The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-22 00:00:00

,etg.A. ,4i4_0... ~-.1- .. .-•-.. Z ORATION to AUSTRALIA.—With k W g r irm.r=tammtzrt, s ega illak m÷o •o 7 i r r In slz of Isms L % ig sa sSPast iPs ‘ l"4. 4 l % a l limilin eisiksr l23 we be gig's. Ail ; t i ler sibd FORT MILLI!. Ur Nair LMA). Y. T. IrTlMillesim ; boa 4 1 t Fl Vl ewi l o W e Ir a =TM Iss "rn Mr at A t i r ILLIP. s Illip. MD bass --: -, sossimisr; SS Woke 14 'dewy. Ikess froseneePsess. MO enSissismosailess "ZOkiss4 dohs blot . mil will sod *SHIM r= 51.1 7 1 = 1 .... l i t pus ' Vsgijg a raCage... ... A anis le rolsalsingdssl pines% 0.4 Noy ai, . el. VW mews. Nang gl 4 6. d i re a tr4W ol4 sisl tie Masi 1/41 Is rioretiox or In mom rum Avg ROYAL SOCIETY for Ile PROTECTION 1 -- 11 tin ft. nu ... ens mamba r In t bet, a la at mats urimpossel. W saftesta inn .. a 00 " W , V. oarrallora anted to rag Mark irstft Oa year ..rarft of web aft lartlftad aa rse Moat. at .aar. ~.W~.W arr 00 wpm,. Wa Oa s ends* wasieftegobal; mt.... ... tram bra boss proem* * ssa nag wasiostul. on comarat Masora re las arriblafta kr Or ereftara of 1110 km 1 0 . 1 " 1 .... I. *P" rat i rarbaroured to le W aira=te Thy . _ ,. ........,0 0 1ra atatftfta a Zar i rl b t: lbr a aftaa afasalftitirft grimar ir larl: tbs ariar6 -7 4 an ni rlar sub a na el ll li sA wha arti : It also nab le Iftftepld ll iii i rvi d o rram Mal areft * taftraftradaa 0 1149- OMa era t railed to allot UM mama* eft .172r o nsdl . ria Wit i vr i ar . .. j i t ili ste ......._..mirigairfedes ea rat a= il itit ia. aftlirft bra g m ,.... d lM — ..drosis. sr. atm ars bimaft. Oat be OM for ballserftr 000 1 01• 11 0 bar* eat 0 lb araftwali F a 110 Is Or afte 4.1 1•=16 waft emit Irimar wi rtitft ratabaa are or anordaft It I. as lilt MON 1 . wawa 0 Mon Is Ma* Um amalla moat la lir % iri ma : malt roll ,it I. to 00 Irma* li s X sel 10 oarraftl bfr 110* Pin itatisaa ; araft maw .erisiasilrsitgassiNsg, all also, r. leat Nn la Pima No p. 1 7.40.0.0/600.11ke POW. rraftftftftwarft I l es. it . sz.. - Wet a m.dikr iThlnsadeler . Bea Iles. liras Paso& , . JAN adder Jame Nos, How Illeiederd. Willem Nerrebesa. ..2...estele gemodead, lbs. Bond t.V.bell. Yel ILT. =Ws. J. IL trooper. Lod ?sum ess.—ttomel Were, id,. Ile s etassseo., orserosr.—ldr. dasersen Lew. Jun.. 10. :West Ilsestisee rid asserl oslosedreisow resolved tor Mr Grads add 0..1. CimedibAser• ; Um" =Zio .th ret val. sod Go.. L ised , the Looks ad Weertaleater Vast. I. OIL Jamie* wee . le Pte Tr. o . olo r. . 1 Mai gi the sersislttes. or die _ iILBSOCIA'fIoN far PROMOTING the RELIEF of DE4TITUTION In the METROPOLIS, sad for I opeorlas sehtioa of the Poor by maim of Preettlat sod IMAMS %WM alst the stittetititruskscr awl .ttrrettos of the llohes ettol Clam hartrtrt—The Mitt Rev. the Lord Whom of LOY ROL . _ lain Ilos. W. E. 016140ne Sir R. 11. togIL, But. M.P. *Wake MU I Farquhar, Bali llouy kiwocele. I'q.R. i., KA M Martiit or WoWealaater HeekLw..l Berea. Lg. ZWe i r ir b te 14n. R. Berme ILA. A. M. Campbell Tat tbd M argbaw Philip Caseitorw Meg. We lard Mater, M.P. Re, W. W. Champetere perm{ alma W. Clo wee, MM. 11 47011re a tItaMt. N.,. J. C. Colouheur Ileq. W. Corea. Mr. awn Cholneweir flea. Mod Mat. tereremer. rThe C et T erp4 .l6 l64. LE E . Wllera rea. Wefts MOM Cry OM% Pm. ME WOES Cowper. M.P. W. Qwsaa, Mg. er. Ileptlr Tr. t w. w. u I ww / ; 141 r. . U. Iforsit. T r. 64. EL: I"°' t"' I,: r.,... the Ikea 0. P. t plow . leepeaft lib k law MOM Casein, Ado M. Mr 11. h. liwaiwitelJ. MM. E= I. IW ar si... " 7l. - p. it.. 47. 1."242.11. Ihea Welter C. 'Sum" 11111 n. H. =rhea% Mg. ar W.. ltasTry. Ma Abram t i f. w rT. Ikeders /a W. U. Uale, of 01 re. Mr. Imre Ma John Wwelair. Asebleawr et Ibleard — Trarra. gpe& Ibillwat ran= tter Tim WM. Ma, M.P. . 4. ea lierlabrbee. TraillialftWPlML Mar Mort Vireos Weralee en am norra mar her the Ird. Their Oar ernahre grew' mer the poorer pine se Leader Ila *Mg Daher weer Churrwell, repar. Mondl6ol6 Whlbuirpr. Ihrorm. Me. MITRACT PION A 1411CINT RILPORT. VIM veird to the Proror 0 4 the emir wIWORA .M 6 Ommilloo err le war that every weer . glow i IIMMIII to law t art the peer are ma kw prepared thaa mat to met the etreriet 44 a men MM. The wimp el the poor. as • body. during Ihe par year are Herr I. Me bra brow Me average. owing to arreatire dorms ht mi. and the eliarseter of the weather. TM remillee erreseemaddraMe demerit ors %behead under ally N. sr rani the edam pure peuteeetel or mum th e ere elM ri N M= be wry rear. ulP fhe=red. owing refry to the otawarial dirrewee et Ihe slam awl rear et law yew, an at the roma awe Mee thew MP_ Imam Ma at Mr soron. and It wlO leers* wry awn es or pet or the Mare el the Pwrlrtr She ewes werwamy M nread H the Jeers& whir May h• e = TM tellerri saw have .to have preview', aelteoredrl_* •aWearrop. Ora, :ad •W. P. Jerrllladd wu tt MI 0 W. IL Pm,. la 11. 4th der. 6 0 deo. St 0 J. 11. tPbrigra 11r;, Mea lOTA der = W r lfi lk yrtM . illJ. r s o 1 0 doa. ........ ....... 16 0 Hew. Ilre. .f ile. 10 0 am Ire iry. 6 • WEL Madder. Mr. .et I 0 Mawr loorAMlEW.iii 8... et H. N. ailits. kr. G. M. „,.. f .... m . 1 Mew. T. Dar .a 1 2 1 Meharboa. "l9 = .. or imes IllasamaZru: 1 2 1 1.4000.1i-....M a l it llW . W 6 0 itititiii: . iiii:„"iiii 14•••... 1 =tounii i". _ __* 1 1 1 d iE 4u . 66P. 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Don Abe 1 - 24%dr 416 .... wirin= mmi l: so. boolo m e9. assearive ir Wet Wry gram lo Ntarriat i l tory 769 7101119, 1791 NY or rime that I ry le kt n ; th thre ar 111416 orlosloo "CHIM I ITeri DREW NOUN sod 90X ! MAW. no u TM& I 6•Nly value you, mot% Mob/ ; Too oote 6rorroln .1. M your roe alto To ow Aro broom to IM "w 4.1 elld dm' Ne* 111%.". ars,. mot vsONC I war raw • I mot b sawler at tie aorer yw 666 ._. Yrs.% .ho narboolo I au ewe et mai At.bitti to hey a• CH NISTNAS HAT' MOM sal 90X ! I worisoation Toolab aft odd at prim so meilt rim rettly9 Dot re diaN mow 1••• ta Chilmftwo Mh o or 11111.111A9 'DOTI AN MOM" Ny ha lidt sine. I boob a D l yak Ash 1141., boots I arm or* t. ; titW ere lam .M.aad raft to teak retro Orr! whydr, then I. 11(6074, fort the keel dea moh. n. reptlanail... 'di rAll WAR my the Whim to year wariest. ANA. . 011 Mal eelealeae treat your Mind OP* : CI oil Mt *Vag burn da+4 vikas Irrew CUILIWT MAN 1101110. T - WI that CArloier Wow, Par1.41146A. sir maw of yaw 7etrar 7 611 eL 7or qui7 dyer liqpic Axi mootratis Wok Ire meek be MC - ad Ma sal - Akr Clefilmoi.." 