TE'.WM:ON PHhiY PFMRS df Obituary. MADAME (JENNY CoLox), the pretty and celebrated actress, died on the sth ult., after a tedious illness, at her residence, rue Neon! Mathitrins. PIEREN Josr.rit DUMONT, who acted as guide and interpreter to Marshal Bourmont in the expedition agai

A recently-arrived vessel from the United States brings intelligence of some progress towards the settlement of the North-eastern Boundary quivtion. The States of Massachusetts and Maine have aripointed Commissioners to act with Mr. Webster, the Foreign Minister. Lord Ashburton

2nd Ft.—Lieut. Moines Addison, to be Adj., v. Simmons, pr. Roy. Canadian Fog.; It. 0. Potts, Gent., to be Ens., b. p., v. thigh, rot. 6th 14.—Asa.-Surg, William Duncan, fr. Stall', to be Ase.-Surg. v. Jackson, dec. 20th FL—Ass.-Surg. John Robert Taylor, fr. Staff, to be Surg., v

Obituary. LIBUTSNANT-COLONEL HARLEY expired suddenly On the ebth ult., in the shop of Mr. Slack, ironmonger, Strand. The deceased had been passing a few days at Richmond, in Surrey, for the benefit cf his health. The deceased had been engaged at the battle of Waterloo. In the lat

2ND FOOT.—The Naval and Military Gazette referring to the case of Paymaster Walshe, of this regiment, makes the following stringent remarks upon the trial and the ordinary discipline of the corps We admit that the Paymaster was ill-Judged in almost every remonstrance he made to

Prince de Joinvillc opens his fire upon this defenceless (comparatively speaking) place. It is now two hours since the firing began, the Frenchmen keeping up a continued blaze, and for one hour not a shot has been fired by the Moors. The" grand nation" have nothing to boast of;

" The bombardment of Tangier has excited a powerful sensation in Europe. It is understood that Ministers of the northern powers regard it with apprehension, while in France dnd England it has since its oecnrrence formed the chief topic of conversation. It has stimulated the pasi

MO-NT ugly TO ROBERT IVIIIFFLETON, ESQ. ' • • , My dear Bob—There is a tide in the affairs of Man which, taken at the, flood, leada—lleaven kdOws where. As . onisequence of this Uncertainty of its course I have not ,talien the tide at the flood, and am therefore neither - tit I B

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The House of Lords did not sit on the 4th. The House of Commons reassembled on the 4th after the Easter recess. The Exchequer Dills Bill was further considered in committee; and a discussion of some length arose on several amendments proposed by Sir THOMAS WILDE. One of the amen