... iMULTUM IN PANVO. ?? . . . . . I I piece TIle Pacihr of Egypt lras issued a firman, direct. bitrnai ing slie teleaee of the persecrited Jews at Damascus, tliae aid forsbidiuing any person lo mo!cst them in luture. :e ile iln 'Ibuirsdlaysetiniglt, at SpilSy, Juolia CLItke, ected. a mao, upssardi of eigkty, destroyed himiself by y p. poison. * ell- TIbe Governor of Marlinique. by decreesof tle ...

... um??? 7-- v'OurLESPON3)ENGE. ILETT~E~rER IV. l O.0 the nature und adv,,ntages of the Initititiiitn called a the I,,depenile, ?? of Odid Fellowos, {! tire Alan. - chester Unity. P it No limit ],ad th~ey for their kindly dieeds, 'he blind the ireire, the sick, their bointy osnll'd, 11 title see'm ' soft pity iil cacti heart enthrri:d, v To''r plead the widow snd thle orphtari needs., d To the ...

... TIHE ADMINIS'I'RATION. r 'Ile following Ministerial appointments have re- bel o ceivel tile gracious saknctiun of her Al AJESIi Y tile inan in t joriiy of tienm appeameml intlie Guzeiteif ?? night. tin Il'e ieadiog members of tlt ?? bave alieady da, commeucei their official duties:- i)IC .1lun CA.INET-(14). pmu A linisterial ILeader in tbie Ilouse of Lords, bht *vitr. V e out ?? Dohe of ...

... IOR'IICULTUIRE. - During tbo present week the gardener has been highly fivouroed i poitit of e;sther, and l doubtless the d ntost important of the spring seeds have been commit- n ted to the earth in the course of it, the surface beinc at length in that dry eind friable condition which i- desirable when seeds are to be sawn. in the mean- tine, bowever, there is still plenty of work to occupy d ...

... kllial jcvtaI rliall t. . IHOUSE OF I,OnIDS,-MONuDtY FEn. 19. The house met at five o'clock. DEFAMXATION ANI) LIBIEL. Lord CAMP'BELl. gave notice, that to-mor- row he should move, pro Jbrma, the second read- ing of the bill ibr the improvement of thle law of defamation and libel, which lhe had introduced on a formcr night. le should propose, on its being read a second-timp, that it be then ...

... 11TRA Ilolt-ThA B 'YTrION. 011 the 1st inst., 'J0 Saillt Daovid's B.necolent .Sscicty of' ?? cit-es of le'ie )ork arid Bro7akyn, celebrated the ?? of the Tutelary Saint of Caunbria, by a trully National F estival ?? balooll-aiid although the satisfactioll which the pist festivals of the sonls of St. David inl this city have afforded, is well and extensively known, yet n.ever before on this ...

... -A1{it anV lOF CARPrVITY Ad A'r 011ANISTIANN. Th oloiginteresting letter, from Ciiptltin Souter, f tlle 44th, to his ladiy, is dated. at But- meb i. fth of March1. WeO copy it from the last nudlf ithe Aseiatic 1eir we 'vee hurried fromn Lughmnan to tliis place, ?? of the defeat of AcklImat Kuiaii by WIleyttil Stile , antI notwithst~anding the weather wits Very iniclemfenit when we first ...

... THlE APPROACII (:1 WINTER. 'The warim situ is itlitt, the blat wiat1 is wiiiliag, Tbe hale ?? tue ?? , tblt, Ptlie 0tes utti c (1iltlg. Antl tile yellu 011 tle carth hei dtallt-buill. ia sitlid siof leaves flcad, Is Ivin. Thc year is nowx rapidly oil thc wane. Thc harvest is over. and the trees are throwing oft their sere leavcs fur the SpOtv oi .the autumn wvind. The sumtner birds have set ...

... A.ixctllanroo:. i I batily cii of' Dii u1I.N F IiiioUray 2.-'The weather hias again pLera- chanlged to storm ia nd cold. It blew So stiffly aill Li, vour n1ight thit tire, Liverpool paicket dtre at Kingstown h1- s~ome at six O clock tins Intiiring, dlid not arrive until Pi his I after' tlireL o'clock to-day. ell )thait The AMilu-uis ol Abiercorn is making vast im-I PI) ~ainrct Provelnriclsrit ...

... EXPEUTEI' D ARRIVAL OF 'TIHE KING 01 I-lPRUSSIA. ed RloiGc i OF oR i lAJEST3'SSllTA3I-VESSELS lISl'AT'ICIIED . FOIl 'It IE IlING. el IDuring tile dence fog afifnh pievailed on Wednes. tl lie day mornin ig lie ?? slearn vessel, in goir) down lor ilie river, earne 0i contact wjili anotier large sleonm. i3- vessel, and by Ilie collision ilie Iirebranl lost panr of g lo0 ier figure.-ead, The ...

... MNORE SHIPVRECKS. During the past week thee weather hasbecn very boisterous. OnW ednesday night se'nnight a storm , commenced, and continued during- the whole of Ls Thursday. During the night of Wedneslay a C h schooner, the name of which is unknown, was 'e wrecked on Blayney's Bank, which is near the i .0 Welsh shore, off Rhyl. The Point of Air life-boalt having been taken to Rhyl by land, ...

... CH INA. lhe latest intelligence is to the 14th of Februsry from Mlacao. The Chinese government having gar. risoned the cities and forts of Yuyao, 7sikee, and Futighwa, which are situate 40,20, and 30 miles re - pectively from Ningpo, wvith a view of awing all those who had submitted to tile British, a force contisting of three steamers with about 700 men was dispatcheil against Ithem. TIhey ...