4301 YU" Wirmaat sow deattilli n g... l . l l Am eat mei Esprimak, illielkas ..itrad Wad ea seallatake feamided pieltddie, low mama 11AM TO /12/101/10. A a t I A r . a . r . == . k g " ..... .. : ::i i : .. :....: . :: . ......11 1 all theamonveddato.... 3 14 • Ilut WA_ 11mi......... ..... 12 1 6 0 lino 0 ok ••• •••• -.••• • 110 ... Ili soft •.::::::::::... 3 0 ..•••••••••• A: I STads Mi 110....... 1 0 I al, tee =WOW =lst Trlce AI Ha llieuto. vare realila with, It s. d. t zr w w= 1991•Serstii 019 . wiry lia It OIN m anitS • 9 II Cad ........ 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Tewardast- Tbe wwwlllee base been bo== aw " gommotdm, a rro Mi :tram too= .... ink is Uv EF 21:2471 E L 1A A ET4 1 15 1:1 12E 'Ai WI/ IMII6II Immo me so m mm% = 1" •• maw. um I.p.ti TO b i i swiled altrzwit en al B . a • faxl i r dezifia AWMl klw I MID 10 thow iebe rg: pwiliniTit r ill N .: • boy *. bin imam oaras ins The 10 MsW. enahred kateedry. pedeplew sod the *Ow aria samaosAllb ben Wow, boobies Om bo wee Me own sad maybe • wawa Weald= la Inaba we asetawge may sta m ier b tablldeneed Law Am, " b Viel the kV Immo. al Whir as paths ea= emenstan Si awe. eaNenk te nano the law Wan their so d = w rage= Mower sad la. =Anta m ar s = jre=tapel kr el ••••• gidty Mrs In Ws addltheil web/ width Is 110 PilaloaroVie Finn Ileboal wlll l• reoubsi bribe Troommr. Win lbw. I Audi or 2 11 . 1 . 71i26 chmooloo n at mo sommion. 01. MOS 111=1 sod . 1 g larnbaniairoat : arra k om. 210mo i rAl= is kat. be 4 _am Vonadorsil Om OrbooL Lad Dario 10_60ftonal Irani bur the pardons 4 the LIMO aad Me imam Mlle Ma : :W&Ma War QKKIK abi Sr 16 / 61 ) .100) 0 1 11061001. Km .2106 •i • Ili: i.‘:itiii, ifoi ::::: : 21 00 Mellnilld pad C 0...... 103 00r. a. Leen . 2 1102100 sodas. lO6 0 0 Nay, 10 11 0 t o) amok Pam., owl 06... 62 10 0 M. J. :::::::::: 21 0 0 0. Jona. Loyo ... .- .. 62 10 0 11. ,- 111 0 0 Oviroattlarorysodoo. 62 10 0 J. jpila . a 0 0 DiaborA. Wain awl C... 62 le 0 11,. Nam 0 0 lonolloe nod On. ..... 14 10 0 Ky. 7.9 0 0 OorAta ad C 0..... ...... 62 10 OJ. 111111arob t 111 0 Meow Haan ._ _ ..... OS 10 5 IL 10 0 Lia Mon a Pernromi .... 016 : t b raNt ila yot 10 16 0 larlaV e. , 1: 0 Sm. . . 111 :16 0 . Moran. and tk, ■lO I N. • ii,,, 10 • anima. 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Moneeee.M 0 5 Lord heut ... a. T. Iblinora .... r Nd TO• lO 0 6 sup . . :o o o J. 1100. Col. tetniiir:2ll:2.: is 00' a. a. or d . an: 00 I Mkt Owlwrjer . . II 0 0 We. liturotatua .. i I I. alhaisles.llob.ll.T. 10 0 0 IL Yauatisn, Yob-. .0 1 Mb b. P. OWL Daft L ..H 6. , , , t,.... ii..... . m............... 4 , ::! w nee 4. o. w•••• _ .00 leas 10 0 4 0 0 T. Pon,. bow.. ~... 00 ; Illa wood . J. 11. (nobbles% 'MK- 0 0 C. Awn, Pima r lO 10 0 Mb. E. C. on.. 0 0 1 J. Ttrebaray, MA.- I Mn Como, —.-.. •0 bautdry Pehenledws Mkt AO IN., NM U. Total inwart already ashorlbai Iwo Vibsymy bat. A3nM, ST ONSY TURNIUL Nwhhat ClOOlOO. Platmanbropie. Nov. 3. IMA atAL/SONTOORAPHICAL BOC IST f. IMPOST COUNCIL to • S PICIAL ONNIIIIAL et the ilt 0 hell et ileteres, ANEW 14, 11110. Or H. T. DI LA MINIM Paw 0.0.. F. 21.0.. Ike.. la Oto Chair. The Candi lave mesh Warm Is waserelat est there bas=l anwiderable addlasa te the Ni of the ambers Wee the aretlegir s l at thwenet Meer. ca the Tkd Mardt. ISM. 1 1 0 Iliwbst tolebt haw TOL - new iket et U. Swiss Weal% wealwaphs. the " Uskslese et the Ong romeMca.* has been Whered be Ws mawber• The MI a LWO wake of Ws Ilium alloo onower a* NOS Ot the MOW =to be wheel). WM be PIS 1.2 e. SC aweedka the Wet for In prodeake. 10 1 • 01 00SY 0 0010 = a M 5 we. Wino wee inenwed law twenty ill, al lo 622 - 13.0w0 arab. A eswiderableaddition Ws elms hem made to the SO el Wel seseea , 4 wheh we are tinny eight la mamba. bat es dike and =yet without those Melly vahable Mle salle• OW the mater *odd be farther laeresul Omega base Nis to osamedekie the deekty en Webs weant We whable aWielerse of Prgrr i s i w • Owen to the r elation era= t u .... 4 .---r A.,.... :=1 ,.. describe the Cheleelene ef ho villa . it e =agr am pir .. t a , ld id ellj=is ....... relma ."l 7l l 4lV"wWwirigolw W ilsawl, as. IN '=az: pima kr IM il l= Jekb ime ll =ftl i rrpspwase ef • WNW V. 1142 1 :4 We ts WileseeibliL w rsonorseb 01 1 We fond 001 0 newasesee of the eft& rit. Thew Witless to We bat of authors eho are elan W I=,lkik New aall wenn= to the prop*. ot=ltro delessaleb We Welh. that It wed s bet an SOL ss Wales! Wilms ef suppan IS the pr. o 1 HrWali NOW alts, 10 0101102 . 1 . 10001011121e1eft lIIMIbIi Oa= 02 fb• satinet al Ofilit Mak. TM (WooWie obeli el themenewsphe ohkb hare bets Wend to kr Seekty MO bor b rigt. v. w at i OMNI A mid. Ikea ~y Y t :l4l l* . g o a Lee4stbie Prot Le ~ wrr ; Ls:r d.. I....wmilloas of Ore t et y Srl:Ww by Prof. Shelia We halt mew Penatios above lbo Oa& by Mr. J. w. E MI:VP 61 raft= i • rt . . i ts zaz ok. its. Or Ibisesdna Limber be ILL W. KW& at NeweaarJA The Elniemaltasai dui Milthb lhaf. John TtdMpe. Tbe F oods Traria el Ihe Owst ira rn s Y. Ilan and Mr. CORM. Malan. ad I.°.,rril.=.lM.Aart.... imm. 11. T. DM LA 110911. CIII STY tor ENCOURAGEMENT of ARTS .ad • N III•CTI7 It filL 'Areleer Adder—HO three. WO & NES ram LIB! bee Jet bre thee& red be lob to to the :i er= die Sedate• Mink J A t I. bet an meg el the taltoree ern* : I. • Ord Medd. other l by HY Segal Or Mose LIAM tat Olt DA sereat et ry ler tad Wearer M r= arbien er Preemie a the Oeldnlte• er Peareadua at ropy le the Mil We ar& be esuseree Year IN bearrea prereke. L • Ger eared by Ms Seyel p =er the Priam When. for the bet Omega he Valiant Woman rag nob ark** amain era .....gr0...5.. r.1. 4: „ . ..t hra1y . ',dr., i.... ibt.. ki Or beet Merin al as and eyeetreee O. the tear Ike at dhe et OW bather lie aeir Itspsoft EMS 1 M deleter Geld Pail" m a& ter the last Weary edel ea Marl Derr ter a few arab be te errardedae il a prig rare Stfr, la essisimale vlth Ht berme r the his. Dr. (WM Ilatorm. Tie theentlere te be reliterethed el Jerre L The der We Ord the a Nei ararl tee the ram diert Deer he a Ter la red to be earrared elli airs Mire ben Ithellth bran sr is el drum= ram &Tr dej&l aw aad Ober Mil. liar dr MA arl mail big el the HOMY Iflrre 11 Is Err I. 4l =Beddeld Mee& er A adare, fee the bat Drs Oar a la tea la Mtedeljnbeld MTV; the but Ire' ea OM Meth et itt• learn lad and the earplete rldneredeVrartrete=rsetilearter eriffla lee the Ittssfren ef a are la Orr 41 * plar:s2ll OS thielne Sr Talbert* Imes tt rear he shreteat erre* searael I. the arra et idlers el their rale art yarn sear are the Whet ef thirs It third ral lad r tareenei r . or mom II yaiteW wee hi tether art Ire fres • la Aar Zo i rtioataws. ears ild. he tha Plea ei a saa. ampere et reed erd Ina. Omit er sereeZ teaser the ram area wither prim elth death art the artmerldet a thaw. glib Z id ie=f a nd{ tree ala lWenatollne el illmk Gesetkaa, NA midi oar likarile• The ford to_ the ~I pre Iht. Arad ithl of Oder dpedrer et are Meareetere far SOO MI hthe yrs la Used. Ithereeteren an retuned to ben dare wirer tererded te the derielre lethe ea ar before the Ihr Mar Mg or Tram I • Ifeinsay NOVELTY in BREAKFAST SERVICES. ...... z. vii Arm , .... I. Tt i.. .a f t (LOWS Stil t lFT die de•66•4 ame amd &, on wore Use poise andi vadat 1•11 Irbai live boa me ...