... ASI-ITON UNDEI{-LYNE. - - . ~ , I . 1 r.. -- ?? l-. Oin Sunday evenilng, the house of Mr. Miarmardute Mol- I ton, butcher, was eiitered into during the temporary absence therefrom, ofs himselfand sister, and'eloatelis and eating op- jarel to the amount of about ~C1O were carried clearly off'. TntiMxNATION OF Datopss.-A young wonlan, in tre I neighsbourhood of Duluinfield had been for a length ...

... NEW BAILEY.-MONDAY. ANN BeowiL, a wretched looking woman wvhose appear- ance betolielied great mental imbecility. and who seemed scarcely sober wilhen put into the dock, was charged with be- iug drunk in the streets onl Saturday night, and attempting to desert her child, all isfant about six ?? old. It ap- jpeared from the statement of Mwrs. Baldwin, a respectable looking womanl who stepped ...

... CONSECRA&TION OF THE N0EW CHURCHU Oni Tueshay, last, the ceremony of colisecrat 'on was r formed in St. George's chircli, at fisilili, by our rn'w 10- cesan, the right Rev. Dr. Snminer, bishOP of Chester. Oil thle 7thI September, 1826, the first stone ofth -s Church, whichai hals been built by, thle parliafeliitt7alh Smince tha tie by the late bishop of Chest r wllith acrddgt th e building has ...

... Artuo 111D 0110'erbatiolto. FINAL RnATnscka'roN or' PEACE l3ETXVEEE` BuENios AnR's AND BseAZeL.-Captninl Scott, of tile Elizsrbetls, Which axr- rived Oil Sunday nlight ait Falniouth,, Irons Bueorin Ayres, reports that just as lie was leaving Rio, the Bostsa Amlen- can brig of war brought fromt Buenos Ayres the rat;licieotiofl of thre peace ?? and Buenos Ayres,whcws immediately communlwicated ...

... To tkle Editor of the Manchster Thiaes. Ssn,-1 will not, like the epic poets, plunge in medias res,, but begin at the beginning. The present practise of con-i mencing a suit in our conineos Laow Courts is (taking in fable and fact) as follows: the plaintiff goes to the Chancel- los of the Kingdom, or, of the County, (as lie chooses) and states his case and dileninia, the C/hanscellor ?? issues ...

... EXPOSING GOODS FOB, SALE AT SHOP DOORS, A LESS NUISANCE THAN SMOKE AND SOOT. To the Editor of the Iv1anchestesr Times. E SIR,-In your paper of Saturday last, the case of Mr. h Nelson, UpI3iolstirer, Oldhail-street, is recorded, in which tl that gentleman, under the provisions of your New Police 11 Bill, was fined ten shillings, and mulcted'in eight sbillings tl aind siapence, in thic shape of ...

... EXTRACT FROM TlHE PREFACE BY THE PRESENT EDITOR. As the dedication and the preface of Professor Anthon nS furnish the reader of this work with all the necessary inforE- mation about the nature and extent of the corrections, Jimn provements, and additions, introduced into lI s edition, and now transferred to this edition, there is no occasion for me to occupy the attention of the reader with ...

... This indefatigable writer hias published a book as amusing as a novel, oss the cultivation Of Indliai corn, which he says will entirely supersede the potatoc. The followig deseription of the green cars, is in entire accordance with all we have heard of them from persons who have resided in thie United States, where they are universally regarded as delicious foodl. -I have said a good deal ...

... pIoR sset AT&nOWNS: 1 PREFACE TO THE SIXTIIM ERICAN.EDITONi In presenting a new edition of Lempriere's D]i'ctiony to the notice of the public, tile editor feels hinmsclf called upon to render his sincere ?? fi the very7 flittering patronage, which has been extended to hi s labors. The rapid sale of.the previous nimpressoon has induced limo to spare no efforts toward rendering the present ...

... GARRY OWEN.-By Miss EDCEWOEPTH. (Fron the Christmas Box.) ) (Wle 7zoe give the conclusion of this interesting story. To I be enabled to do so, wve hove left out the chapters containug ' ( the account iv'ven of herself by lthe poor womnan ieho was, discov~ered under ?? snow.) 9 One day, after they had heard the poor voman declare It thatshle was well able to go, Cecilia, as she was walking home ...

... FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMUBER 1, 1830. THiE Russians have retreated from before Silistria, and the Turks are said to be mustering all their energy to retake Varna. ?? OuR present government, fearing, it would seem, that the residence of the Portuguese emigrants at Plymouth, would give offence to the excellent Mi- guel, has determined that they shall no longer re- main there. The expulsion of those ...

... FINE FEELINGS- THIEVES-BEGGARS. (froh the u)iSO lcem ) Sir Christopher aindlater called On Clarence. 'Let us loulge into the park,' sait he. With pleasure,' replied Clarence; and into the panrke they lounged. By the way they iner a crowd, who were ?? ai man to prison. Taol good-hearted Sir Chlurbstopise st pedw is atht For, fellos ?? Said he. 'It is t e celebratud'-(in El g- I d all criminsals ...