... late Times. By the most eminient Wits. Frons Anno 1619 to Anno 1661. London, 1662.' A LETANY FOR THE NEW YEAR. From all and more than I have written here, I wish you well Protected this New-year; 1Firnm Civil War, and such uncivil thing, As ?? and Gospel ...

... Majesty wvill eotbellislh the New Monoly Magazine for April 1; containing the usual variety of interesting articles in Litcrature, Arts, Sciences, Politics, Manners, and Ainusements. And the sub- sequent Number will be illustrated with a fine Portrait of the ...

... wenteoff with increased applause, a new, or rather revivedentertainment, called Shakeseare VeURs Horlequn was produced. It is an alteration from a well-known piece o GA sawr , entitled, Harleqain's Invasnon I or, Christmas GamobDs. The original had great ...

... purposes in this county. A new drop has been prepared for the occasion. Mr. Justice Park set off for London immediately after the conclusion of the trial. The High Sheriff remains. The witnesses also all set off for London; and by ten o'clock every thing ...

... KRENWELL. TnE LONDON Docic _COMPANY IN APPPEAL AGAINST Tilt's - PARISH OF ST. JOHN, WAPPING. This was an appeal against a rate made by the Trustees of the sailsh of St. John, Wappi g, on that part of the premises beldrging to the London Dock Campany situated ...

... of Battle, are indeed stirring nar- natives. We are requested to state, that the following New Works are pub~ishad this day by Messrs. Coiburn and Bentley, New Bur- lington-street :-I. Tales of say Tame, by the Authoress of ?? Hall, 3 vohs.-2. Travels ...

... this harbour, viz.-Williarn, frotr, Poole ert to Selby,; Britannia, from Jersey to London; tin'net, W. from Southampton to Sunderland; ATinerva, from Cha- rente to London; Harmony, from Seville to Leith; Eve Windham, from Shoreham to Sunderland; Pleasant ...

... careful attention, Dumas was enabled to be removed on Tues. day last to the residence a friend at No. 22, John-street north, New-road, Marylebone, where he was put to bed, and on Wednesday morning, about I o'clock, it was discovered that the bandages had ...

... played off at a Christmas, and being convinced that the beef was the right . beef, seized the customer, aud gave him into the custody of an officer. t Lcdbitter, the Marshalman, said he had heard numerous l complaints about stolen Christmas dinners, and ...

... the particular edition required, as a very limited number of the folio one will be printed off. ROMAN LONDON.-Iu digging the foundation for tbe new Gold- smiths' Hall, the workmen discovtred, about 15 feet below the surface, a Roman altar, of a curious ...

... do-A Water Party-The Blaik Wolf's Pass-The Prisoners in the Caucasus-The Bandit of thte Estrella-A Christmas Party-The Giants of the Sharka Valley-New Neiihbours-The Three Wishes- The Slave Ship-Management-The Emigrant's DauLgh- ?? of a Night-'I le Devil's ...

... -TvISIDAT. JO~rDS? ?? WaOLNTT. This was an appeal miotion. The plaintiff, a French merchant, and the defendant, a merchant in London, entered Into ani agre.. ment by which the delendeat fogeed to Accept bills fur the ?? to the extent of el,000. which bilts ...