= t5.z.,... addend btlid moles pia& Tr, nil iddia psa l m Ida isid dodo nil asmilets ..... ..... .. . SA 17 0 r M third do. do. *la N. do. V 6 0 $.ll. i=t t rdittaidasiev. Pk mei ;at th e 017 auk Any &st article deity Ild Ur =me preprlka. Illades•bes .eat UWE Pon ... WILLIAM & 111711 TON file 111ppea add Merkel. 39. OzfordAreot. sad I. Newraiwelnet iesrsor at Newrosavaddl).-11sIabIldisdln 1 1 16116. weft. Ink - -- JOM MORTLOCIS Ma& and Wan Negligee nenell as la oirossamre ONLT. The puede. ate very .tadee.aol stab r owls wiettakeet at the bog deetielisa et weds iteee Beier Sr soh ; tie for boom Mews Nowlee tee tere saw/ e mired Ow 4ealsam.-11^411 owe ol•w&ewt - iOtIORREI3 MURAT= OVIROOAIII. i: _2l r i f t :i . e .. , el I. jag m= " se V sissolesef la . p.m ,... 1 . 4 „ .... , % .. zi • ... . MUG M scat Is ii. samitomn. 016.--tree• Mq LEOANT TOILET REQUISITES, seek et is- Ale ftwarmaitse-sowzasse 0 Is WO* sa4 ush far "MOS KOWLAN Illss . lomproAft • • LANDS' 0 01. sod Ads ea 00 Cuils ..2 04 1 O. Clinliqe l . ll . inefZeLanig... Mom lbw wain iitibimPerf=lier =o"Froltis mp, andira V= matat Mt. alike. The Eros *" IA awn PP Ibraterst A . eel BElT'Lliti, nay be ewe _ • I .g.L. m o p . mem ir keeito :., rkezieutAL H 'm em C ON Ise 3 Sm. • . r • *oil._ • ; 1 .- .--• " • • a Haft ins _ • Weat ;sa c j eim We pots lime hem aid. • • • SS amber a/ wrillairlaim of Um nt drortg 724.] LONDON, FRIDAY, DEC. 22,1848. [THREEPENCE. 6 HAMM WILLIAM LAMOND and Ca, stook tad inn ewes Imiim NM new ire aseds&ors i g U T n4.4a mar ad /mew dodo. aloft ma Giber loran Pa= Wan W. L. ma Oa aims bog le dot *sir yeas Ws of sawee dens lam pin 0.117 W . at 1 Ole*. as sh• MO et tier slim at wild. pion Allikieurile• regassiell be be Larisa. &a 1. USN. Ilidnit. .11TH. Mali. _stoLOA love Jest pubillesi the tel ler Ns, NW DOOM A &UBT R I A. By AMID P. Tuoursow, Eoq., TM A a mio_ t" we:. limil." MOW— sad 1 =21 16 :4 111 1==lh i lt 11 rd agile s i...iv l d r=lr i a is r i ksl Cilli f=ad the /MOM =Properi et the Norm I vs* rat dr. with • Polo* et re Norwed. TEE 'TOWN: Bo Amoral& Chorestoro and a. ame e tzto on Arm* rnted. "Or Noah urbarples tle emplatically . book for Olirlire —Allasadrr. - ANON DM plerepar weeks et lolltr . l .. Thar 01 not 0 1. 11" ... rand& lb erdete. - - A host der Jim ird sit ranor•-11= ii. . Toe eelmes et 4Miehri scada."— M. rof ENGLISH EPITHETS, Litoral mod ill =rte• =Um 1 ri d = 7 4 1 =1! T IV. REVITHLAN. A Carateh Story. By WILLIAM DIM' WAVoos. liss., Br eleterot.tow. 3 vote. pat Ivo " A desiplAirodss Ma. WM- rth resorksbis row and trade I rams* , —Jahe NM 1 " • rot Nose Ohara ter : dors are a s rrirs. ogled. rerOjt. ei tisse . A Orr arth= di r - Goi la L a t i lea -11 llso„ islet et deep Ireest."—Oray Thar " • red der. dolor moor, sot ter la • ne■Oleso. TM ear no =s Viaj, votand scene of astir or retread steadily : Neelth. llehr. mad 0e..11. Oendit. TM tebakarzes Bar r s a t ei = k tUilltill : tit itiLh TON Is. dd. mime_tres. mat THE TREE ROSE.—Proosio d ttrostione stir 41,: jand iiii . ° M ani la:V A IL. is oto NM e. fil in t ( Guar mid at 1148"1 .1. . 1 =ers all = Tared fee rm.; we mos Mr Omani Me order Mils Woe ro b dyer tePilierget.t= std. M. des. ire pleat, Una. mete we el co Se one rot °thing ire= bea rato ard..r. " el Hui. of. min tot Mit beddre media par a l L= . L . ivolol trearrot et Orb sad hatte. dere et ..dr. =M I. • see. Sheer do WAIN pe l t res. sod role et. dmead Sheer noweret I. WON era, =rem sad reaselztheer buds, *wry at ettb stior i Zt tot woe; OW& spirt Wad tll t. l7Jlollll =Uwe ; min I t Warr puree Mature to brim ; = W I: I wore tdroulas rots. rtes dd., oo fe. for NI copies to dlelethatko sorsa Vettilde TIMM. THE COTTAGER'S CALENDAR of GAR DEN ()MATIONS. By Jews Paxson, CilraloOr to Ido Ones the Dar et Voorhis', ha Itesslated tom the" Gerraare . Crosier" Above *NO love siseedd boolvoolL 11011 To TDB 001ThIll: oau lriserlav ,..a Mks I Pleating .....__ 4114111011. apidliss. toMaco' Tr•bffiliWlES. relaNk• es O. Waft up sal o= g advastano of Grafts, cllsolvantsgo Oodles la differest 1 observa tions NZ =Cs 7: M sorts Sta isr , corsiesit sod et Ms. odes sad ar Isolosille 101014 teseetotio• of arrow:. ♦ NN.O of midges =abetwas solgiattlar. African Lam Appsibm Anemones Amuses A Aprico pples t Amicable Beer Boot Illeasisie Mack Ily Boob. Lig ot. for Oat- Olbas °cow d birds OW ig Gespos Green ay Madame tams. Fowls* M-1.. Ppesiria hilt. Owes liordals =am Snoods Ilprosis !Waft Bons Wads Wad Warnbarbs ONManama Lanai r... p:r om ulos Wool. Codiflowas Wiry Obrerfoo Isa Aston Oda Wad los Cluosoothomuas Man Cbaktas Clasitl• WOW". Oakeirosis IfoUybocks r ri oneendlsb mick Utacluilis Hydramers Ilyrop Indian Oros 'Man Brae laming Leeks 140.4phoes Lotion Lobar Ludas Mae =Distil* Krjoraaa thrum Marveket Pi!' Imt Ikon Sae Midi UN. das " Cr ume er *aria Dar Seeds err was/a at &Mllit Moot Ilkimin lisisolVppftlisithult MSG loosvirep eisalps lylark Madrid liedweini Namllmo I ( 6l= emas _ . _ enema ernes Cram Faint euembara Oalanat /lowan la ilfre Canaan DMlas Osier Polska Para* ="ala Dslda u DeC id e btti.... tooth Vt..9.thitoiree he r articles fee Terme, weeeetkes =ie. Preis Fruit Cookery Ills = Mei Wend wiesdeste. 01INAIIESTAL UTILITIES FOR ousierass. ERESENTS teVirir — B - filiffieffi, BIRTH-DAYS, sa TIMITIVALR. FELIX 11111111111aLlrfl LIM ITI FACTUIM alma I Os ima dalmia Erna* Nada, ameba by as Mai raimatalfrin, sca by a regestabis Nan is loss ma country. vol MIL rupairworowra CANDLESTICKS, to Pierian (Townsend). 21a. the . NKR HYACINTH GLASS lE. Itedffan. SPILL CASE, "Coons itt a 1 aad upwards. SALTCELLAR. elosra so* ananasted with Orion sad es* weed ; with Spoon. 10. the pair. SALAD SPOON aad WORK. In amend wood, Kfl b. the Ink; Ivory and sllyer, at riotous plass. 1111 NAl3Kupward N I FE. Caned wood band* 14t. ; erred ivory bandla.24s awl .. BREAD PLATTER. In aimed wood. Ku to as; ponsimis. 