... weather, the con- III - sqienesofwhci lac povd o isstrous to tile shipping h: 00 hi Cas, smepatsof hefondtion of the North Pier, ti' O itlewihn il hed t ileaeihad been undermined, ti' g a~lsoe f il ahir loesihas ot. As soon as thisr was,! I fdiicovered ...

... steady at enhanced ! rains. All kinds of lork, tise stupply oef wehich seas goad. swent lie oil' briskly at as advance (if 2id. pier Ilbis. Not a single fresh sy. bullock or siseep arrived by sets from Scotland, for although tly tisree vessels ladesi witls ...

... titir ain- nestors leone Itorrasteil, Ithey retiredl to titeir fortresses atid mostttaists, so Litoy, lit tlse psresent crisis, hast not retreutoil, bet takett their stands thtore, Daring thtose lark times, thoilgl titeir anrcestors werre tdefeateds, theoy ...

... Torinity, Tire reliert states t lat fisc treressitc oif at nero Isitrior rid, snigrt bre srrperserinr try exteirdirig tire pier' lea teeniher' stisterce o f I trld feet, soars to procunre at bainding place for parssenrgers suit garres at lore sorrer, ...

... the spreciy abolition ofslavery. Mr Cresson sercnted the mostion, quar Mr FOOTSr, in speakirsg of the particular favorur that hast been conferred as tlr be osi the lsleetiirg by Mr Bansierman, said, he hopedsharst something immediate iequi sits atid sdecidesd ...

... a relilce. Ill thit trse, tiet' Stat e of m auili' siott ou ticnl kvitp it liioil agent wsi thu a sutificietit poesse, tol pier iTC thei thlii- Ill tle. ?? fl-,aut the ihs'1Tru'huti0nS of trespassia's. hie Si'ate .tf Mfiiine 1lasseed a keslt t i ttiatt ...

... which Irts attended the, introducetiotn of on tho Scotch joinst-stool bankinig osysem into the nretropoolis, 5.0(1 sohielt hast beeit nast liartitulatly inslttnced in the cast of rm tho London and Westminster JToint-stock Blank, strongly in- ire dicalote ...

... tilgr torundi. MYST~EiRIOU ore i iT1 Pu A IAxc oir i t A FeMar LE,-Fhar tire list fita or ?? wscek, torsidrealble exciteaicnt hast esiste il ii hite -pittittrb t~ ?? I i' ,1'rt.cau. frirnt tite nlysturirrre ills' I titpeararrce tif Miarv S toesbitry, tire ...

... smutt of per1'5011 ui'hitm hu elp Ireland Ill fi'er- il luiucttition, amid thlS Sihiol ecitihur ili ?? Chir ci'oiltcr fit oh (hast ir s~~ sue RuScIA.-Tiosi slaime hais' sehiiil'hd themi'eisi'vs fiomt time, conimm ui sut ot' this Iretabl i'mild Chili 'iii ...

... or d chrisie of 'ornfidltnce ramorig class's and irriividrials, Iir th~ t anci thle stn-aci prressit of the avocatioris of pier'sonal in. pr-ern sdrist c. Itt ?? trict i of even is, ?? fituu' nturar'al roiasp., %yas, e11rrr'r1T's, Wi ar Wein cv' rve ...

... been able perminpntly to reduce the espeisldture. tin y In fact, he had no hesitation in ansseitieg that, in tbs cenrse of the hast rc e year, there had been a great additionu to ahnost every ore rif the burdens D1 i s of the Stale. Thiey praised tienseivas ...

... corr~ectniess have been ascertaisiod. 'i'hePor~tuiguese ltival for-ceis to Sbe augmented by ?? ?? of 74 gulls. CaptainsNa- it pier, whoi is to linac the command of. ths fleet of Don Pedro, will C therefore ]have touch to do, as it stems probable that the ...