... Etzler's Mechanical SYstem.-Aricult. and Inland Transport,-By one of he Friends. * This is probably the most important invention of tl e sent, or of any former age, if all that is put forth in the e can be accomplished pi actically by the inventor, and wte . no reason why it should not, for nearly all the element the invention are already known in practical mechanics ' separate fornr, though ...

... AVoice from O'Connell's Prison. TV.flloringletter is fron ar. O'Connell's son to the ogcf ttO thrsntek'- 1,jtChof the j6eee suggtested that ay father isa under an S icgigot ret to publish any political essays from in 1ttrw I beg leare to address you on his behalf. It tid cent debate pSO dxthe Irish Cbaritable Donations Bill, Ceri scasley with a d rity peculiarly his own, has 0r imtselef of tbe ...

... ?? THE MNdON GAZETTE. Tuesday, Feb. & DUCHY OF LMCASTER. JAY 30. The Queen has been this day pleased to apoint Wmllwn Standish Standish. of Duxbuoy-park, Esq., to be Sheriff of the county palatine of Lanaesnter for the yeat ensuing. CROWN OAFFICF, FE-D. S. MEtIttRaS REttURNaD Te .ERVE INt Tlt19 PRESENT PAItLTAUVET, Borough of Mltdhursct.-Sp'nor Horatio Walpole,' of Ealing, In the county of ...

... Tailors' reb o MutliE l meltfit 0Soiety. Note wboredrboatbh q'~flr@1 juast. I Steis Eh, silg permitted by the Editor 'rf &;tt i Wasatgr NnwaspraR to reply to ms de by Francis Parrott, against the v'3 Ltbare a a letter of Sept. 22nd, I cheerfully pll counc'' ,ty, Sor yous satisfaction, to vin- cctie Opotuiy for yu icthe and conduct, it having been impugned trol lin language not very ...

... TER OREGON squa A 9-arrespandertre, It appearsd, has takes) Place between the mizsfrrera of the United States and this COuntry, cam. snlencinlg in lt8f2, and extending to August 1845, on this subjecta, wbch has at length resulted in a declaration, on the part of Mr. Palkenhan, aot In ne- cept of the proposition of tlte settlemeot at the 48th degree of north latitude. Ttis correspondenee is ...

... DECEMBER 27.-The James Watt, Ferguson, from Havre-Jane, Riminaton, Hamburg-Water Lily, Huit, St. Micbael's-PrirmCOss Alice, Mandeson, Amsterdam- Bornholm, Meibtye, Rio Janeiro-Emerald, Paney, Anti- gua.-DECEMBER 29.-The Mary, Gallins, from the Mauritius-Bowssia. Hamnmaun, Kotuigsberg-Provi- dence, Elliott, St. Michael's-Manly, Robinson, Rouen- Vulcan, Sangeson, Konigsberg-Ann, Farr, Hiusum- ...

... X01-:r ?? ?? the last few dais we have bean infirnred of ?.ivothe species of Po-t-Oitice ild:.jteiv r o 0 hirl we beg to call the attelt!ir n of i\ r. urr 'n ile lion. meIn- ber for P'resbtry, a'nd thrrso urilc 150'.r rire:nraers of the House of C onsnIO11B, who have voieLnril, Expressed their ?? to aid him herr hi uinds it most advantagerrus to hbing forward his intli !r for an hiqiroir into ...

... RAILWAY NOTAMDLTA. ILEVNlaEt MI S29E RAIrLwaS I5 18t5.-From olll: eial returns oaf railway traffic during the first five months of the present year, it appears that the increase on theif aggregate revenue over the corresponedig period of last tear is nearly half a million sternog. This increase, E4' 5 per cent., repeementa an increasedof 28 millions in the, value oa the railway property of the ...

... Tore SEP'AsATION OF' FLIntnDs.-There is something tn the first moements of separation from those whom a long habit of friendship has grafted upon the heart, that disordtrs our w1hole frame of thought, and discolours all one's enjoymcntst Let philosophy assist with the utmost of her vanlted streoglit, the miod cannot itmcoediately recover the firmness of its pnst.:!re whon those amicable props ...

... I - ?? TO THE EDITOR OP LVLD'S WEfiXLY NEWSPAPE.' SmR,-The rage for railway Opecuatation seems to have tencouraged a mania for land and building associations. Men are beginning to do all by as.sciations; and cer- tainly in matters which cannot be compassed individu- ally, association is requisite. But we hold that what can be done Individually is best done so, and for these plain reasons : ...

... HA kAAESTY'S TOUR. Hat Majesty reached Cobourg on Tuesday evening, and. took up her abode at the chateau of the Grand Duke il? Saxe-Cobourg; and this not being sufficiently capa- cious for all the royal visiters, its illustrious owner took up his quarters at a small place at a short distance from the chateau. The Duchess of Kent and the Prince of LeIningen were at the Residenz in the town. ...

... The Irish Govrnnflent and the Arms Act. The following circular, addressed to the lieutenants of counties, has been deered necessary in consequence of the reckless partisanship exhibited in Macroom. This very mild remonstrance, however, will have very little practical effect on the parties whom the Government profess a disposition to control, so long as they find the organs of that government ...