1k to td.o Eatil2;;Writtl..carwedorued brad*. ITo• Men load* r.. CII Ettelli.Dlttil, with envoi wood bad* Ws sad wear& BUTT ER-DISIL canedwoad. wish 1/641 drom or Wrs, Ms. RUTTER-REIM with anned-wood and pistol blade. CrriNglittli SPE 7adbli'virie:-. wooer bream, caned with ern VlVfr la Ws pair. IVKATINGLoune, at neon Fins WISH CARVING-KNIVE and ME. la dicer and Plated =WS. ip awl ONCE JUG. story- (U. J. Torroasa. Ha.; with ad rift/nal WATER Milli issaidled ilees.A.Us., and upwards. (L Red *an, • LA. GOBLET, tu 10s. W ATER CAMAS VE sad TUREEN la ansisellad als* I* Id. A MUSTARD POT. "The BEMs Teseast" * !edam, fle.; and la ant*. A 11•yLTCELIALair. earlimmorsta • doh** with. do . Td, ad. the CAMELLIA TEAPOT, la Mimi anima, wirmesatiid b Panto Rime, Ils. ; is ihar. MI raker; or plated met*, 4* (E. Sad iron, A.K.A.) A TEA-CADDY. to woad, at MP= Woo A TEA-CADDY SPOON, **Mei atetal.i. 4.1.; in direr. Ms. CREAM JUG, to opal elso. TOM sod upwards ln Podia, k Si. W INS TRAY, St pow deb* IL ldWawL Mc and urds. DECwaA STEEL la seamelloi Wes* IL Rehm* •L•.), as. the pair. WINS GLASS. Is assmailoi coin* at. CHAMPAGNE GLASS." Rabbis Ilinthrs," sassielled In colours =I seamed. 111. J. Tanword.) Vail.. Waft DtardEßT KNIVES and FOREL with eokoral handl*. lag currants, diodes, iliberis,ntiphanlis.strawberrin,aa4 tn=rriat-st. Plated )dada, Ins each. VINTAGE DECANTER STOPPERS, la &man.' la clean in. to near tame t.l. O. lianday.l OA NDLESTICKS.—The oak Soo la ebbs, deigned by H. J. Tarno w*. in MOM. art 4 0171001 Q. at arless pricer MATCH ROL "The Knight Thor IN Pomba. Priee.M. /LOWER VASE IR. Ruth-ray LE-L). Y Pariah. *Morel dim no tutt ors INIATAND, la pororWn U. .K 1 13... en° Work BRIDES INKSTAND, In lverhh,l lo 'beim ilk, at miens prim: In boon, to M and awards. with marble tans RIMING CHILDREN. ISMS' waled to =k b.lrma Partin : IS• RID PAPER KM 19%. to =PM, with gilt blade, le morocco we, 3k sad upwards. •RCIIITECTURAL TRUSSES, In Tens cats O. Belli, E 3 emit SHAVING-POT, to earthenware, "hero.', loaned and beardhm" ta. and vomit libh and broth, is. CER NERCO a dear porter.* Iran. A PAPER to ion pictans es llt. Redirrarol. At W. SiudsomO, 343, Strand REAcKETS, Is earned won• LS k the par, an 4 upwards. PAPI Et-MACHU CLOCK -CASE. at various ants /OS 0111111110 T. THE DISTRMSED MOTIINR, • statuette (SU It. Wearoattottt, In Parkin. two Seursw /du 61. TON (MINIM NLAVIL • datestte. by Hiram Power, In Parlan, 1311•K0PNAKIL • etatuelte. la Madan, /33e.; mho In Brews OS 65. . BM.) T M (J AUNDY and CON CDT, statuette,. be Potion, each sa 3a (J. Da) USA AND TIM LION, • stsdamdle (J. DAIL In !NM'. /3 aa awl In broom DOROTII0111NA„ • Readapt, (J. 1101, Is PaPanes,l2s. ; sad Is brossa„ls. CLORINDA. • statuette (J. Besl, ownravolon I. Dorothea; In PltiM • tatostta (J. Dal. IA Partin, 245.; or with mimed base, Ms. RELllo%letateette (J. Belli, In Partan,24. ;or with coloured toss 30s. INFANT NMPTIINE 111. J. Towmundl, • wltocllar Is Perim 27.. ; In ailver and In clostro, at oulotts :stow TIIN N PUPIL • MMus for the garden. In Tervs Colts, MEOW. by toe R. Wedowee. . . _ Jog 'lady. The " UNA " RILOOCIL Puke and /old. The " DOROTHEA " hsooeu. Padua sod Lurk Thu CUPID BROOCH, " The We Mayer,' byJ MIN In Isur—A NIOHT LAMP, A HAT STAND; A ELLA RR?; A SIDEBOARD; TEA VEY , • TEA 11114 WPPRIF POT. BURR JUG. MEACELET. In NW° ID. Idscllar. CHRIS THE Hill CUP Ht. PAglar•Vel. GARDEN TANN ID Mum, dm A NEW CATALOGUE. war twenty-Wee dolgir. eeet tq Jondna Cuadra, RI, OM Boaddruer. ea receipt of throe poulatsMaripe. Country orders ezonatod or fereG4 if. paella order. MORISON'S PILLS.— Report of the Exeter af es. alselee lempseary.—On. of the greateet hindrance. mod 11. we hens se err reth lo in compared, hw of the err Irk to rid thews of Ammo at ilootlivemory emu dire awl ram kr tee WM** ltd then of their humble war* no of ookoisiosoo. The re des erred at th. iamon of fto ow the eresre peer. as sr be t er le thee ehis threw XIII therher elf very ; bag bee threg do re mere li= b er=l:2l= l.6 r • I e is Stg l = ir d l elle•• t i a . 1 b il ie gretheacibth seneust ef good to the nog wrath eguiroleg . ere do bother thee beer the the ef their coot:err le the peer il . a lte= thea gill einir el the dater sad earl ere so rear dr 1= =the. lhat It would be totally hirporible for the he motile. some few kindly disponed WM &Xs rid e meth es the almoners of their launty to Um WO,: diall inz t. beg " en the her leaves sod two unall fi shes among an many! .. We d ear 11 Flew challenged by being winner. of the moat wiliserip red the despot privation, endured with a high heroic Te ger ith hoer :—.lernrs Southwood. an agricultural p . kwrira sir ea ereeeeeeeet , la ebb rig, and bowleg a wife and fnur relied at th. &Wt.., shout a month Se or In reil= led debilitated wale that he stirred mearcely Ws to week eel geld thee be bad Men. for the Ind three year., withering C140•01/04 ft. dray le the ablosnee . he had sacralWPM been codererr terther, bet with little or no 1 enent. end for meths err co had hew rile to follow he emoloy i ent. On the Neer eight he coauthor rag six of No. 1 1116, and the Ilko use of No. 2 the following rob. ; and, continuing thl. MM.. lis melded to nerd on the sett ring Wow...day to North deed. a there of four mile. from teeter, there to p.111.11C his wiled. WM esaggernithe. He matron the asset of 12 plliv a day for used three weeks, mid hem Dow inertheed re to to pills a day. and duet.' the err th in, will suffer very eleventh from a efenidleation of dr. err. be hog partly ereerted the ann... toll In thh. Inclement ere, his cloths often &ended to the gin, and sin id-t what, would be marl es the erre of the common were., to ay nothing et the issat ordinary riforts of eivithol life. When nouthwoed red eg the , es their y night Isla. he Wag remarkably hog for le mid he toes tom he could not do he work 1.1 he did set the path MA he re i err orient that - they would, at bring Yen Other have wad hope.trot the> sill do co, aliel li Vi ea se Illfty three we &ell hath to rep irt the eolnnkic rththerY froth a severe fret ef deer d AY thilee tly enduring istienc The hest her e/ CIIIIP that I dal adduce for the coming number of the ii limbs,. le thes of thy ethe daughter. Sarah Kitt Havel, who, on this eag re, err red with a Tory thdent Mh. affection, WOO* Irkwith or high kw mid cuefuelatlnlit Vain In the heed ers root edl i nge deffir I. Shim 41 1 ;11Z Mate the reseed few three dr. trig le 066 No. loth