... i W~rgr.t ann a a the. ?? sbipwrectts,th particulars of whech have withi W eI tot da n w3eesr talved In the City:- - -r~TAE -h oso h Less OF THE REGULAR ill o T R DRTelosoNh East India hipl Reguclat Captain Carter, took place w.hilst onl heroutvcard pa~ssage from, London. to Bombay, having on board sovaal pssoaers ho, ith rise crew, wvere sated., She was a fine vseO50 o 5 tans burconl anti ...

... FOREIGNIN ENCE. The Paris papers of Friday and Saturday are chiefly eo- cupied with comments on the debate on M. de l6ij~ats motion in the Chaiber of Deputies, which terminated 'm favour of ministers. The leadsiig object of the i otioio Nap- pears to have been to draw from 4M. de Salvandyi an epose of the circumstances which attended his recent resignatidn. Galled by their repeated defeats,- ...

... WORXHOUSE ATnOCITIES. In our paper of the I tch ult. CxE~soaous introduced'into his letter a condensed report of on inquiry taken before' Sir John Wallshan, Assistant Poor Law Commnissisner, in consequence of a, series of cisarges against the chaplain, the medical officer, the governor, the matron, the perter, and the nurses, of the Nacton Union. The investigation, it witl be recollected, was ...

... THE AztNTZ-CORN-LAW LEADUE. The ?? meeting of the Anti-Corn-law League was held on Wednesday evening, at Drury-lane Theatre. Notwith- standing the eauny attractions at this season, to withdraw men for a timefronn their more seriousavocations, it was evident that no effect of ?? description had been produced on the minds of those who leave wedded themselvesin heart and spicrt'tothe ad- ...

... Yesterday morning a serious collision took place on the river ofl Wapping, between the Watermnan steam-packet, No. 3, and the Witch, both running between Londdn and Wool- wich. The Waterman, which was under the care of Mir. Pees- cott, a very careful man, who was never known to get into ally mischief before, was on her way down; and the Witch had just left the Tunnel Pier, and was ott her way ...

... BETINAL-C-RENE NEW CHURCHEES. TO THE EDITOO OF LLOYD's WEEKCLY LONDOS USNEWsPAPER,' Srn,-Upon reading the 'leader of your able amd intel- ligent journal of Sunday last, oa the stubject of the ltullifi- cent gift of our present Prime Minister to a certain district for spiritual purposes, I wao forcibly struck with the noble sentiments tnere given utteranca to, and it were almost ...

... INPERIAL PARIA]HENT. LBe'ieoit_ a we do, that ,rirthingc whrich ?? Etc ~Mit -I'io Tbs public noirld withl a sonic,1 of the'ieal ?? 0 ?? itoec .f Colrrmm-ni EE i ?? k~si ?? CIs ''55 50' , 0.K lt'-d inl ccc0 actnlr U-~ia t o'ituai etessee~ cc ?? a tv~ ritsg t ini its ojt;255t'attita 1 o, .1 sisroes se'ah .,,ifttr Lie. n ~ ~ .arsoter r Ilia' he * 5 Iv Ia sit , tlenanibocd nubtr ictser is~ .rs ...

... THE POTATO DZSEASE, Although the most universal failure ef the Ptt baa net yet been much Lelt by the humble PoaCO)q society, in consequence of the abondnore ofcabbas of 05c1.a,,a rota, and ether vegetables available at thie season of tl,~ year, yet it to to be feared, as the %iateraparoacf~e, the peer will be great ou1lterero by the C5fsmiae 1 Funnell of Ssoutheose, near this town, who bhafo ...

... P-%ESCRIBIWGD.RTGGISTS: _, , Work on My rrssiciae, waork ! ius creduloss fools are caught. = SnvrlaspEaro. TO TEL EtDITOR OF alLOYDS WEaLKLx EtEWSPAPEat. Srn,-WlYivevc-uthe ?? druggist ventures into the arena of discussion upon thlsasubject of quackery, he is almost certain to resort, as a-point of vast importance, to that hackneyed arguanent afkto being an-intolerable hard- ship to force the ...

... WEE:KLY SUMMARY OF MARZ- TZME CASUALTZE ?? n, 6 The Cleadois, Dobinson- took the ground off Lowestoft, September 17th, but was assisted off, making water- The Cherub, Gray, fronm Sunderland for London, sunk oil Great Yarmouth, Septeriber 17th.-A soat Marked R. Avant, Quarry, Dartmouth, has been picked up off Ply- ?? Ajax, Thompson, of and for Portsmouth, from Kertch, was otl shore on the ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY inONDON NEWSPAPER. . suNDAY, DECEMBER S, 1844. Torr Anti-corn Law League, we observe, is lvin, itself with much energy of pur- to effect an enlargement of the county ~tit.:cnes. Lancashire is said to have Be ttateolally benefitted in this way, the ruber af liberal freeholders having been con- ceraly itacreased. Middlesex is the county h),vilich the exertions of the League appear ...

... Legal and Sessional Appointments for' LI alan way~, 1844. . 2nd.-Sberifs' Court, London (at Guildball).-Court of Common Council (Guildhall). 4th.-London Sessions (Guildhall). 0th.-Central Criminal Court (Justice-hall, Old Bailey). Judges on Rota-Lord Chief Justice Denman, Mr. Baron Alderson and Mr. Justice Coltmas. 8th.-Baster Term ends. 9th.-General Sessions for Westminater (at the West- ...