. It refers but vaguely to thie late ?? speculations in speltre which . took place in this country, although what is-said is quite sufficient to establish its real ...

... - - - - - - - - - - - - Ckla^got mteralt°+ UND IDA .] SEPTEMI-BER I 5. I - -_ ThIe-e are no 1,romotinns or appointments of any kind in Tuesdan's Gazette; but the London Courier announces with cotufidelice the following new law t It at rangemeints,.cinscquctit upon the death of Lord Gtiford Sir John Copley, the present Attorney-General, d to be M1aster of the Rolls. t ?? The Solicitor-Genieral ...

... p I Anglets (County)-Lord Ltxbridge- .lerksfitre-C. D-das, 11. Panmer, BeVrick-Beresford&, Gladstone- Btn;O( Borough)-GbG Motgah, Esq 33a-eecoi (Co m'ty>.i.Cosonel Il.'A oo~d; Rneks.-1firqnuisof Chiandosi I-on. E. Smith. Cardiganshire.-Colonel l'owell. Caviartaienthire.-Hon G. i. Trevor. Cheshire.-N. Egerton, D. Diavenport. Obester-Belgrave, Grosvenon. t Cornwall-Sir it. R. Vyvyan, Batt., G. W ...

... - From ?? G/obe.-Tfhe following extract of a let- ter received from Constantinople concurs with, and perhaps explains, the accounts received from the samne quarter by the French papers:- Constantinople, August 21. I- just hear that hostilities have begun between Russia and Persia, in the direction of leflis; and it is said~that the Prince Abtuas Mirza has a secret treaty weith the former ...

... PETITION FROM THE LIVERPOOL SHIP- OWNERS'. ASSOCIATION. To the Right Hlon. tie Cam Smittee of his Majesty's most 1_lunourable Privy Council for the Affairs of Trade. The Memorial of the Liverpool Ship..Owners' Associa- tion, Humbly Shewith, That your Memnorialists have a large capital invested ill Briish Shipping. That, from a variety of unfortunate events, it is no long- er practicable ...

... STATIONS OF T'[E BRITISHl AIIMY, ON IST JAN., 1S45. UN iST J. (Front the United [IV here two places are rmentionet the Depot of the le Life Guards. I st, Regent's Park. 2d, Hyde P'arlk. Royal llarst GCurdis. Windisor. Dragoon Gutardls. 1st, Canterbury. 2d, Longford 3d, Balliicoliig. 4th, Calhir. 6 thl Y or'k. 7th, Cape of Good Hope hMaidstone. DraCg(ons. Ist, Dublin. 2 (4, Edlillburgh. 3d, ...

... .IVA r&s -7c. Extracts from the Proceedings of the Madras District Committee of the Society for Promoting Christian 'Tiit this meeting, cordiallypartaking ofthose feelings othlgfi ipect and affectionate regard wvhich have been evinced by all classes of ?? of-tlifs Presidency with reference to the approaching departure of Lady Mun- ro, are desirous of exressing their deep regret at the pain- ...

... (From the Morningt'Chrouirle.)-Report says | that the statement made by one of our contemporary ies, .(the Time's) sotome'time ago, namely, that. the Cabinet, in conseqhence of the ,4s1greement: about 1 the corn lalvs, are to abandon the question, and which statement we could not credit Tt tbe'time, is now ac.. iknoledge tto be true by peole office. .A summary is given-,ofthe'idestructive ...

... DEFE.AT 0i1 THE ASHANTEES. (From the Hampshire Telegraph.) This evening (Saturday) his Majesty's frigate Lively, Captain William Elliott, ?? returned to Spithead, from the coast of Africa (having conveyed thither his Excellen. cy Sir Neil Campbell, Kilt., C. B., the new Governor, in Chief) last from Cape'.Caast Castle, after a passage of a'I days, bringing despatches, announcing the renewal of ...

... R2AILWAY COMMITTEES. ?? of Commons, Wednesday-. Feb. 26. The GlascoV Junction Raitwv w as opposed hr Messrs. Robert- son and Connell, on behalf of the Glasgow an,3l Garlkirk, Railwav tCompanv. of tihe Clerce Rivcr TrU.stee , Of Mr. A. Campbell, of ?? i. 'Noipier. and Of the fenars of Blythswood. MSr. PlFitr Was acesnt for the bill. 'rite Chairman. beftre th.e case onernie, said that lie ...

... r 7wl Queez nu Don'ecr.-re are happy to hear that the Queen Dowager's hedlth is so much improved as to enable . her Xsajestv tO leave the house and talke carriage airings when the wcather permits. Her Ma-ajesty drove out for n the fir ,t time on Friday last as filr as Holt Castle and its e neirlibourhood.- _iorr-stcr Journal. i 1fawrri-;e hin High ?? matrimonial alliance will -e sliortlv le ...