the re number. Nal Is the thergowerr. Nerares lad thighbone. SM hire MOM bre In ker rem ars the severity of her ilinoth led trey erthelth wthslted este mirk mere rise in so critiod a eon Orr Neff with that vie bees bid of or *weer_ ong midway weld In the beA =ries we " Keret Sr ;" oor theatres m gr wee re Iheth riga by erg eer palest war a new her fret ser. dry* mow ter domegue dries with renewed heath sled wry Jr Ver. eigthellee le Xr. Merano. tie weber. elf Yore. =ln fhb relea s ers& sir a sear, of aware trienielory of the mkt elle\ he had her seithrthe her the MI la yr, !moo comohoosas err so weer a re , ether as rag noirer him Po or en wort sold he the hers. fee .awl rear a per U the Ihreer Nye !Orgy. ere he thee regal./ relit Me area • ere of gee 174 re Ors Wet weds, lelellg three of Ito l r or. sod these No. II le the rem re X re mere need err bee ath TA bwiLtreted In A llee m nyer." War thheria. aged X.. ler wo• mud a f a wassobte Mrs X the Yea ender She le err to the Orr a l ffia pe ba trifgreed lrsop li llereqf r i" . D=d b iorealreet het. IS !ernes=ll4 the lelltelle at outs the Mere Ththr. At ha the lith hew er rya& elm bole ere emir oe 'wk. NW les Arta WA Ye clop rid herr WlLeg a lislesi Who emit Xtheriothr be me XX Xth lie Ie ammo a seem et tbeie an= are =Zit tra = et erre" V• 6 hmil the geed ars to take r ill = able he r d them nether pils. the het le dr Xis et a lf o s.: 1 2 sierler reser ef a yrrr, bey m eet . ber imm e i r ib el . the ef hia i =llthet V ika. dreier. tf. Deefee , eree. New Tom leseile. we a err wrier Dom Widen see waft el ebe be emend leer wow ht=bedeg of be eisie t rt err. be rely isd Neely the or& damilstaleyss 1 ........" .• es= I° 10 =: . thyme meted eventioe. Merl ro• . threeeererf tileneseart. sheelerhet a tnler niNit m . ..end me hie eithialthel6, raw iris, le. :7llbe Orli Orli of tithailt. wortsool.loados. Des. le. MIL ENLAROEMEN'Tettbe WERILLY DISPATCH. —TIM Joannyr O. ell bs llNLAtiltal SUNDA V. Os a f fn is Is ODD= Parr Orr tar 00l Dre r at ry rim dirst a hll D ft Dor II As sitar st tatabra=l: .... = . 7 ., ...i.,.........a. by Os Soap FPI se perms waft is tam WO new L . 4 nah4 ,4 ;fr. As gram sera Nos D mu aftwears. sabrist Wu! drat fess as Maria, yromlay—Vses OuslrlsAvy isbtalls Is Ils. Weed. 11D. Firstresr. or le say al lislswrsArs. le Is bra sad erstry. PUNC}II4 POCKET BOOK for 18 49 , with a Wowed Trood*Woo owl NEMO= Ilhoirsdowo by Joss Ivkw .bm ard Sics i =o o :l4 . = 1 ... i. 7 ,....4 c. ..k we... wo a th . yoke of I=4 sod WI tho Waldo on Ow O root io pordwoor."— Mbomou's. Pied Ofice, 118. Plardrook red WI towbars. NEW OBIIIITCYAB BOOK BY KB. OBAIUMB DIOII2III. Ma day a potiaisd, prise 5.., dassily Woad Is alath..ilk inekrfr Mom ... 01.ellras slisla. IL L. , Task ars Jobs Lack non T John HAUNTED MAN wad the GHOSTS BAZOAIN. A Taw 1., Obralme ?Boa By (Scum Iscaus. Isaacs: Bisdasyy sad Bask U. Beinalsalampl. Prise 7!.041.. dsMk THE HISTORY HISTORY of FRANCS, frau the Earliest Pols& 1, lama so Boirsonom. W, 'dense se es /Mob auLlimass Wei Is she Wary by Is nosh 'fere bes , Olti, THE HISTORY ot Pries the me UNITED STATES of MIZZIOA. By Jou Isom of PbUirklphla. Ileadotrody booed b do* with ninety three wood retyrertup. ce es. Id- LLUBTRATIONS of the BIBLE, and CON PIIIMATIONS of BAORBD H 'MIT, from the MON U. L pri BWS al LOT PT. By W. 0. WAYLAY', LL.D. Prom the A rateable sad Indlifeembla 110 mica to the Only of every biblical Morisato" lITOOS the Bev. Thomas Elartweil Worm" Introduction to the Orilital Study of tho Berldozet—" Needy three beadred tests of tirrlinere we more or lose estialited la We eiegamly executed Tolima lad la a mama . steeply carioca sad lutemonlea" From the WiWI blegadne.—" Thle le ea shod mad well asenebed UAW book on • mod triersalesedeeet. - Lamle. : D. Berm W. Pleetetract. . %NM Spy peules Mle Cookery Vasco Looking-Ow, Via= fr i giers ge°ak. %Mow Maim Now 111 , 41. pno. 0.. a., eat cloth. ORNAMENTAL and DOMESTIC POULTRY; UN& BOOM of WOMllomal Akio Mr. Immo Nom Di me. M.A., lector of [Mewed Mil TM Mr* triMmil of w: Dr ii Wo e Fowl le go The ES E t r i Odin %t u n*, ember Fowl The TM Fowl Ilioetil Fowl Mom The Des Fowl 's Mittel, Mle TM Fowl Fowl TY mod Ito Cow The Fe* noir Fowl Maio* Plommet MON TM oplest Yowl Tle M ete D Wmiello p lemem Me li re j " "g" R : Mete Does WONG Tr um NlM L or Film Tbe Lerpoorenuos Gloom TM . Ws Imo alai le i*L i eppiretalloof diewlee aileselmete= see& asilmited le commillom MO aleelebid es iMwd able prole V prior be le* rlo,lle losedifjed de demerbewallff• to isiai ne . p: wor n = mile report to sod Ms Ile Imileoloa Mottle woessolool of Pala PAM • 11111O1WWINO IDWWWoossetiwy. and raw.... sr.C: mil bellswe, bei•ldal le Os right died= Wilidoson ISMIO, Si Ile homy egarislune o ff tbe emery lox • am • untie rdonemilou id dr Mims MOM WM lw a rli emt 111 pellilk wie. Ptil m el e ur.....tir . • • tisser "" milese Mead of = 1". sir week Ilish u" M bon Moved b Itio ni ll " mod le nowZ to the mills le ea mod Imprived tone. as Om WOO if 0w was sly be loppood to to. we Ns mom ow oirioliOnol MOW Met .o llek e l Mid It • mot motel isd tMereileg mouiL i.N l i tg li tt a lai~loa. sod le Is** lee Masa maim Cr ail wilitea Mee the nevele et aratil ma of Os Weis of demo* sofmmtb mod Mom Firal.Pie t er.few leollests. If due more *** le &is to Mr. li P.ow Molise will be lime for* emMil sod refined I l ea as • sliodmie look. but tWO OWIT me abide. **Om the lespensat *Mee of ell* tt trim* - -Ffile ." No, 32 Peewee. mei— Q PERCHES at the AGRICULTURAL MEET -1.7 !NO at MUTTON MANOR. Roartallal tforo tM" AtelcWtad dye- for paaml st Id. U. Kay be ordered of all sad dads oapliq Ai be ant fres by pout as tarts Pcotail donee I , l= la Agin Mailliawa, UpporWalliogtoamilaa Prise In ed. BIABELS for tha HERBARIUM, coasist i t of the goose of the CLAMS% ALLIANCIth Ofth sad T A IS-ORDZIth of PROTHSPOIL LINDLNYI3 VIterf•BLII O DOM, se writhe& Is Isms type, that they tie to oat tot sod pried toto the Iffsbotem. • potholke ores far Is. ltd. wth tomb's Mast Ithelbeete to end thoeftes by path mei se. td. thee by MAI NOM] oohed and = co RURAL CHEMIShiIf ; an the Is the Orb of the Menet IN he= haholforo weep E1L1t.,1.1.11.. sismieley the Ithyllothoral 64144 ef L is eol t leo. le the Er, hot laths Othoemayle Msy oolssoy sit ralleitis. - - - - ippoistaTiO a. 11A111111T. 