... PosT-OiFFICE StlNl)AY LABOURl. ?? .DIMINUTION OF SABBATH l)UTY BY THE ar NEW I t LATtONS. 1:, ~e uiidelstaad thlat, ito li tile last few days, re- 101 lurins have been receiv d at ffie G lierali Post-tffiC2. bo allowin ti i.e Oreat extti t to whvicl Siindav labour willt I be dilmullihele iu thbe coun tr p--st olbc by the niea- %v Cares about lo be brougiht into operation, It appears I I Annt ...

... The Kolner Zeitung, of the 20th instant, has the following telegraphic despatch from B(erlin:-' The Administrative Council for the Affairs of Germany have definitively re- soived that the clections for the Central Ger- man Parliament are to take place on the '31st of January, 1850, and that thiL said parliament is to meet at Erfurt (a lrussian fortress.) I The ?? Legislative Chamnbers ...

... It is probable that ha the ensuing winter more draining will be done in England than has ever yet been accom- plshed in' one season ; for the experience of the last tw o years has shown that, without that essential improve- melit, the cultivation of heavy land must be certainly precarious and probably unprofitable. But land-draining is a work of considerable expense, and it is important that ...

... ROYAL NAVAL FEMALE SUHOOL. C A Meeting of' the subscribers tend friends of the you rabove noble institution was hield on Saturday Lit the ger -Thatched House Tavern. The object of tlse institution IIa ist ?? tediihes of'naval officers and Yu Sand religious edufcation in conformity wvith the princi- the eplesa itd doctrine of the Church of England. Thle YO L Rigt H-on. Sir George Cockbnrn ...

... 7I0OtDOlt, IMONDAY, 1FEBRUARY 4, 1839. --A- 'rite Mouaeti'of Satiurdlay Conttains the os'don- C ulttilC of -1ouiS PhilippIe for thle ?? Of to thle Chamober of, Deputies. We learn fron lttln theC suite_ official Source that thle King-, nut JIay- ?? ing itteepted the resignation of' his ministers, I the wihole of the memtbers of Count Mlole's ecg Cabinet have resumned their fiinctiotts. TIhus it ...

... FIRST EXECUTION IN THE NEW COLONY it OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA. f (FPromn the I I,.a UP -'UU El1i AUSTRALIA. (Prointhfe' Laeunceston Advcrtiser.) eI cos preseect or tile Court-hoccoc in Adelaide, onl ?? Mill April, to hfear his 11 unor .1 dge .JiCkling pass sentence onl t'onrtene utnhilpii isyloan, who hadl been found gutiltvy, during the criminal ocessious, ?? violent1 or incs. It toay appear ...

... Coultrt had11 fixed tfl . o'clock this multrnfing to proceed with tbe tral] 5ut it t wa;LS fnt puflled tlijtill ilevtf, whielt presented its usuil imfposing atppiearenfce. Ott our being adltoitted into thu Court wtotld title learned Jodge Advocte oni his legs. Tile crowd was this ltfttorfitf audittted ?? ugh tite fwintdod s wthich had a vers grftquq vt alppietraifce. Aftur tlht Court had bheti ...

... NEW SYSTEM OF SECONDARY PUNISH- IIIENTr. B COPY 0F A L-ETTER iitO011 TliFE ItlOe. FOX MAULE TO I a t r 511B GS. GRA~Y, BART. h~oo WV/iteh all, Jan. ~d0, Igl9. A Slit,-I am directed by Lord John Ru;Ssell to acquaint Cap YOU, for the information of Lord filetielg, that fii con. I Wtolmity With] the intentions of govermnent on the subject inmpi of transportatioin, fie proposes to make thle ...

... tole of atugbt, SATURP.4Y, SEPTEMBER 28, 1839. ; NEWPORT.J At optr County Petty Sessions, r Jacob Rice and Robert Rogers, twp f'v-vs ,Ca2iers, ...

... COLONEL PABtEY'S OPERATIONS AT SPITHEAb,| AGAINST TmlE ROYAL GEORGE. I Wl, are happy to have it in our power to corm- Mt inunicate to our distant readers (those who are near Ord know all about it already), the complete success of C3ol. sul Pasley's grand explosion at Spithead, anl event rendered of dotibly interesting ,in consequence of' his previous fai- DE litres. On the first occasion, as ...

... :PoSTSCRI PT. BOAR11 O& (It13t:S C.o'xt, Sr. J E.'S 3 PM.ACE, NOV, 1?1. . Q1cr las becn . pleaed tow appoi.i the irrl -*of Errol, ?? Iiord Hetearcl ef Ier 1 Majc11ety' Isolrehld, Lice his lriee tbe late IDukceof Argyll, . - . onUInION Ot IicL, Nov. 201. 'rlte Queen ha, I-Ccn grimiously pleamsitlo appoint tie' llon. CAntICs i~,encer Cowper to be Secretary to her laje lty', Legationti 9t ...

... to We felt considerable surprise aet .iliding Mri EWaML's StOp)Ositionl tbr a llduction of the sugar dutieas h I taken lp wholly as a question between the produce of Was free and of slave labour. Wile have never so regartled ct, it . ?? valuable articles on the 6ugair M arket, which nd, appear weckly it 2T/e Sim, and which contain a Cast e I mass of correct Information, continually quote the ...