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"For elm iddlliddlodlid totowiolde of thee 5C1.1101.. Unit MI Mtioli ma ho nod with mom advantage sod Altates. - -Libnry et limb; rowlPlida. Wilde v. FAMILIAR ASTRONOMY. By Ozokoz DAHLIST, A.B. to Um% with tapariap. la. alai' lettarel. Theo it avant dial or astriamodag o istermotioa fi coarer . t • most as ‘4 =4lb l =fd IVA troo setTssente IttLekeee, * :m i. ....= es Sea WI. sad PAM. o a f its projector and .dhor, WHAT TO ISAT, DmiNli, A. 1 1f A ()Li, ; with Dia Ts for all Gotowalota BY It 1. ()o wawa M.U. toe. !onion. —.low to tam oat= digoalow. I I 1 ••••••• • Ai.: &Corea. a Soar lath, art a ratteotal Wad. lir on •'barna, a • a Imaintherio swath cootoloot thy laths. tar ...noway alismo. ..wo to the Mai alatairod orostloatao. may &oaths the aroma wwthith areakalith of b ps tha rol Wawa. owl roach to tualut the emir ono maw To to ha I of +Orwmt tt latortoolor-oa ; Omar . Oita*: wawa. 30. Oonattl; !taloa.. 4.W. Wow Wool h... 4 Ira. Ib salbur,S. Arththoloos. Baroototwa. WEST INDIA MAIL. The Royal West India mail packet Great Western, Captain Clark, from the West Indies, arrived at Southampton, this moraine, and landed her mails, milder the charge of Lieut. T. Cull, R. N., admiralty Meat. Her dates were, Vera Crus, Nov. 16; Tampico, 13; Havana, 27th; Hoodlum, 1 lth ; Jamaica, 21st; St. Jago de Cuba, 18th; Demerara, 19th; Trinidad, 19th; Barbadoes, 28th; An' us, 30th; Martinique 30th; Grenada, 30th ; Porto Rim, 25th; St. Tho mas, Ist. Deo.; Bermuda, 7th. Mr. Glees, consul at Tampico, died there on the 12th Nov., after suffering amputa tion of his leg one west prior. The yellow fever had been very fatal of late at Ber -1 beffsee, especially among the troops. Lieut. Roar, of the 66th Beg., his son (an ensign in the same regi ment), also his wife and daughter, bad all died, within ten days of each other. H.M. brig Hound was at Vera Cruz on the 16th Nov. ; H.M. ships Wellesley, Scourge, and Kite, at Bermuda, 7th Deo., all well. Moder-General Banbury, they newly-appointed commander of the forms, bad arrived at Jamaica, in the steamer Tay, from England. The disagreement between the governor and the Legislative Assembly was not abated. On the 15th a message was received by the Assembly from Sir Charles Grey, to the effect that he had re ceived a despatch from the colonial secretary, with a oopy of a memorial which bad been transmitted b him to her Majesty in January last, by nineteen members of the com ers of public accounts, in respect to some contemplated alteration in the office of receiver general, and praying that no renewal of the patent of that office should be nude, and to which his excel lency had added the information that Mr. Barclay Neilsen provisionally appointed to the office. In an swer to which the Colonial Secretary declared that the mode of making up the piddle amounts ander the aebrofdhe island was anomalous, and that they should be audited by an officer of the crown; and in the event of that alteration being made, her majesty's government would not object to any reduction being made in the salary of the receive general, leaving him sufficient to support the efficiency of his office; and that the governor had not received any intimation of a new appointment having been made, and, therefore, Mr. Barcla y . still continued provisio nally to fill the office of receiver-general. Next day, two resolutions were agreed to, to the effect: - fiat It was the sole right of the house to originate and deal with all measures appertaining to the raising or granting of money; and to interelere therewith in imp manner, either In respect to the 000ditioas, limitations, or applications, is • breach of the undoubted priviliget of the house. That his excellency the governor's melange of the 2nd November instant, was a breach of privileges of this house. The result of this was that, at the next Fitting a message was received from Sir C. Grey, expreestog his regret that his recent communication should have been considered a breach of privilege; and to Lanes the honourable house that nothing had been further from his intention. 00)fitleliCIAL. FILIIMITS.-88gar to London, 31. to 31. 61. per Mo. Rum to bmass. 4d. per polka. Pimento to Lcadon, 4d. to Id. per lb. Esexamosa on toonoo.—Orioalal Bask, 00 dap, 13 per odd. pre miss; Jumada Beak, 00 days, 13 per nut premium ; 60 dap, 11 per east premien ; Commlnarled bilis, 30 days, If per teat. pre mium, payable lamed& FRANCE. PARIS THURSDAY, 6 30 PM. At 6 o'clock yesterday evening the President of the National Assembly received the following message from the President of the Republic : " M. le Presi dent, I request you to announce to the National As sembly that, in conformity with Article 64 of the Con stitution, I have, by a decree of this day, named : M. Odillon Barrot, Minster of Justice, charged with the presidency of the Council of Ministers in the absence of the President of the Republic. M. Drouyn de Lhuys, Minister of Foreign Affairs. M. Leon de Malleville, Minister of the Interior. M. Rullveres, the Minister of War. M. de Tracy, Minister of the Marine and Colonies. M. Fallon', Minister of Public Instruction and Wor- ship. M. Leon Faucher, Minister of Public Works. • M. Bixio, Minister of Agriculture. M. Perry (Hyppolite), Minister of the Finances. " Accept, Monsieur le Pri:sident, the assurance of nay high consideration. " Louts NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. Conn - " ()DILLON BARROT, Minister of Juntice." The following is the speech delivered by the Presi dent of the Republic last evening, which I mentioned briefly in my despatches : Citisen Representatives,—The suffrages of the nation and the oath I have just taken trace out for me my future con duct • I follow it as a man of honour. I wish like you to p lace society on its true buil ; to strengthen democratic institutions, and to alleviate the miseries of that generous and intelligent people which has just given ma such a sitar log proof of its maddest*. Animated by a sincere spirit of conciliation, I have ca.led round me capable end patriotic am, who, in spite of the diversity of their political orifin, ere ready to devote themselves with me to the happiness of the nation. A government coming into power owes a debt of thanks to its prodecemors when the deposit of its authority is handed over to it intact, and in particular I owe it to the honorable General Cavai.nac essay that his tendon is worthy of the generosity of his cUracter ; it will not be his smallest title of glen y . (Load marks of sweat.) The government and myself are animated with a sincere love of the country. Let me hope, citizen representatives, that your eo-operation will be given to me, end that with it we may found a govern ment just and firm, which, without being either reactionsry or utopian, will secure the future welfare of the republic (heer, hea r) ; and if we cannot do great things, we may at least, by our loyal intentions and our conduct, secure the welfare and the happiness of the people by whom we have been shown. A decree appears in the Moniteur nominating Marshal Bugeaud commander-in-chief of the army of the Alps. Another decree nominates General ChangaTier commander of the first military division, which includes all the regular troops quartered in the department of the Seine, as well as the Na tional Guard of that department, and the Garde Mo bile. Another decree appoints CoL Rebillot Prefect of Police. M. Recut has resigned his office of the Prefecture of the Seine. Neither this nor the chief of the Post-o ce has yet been filled up. In the morning after the Cabinet had resolved to get the President proclaimed in the afternoon, Gen. Cavaignac appointed Gen. Changarnier to the com mand-in-chief of all the troops of every denomination quartered in the capital and its environs. He accord ingly adopted all necessary measures for the mainten ance of order sad for rendering suitable military honors to the President of the Republic after his pro clamation. On the new President arrivinkr at his palace, Col. Rebillot, prefect of police, was in wait ing to receive his orders. In the evening a cabinet council was held. M. Etienne Arzgo, Director-General of the Poet office, has also resigned. lam assured that the unexpected proceeding of y was adopted at the express instance of Mold, Thiers, and Changurnier. General Ca vaignac himself had no intention to hurry on the proclamation of the President in the morning. General Changarnier had obtained fall informationpectng a plot which was formed to seize Prince Louis, on his passage from the Assembly to the Palais Elyse, Bourbon, and to conduct him to the Tuileries, to the cry of " Viva rEmpereur !" It is announced that a festival will be held on Sun day to celebrate the installation of the President. Prince Louis will pass in review all the troops quar tered in and around Paris, and the city will be illu minated. The journals of the provinces say that the principal towns will celebrate the proclamation of the President bsimilar rejoicings. General Oudinot has just addressed an order of the day, to the army of the Alps, in which no mention is made of the President of the Republic. General Ondinot is offended at being displaced by Marshal Bugeaud, especially as be had been first pegs to the emperor, and held the rank of colonel under the mph% Des. 21. New —; Three per Ousts. 45 75; rine per Cents., 76 S 0; Diat Laos. 75 ; Toark-- - 4 Woo Vices, 1540, • Do. 1842, —;Des Threes, —; De. Twiasedia. ; 31.:ples Rents. • Ronan LOIN 64 ; Thom Heads, Bank Sham 1720; ' Esettange on Lcodan, SO dm*, 15 574 ;00 days. 274, cosh Lanwarn—Paris sad Orleans, 737 50 ; Pais and Dons; 460 ; Room sad Hem ; Avignon and MwestOes, 190 81283. boon and Bale, 57 SO; Centre Viers" ISO; and Bou logne. 193; Donbans , 300; North. 350. SPAIN. The Madrid journals of the 16th inst. announce that a plot for the assassination of Gen. Naresez had been discovered, and that 13 persons had been arrested in consequence. Only 162 deputies being at Madrid, the Chamber of Deputies could only elect ita officers provisionally. M. Bei* Lozano wu chain presi dent by 100 votes. NA. A Da:. IR.—Thefts per Gay sal paper; OW Ito!"1, tl-16 reek. Vi" tor Gang, mei skier oohs. 91:2 k 4 : p aw ,. 4 B evy ; after Bolos. voopme, • sok. o f St. Para sad. Esallapa as Zomba, ra. Treasury ttllia, 77 cook 73 paper. ITALY. PIEDMONT.—The Piedmontese Gazette of the 17th, gives, in a supplement, the programme of the Gioberti Ministry. It declares the principal points of its future policy to be the promotion of the principle of Italian nationality, and the development of the ex isting institutions. " The first principle," it says, "radix upon the independence and onion of the peninsula. The question of independence is political and moral, excluding all foreign demi mien and influence—such influence not comprising the interest which other nations, possessing institutions in harmony with the present Italian ones, may take in the internal concerns of the peninsula by friendly media tion. But Italy must, for her own decorum, give her own aid to such friendly acts. If, therefore, dissen sions arise between different provinces or states of Italy who could undertake mediation between them better than Italy herself? Italian independence canted be completed without the assistance of arms; every at tention will, therefore, be given to that branck'of the service. But the expediency of resuming war fare is a question of time and circumstances; the new ministry, however, engsge their honour that they will use the greatest energyand activity to hasten the moment when the subalpine army shall return into the field. The Anglo-French mediation shall be no obstacle to the bar. To break off such mediation when its ope ration is on the wane would be useless, and might be hurtful if it could be interpreted as an offence to wards the mediating powers. If the mediation cannot give us that absolute independence to which Italy aspires, it will, nevertheless, be a proof of the high esteem the government feels for two friendly and generous nations, like France and England, not to cut asunder a knot that is on the point of being undone by natural means. Union is the other fundamental condition of Italian nation ality. This unioq has been already sanctioned by the Chambers of Piedmont, by confirming the free votes lately emitted by the people. The ministry will do its best to complete the undertaking. Will it succeed? It hopes so, without however under valuing the impediments which will be thrown in its way; but should necessity render its efforts vein, it will maintain the principle as its political religion, and give up the direction of public affairs to those whose conscience enables them to accept so painful ' a fact. The complement of union is the confedera tion of the different states of Italy, which cannot be worthily sanctioned without the aid of the people. The ministry, therefore applauds the patriotic cry raised in different parts of the country, and embraces the banner of the Italian Constituent Assembly. It will agree with Rome and Tuscany upon the best mode of convoking such an assembly, which, besides bestowing civic union upon Italy, without prejudice to the independence of the different states, will render it easy to use the united strength of all in favour of the emancipation of all. The development of the institutions is founded on the har mony of constitutional monarchy with the spirit of de mocracy. The ministry declare themselves fervent par tisans of the monarchial principle, provided it be mixed with the democratic principle. The ministry will be democratic, give all its attention to the working classes, make every effort to instruct, ameliorate, and protect the lower classes, and raise them to the rank of a people, and surround the throne with popular institution,. Such democracy is eminently concilia tory, and conciliation is the view of the present ministry." ROME—The Risorgimenfo of Turin publishes in its number of the 16th inst. the text of the decree of the two Chambers of the 11th inst., provisionally depriving the Pope of temporal power. It is as follows : The two Chambers auctioned the following decree pro posed by the Commission of five, with the assent of the Ministry :—A commission of three persons shall be elected, for the purpose of carrying on the Government in the 'b anes of the Executive powers. The members of this com mission shall be elected by the Chambers from persons not forming part of them, and by an absolute majority. This commission shall exercise, in the name of the Pope, all the functions of the executive power. It shall dis continue its functions on the return of the Boverei n Pontiff, or when he shall himself appoint, according to constitutional forms, a government destined to replace it. We have received despatches from our correspond ent at Rome to the 14th inst. The capital was then quiet. Our correspondent sends the decree of the Chambers appointing the Provisional Government. He says that the Pope personally is still an object of affectionate interest with the Romans. The Roman ministry have made the follow ing declaration against the resolution announced by General Cavaignac in the sitting of the National Assembly of the 28th : "As it appears from the words pronounced by General Cavaignac in the National Assembly, and from the instructions given by him to M. de Corcelles, that an armed interven tion on the Roman territory is possible, the under signed, passing in silence many other reasons, remind General Cavaignac of the terms of Article sof the new constitution of the republic, which declares that in future the arms of France will no longer be employed to the detriment of the freedom of natious. Since the first liberty of a nation is national inde pendence, and the right of being the master of its destiny and of the form of government to be estab lished, and since all intervention would be unjust and ought to be repelled by force ; and since, lastly, the words and projects of General Cavaignac, which we do not believe the generous French nation to accept, are a most humiliating outrage to the entire Italian nation, a flagrant violation of the rights of the people, and are not even justified by the appeal of the Pope, even supposing that foreign arms could be legitimately called for in the Roman territory, —we, the undersigned, protest solemnly in the face of Italy and Europe, against the expedition prepared by Gee. Cavaignac; and we declare that we will resist with all our force the soldiers who may invade our soil, not only to defnd the honour of the Roman states, but that of all Italy, and second the manifestation of the will of the populations of this peninsula. At the same time, we make an appeal to the sense of equity and justice of the powers of Europe, because the conquest of political liberty is the cause of all nations. Rome, Dec. 8. (Signed) "C. E. MUZZABELLI, pres.; T. MANIANI, G. OALLETTI, P. STERBINI, P. CAMPELLO.," GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—We have the Berlin papers of the 20th inst. A battalion of the 10th regiment has re ceived orders to be in readiness to proceed to Ham burg, affairs in Bleswig-Holstein, or rather in Denmark Proper, not being very satisfactory. A number of military officers in the provinces of Prussia (pardcidarly in Pillau and KO iigsberg), will be shortly tried on the charge of insubordination to the king (as commander-in -chi ef of the army), if not on the charge of high treason, for having, either vied rote, or by writing, approved of the decision of the National Assembly respecting the non-payment of taxes. . . The judges of the supreme secret tribunal Gentians to treat their colleague, Herr Waldeck, with marked coolness, and even hostility, on account of his recent strenuous opposition in the National Assembly to the unconstitutional measures of the government. The alleged ground for their unworthy conduct is, that Herr Waldeck, by his voting for the suspension of the payment of taxes, acted illegally, and that, by resuming his seat in the above court, he is bringing the whole tribunal into public contempt. This is, perhaps, one of the most glaring attempts of modern times to interfere with the rights and privi. legs of are ntidive of the nation. It is asserted that proceedings will be taken against those ex. deputies who forwarded to the provinces circulars or letters urging the people not to pay any more taxes. AUSTRIA.—We have news from Vienna of Dec. 17. The finance committee of the Bremsier Diet has published its report respecting the demand of 80 mil lions of florins by the government. The report state' that the credit of 20 millions voted on the 21st Aug. last had been exhausted, and that government now demanded a much higher sum ; that ministers had declared that the new emperor acknowledged all the rights conferred on the people by his predecesior, and that they had also announced that it was one of their main objects to establish a powerful organic, union between the countries represented in the COW tituent diet and those of the Hungarian throne, to confer equal rights on all nationalities in the Austrian empire, and to restore and confirm its unity. The report fu rther states that, satisfied with those ministerialdeclarations, the majority of the committee, after recommending several financial reforms to the cabinet, declared in favour of a grant of 50 millions of florins (not 80, as asked for). i* Mk W. rut M id di fun mill. lON = OE Mg' NNW HA. = 101111. JOI CO. S t NIL MI i'm libill. NNW. s. void rorgt raw Wow sec 1 tat d qis• amir• id Tamil