... L N S , U 22. . LONIDOIN, tT'RUSDAY, JANUARi 22- i; I :; --alo t-,W .VTUz6Y was settling .dA at tfe S66` zehange . flfd.bo~wihsandisngtjie.mgxitudleof the aceeunti,Ther6: w~ere no zlehtnzlte:, ., ..~.. --, It s s'aid tht. a part of' the Supplies-for':the-ensinsng. yea'r Wi' le fo'und in theuniclaimned minies' of -the Courts of Chancery iemaining in the Excheier ,ihe whole of which, ...

... F :. o nhy Afiftofon^ Jaune 21st. i r - ak ETmE 'past week ha9 been 61le o and-woody stilln'essw which srn etiwes Demur 1e ssf ,saf Ps icmntim r lnt n sw is? c . the pi-ogress ofrimportant and eventful periods; the id fore, may now fie expected, as-tIle nations of Erope are reposing, afte'r tle sltriggles ofa ( xiausting lr vh A' deaathf cf political intelligeuce, combited with I e ntt want ...

... : PEIUL. , x, ! X , 1 ; : [* ! , - /. I1-11PER1IAtL PAtR.LIALMEONTr. ' ;Z ,l -r i .. , , A . .I -. : rust: . 1 OYU S E O F COM l ON S. res8 - - lNDAY, XiMARCH '17 Itiall Sir T LVTHn'l-nuii.Ls Bill flr the more procile divioion snts of conlties, was readi second t i6'; aid after somie slight Ieir ojerctions froui Sir M. RIDLEY, itwts ordered to be com.. ur,,i wtitted_ ':>', v-' ;i.,,,8 tasel ...

... LO.4QNDONi SATU~DA~,, jqL,,,g.~ j 'R 4; eTisa bealth of -iier Mapesty,'dulrini¢yesterdaX aj.jce P. daiy, has,Vwie aie liapp)yto anntinue,*sonitewhIt , pd.i The Report yesterdey 'Was;, thtat h'er Ma:M y-ad:a: tolerable g6cdc isight, and 'vvas'aiea and betterl A Commission -has 'jnst passed the Great Seal, ip- in pointing a Bdard' to inquire iinto thb'bes ips bf-pre- I 'venthig tbe Forgery of ...

... *IThsrel lvalleis. A corre'pondent ohberves that the rwV crnp oh Lr I .bids fair. geuerally ; he does not recollect s 2eei. it, d presentr a more promi;ing appearaci.ce ui this -es e; lt i 'the'vear. esno X potatoe of a rommon specie Wras lately eak s a field belongiing to Mr ]John BielbY, of Rystert eC Malton weighing 2*tbs. . 'iear The 6th regiment of foot, one of whfch the DOneOf hose w~hO. ...

... LONIDON,t -Tu SDAy, Y 6. TEE Paris papers of Monday arrived this forenoon. The domestic intelligente in themni unimportant; bdi an1ong the foreigu articles tbey contain, our attention is attracted,- xvith a painfiul degree of interest, to the Jletails of ihe surrender of the fortress of Varga to Ali Pacha. The British garrison has been withdrawu, and, shaniefhl to relate I che condition by ...

... * L1.Ammt11; CATASTRopuIE.--We regret t ir. DREADVUL ' CATAs.TAOPHE.---A1Ve regret * to havox: ho v. to state thle melancholy, death of Admiral Sir Joseph., W' Yorke, Captalin Young, RA.N, Capt. B~radby, R.N., and Tr ie Mr. Chandler, Captainof the Royal YachtClub,.inStoke)'i HA in Bay,,near Por'tsmouth, on Thursday last. The above dis- f~ ly tinguished individual and friends were sail ing in ...

... -.'R' J-3ctiflt tinBi Stubter ffleretirD. i 1ELL, T UESDr.,Ly, JAqUAPLY 1S, 183 1. pN inllwther place Nve have inserted the last mani- __. or roclaillattionl issued by the Emperor in connectioln with'the insurrection of si usbjects. The autocrat, it will be.seen, ; j lt to bisi feelings of' indignation and 'ait in stern and lofty langua-0,e. He acB- I! ;'S ite Poles ot' ingratitude, treason, ...

... FORE>IGN INT-EII GENCE.. ALGE~tINED ExPEDr'rIoN. - > The. subjoineci: telegraphic despatches, it will hbe s~cn, annlounce the ar~riwdl of the Frenoli expe. ditio n on thse Algerine coast. There js, thereforr, an eiid to all the sinister runsougs rqsp~ec3gtiz9 which liave-bee-n So C-lilreH;l'Ub ebziC' 1 & pariaro for !Toulon. Thle prdiceediiigs of thie eW- podition may be thtis summned up. Thle ...

... FOREIGN INTlELLIGENCE.'' The Paris papers of Tuesday evening, received | n on Thursday, brought the important intelligence an .thlat, the French minsisters have been defeated in the ne .Chamnber of Deputies by a majority of 40; 221 mSnemnbers voting for an finti-ministe'inil address, and . only 181 against it. Thle followving is one of the mlpassages of the addelrss: - Sire-The charter which ...

... AGRIC.ULTURAL REPORT .FOR SMPTEMBPR. em In Scotland and most of the skortherln districts of her England, the character of the season is described as that ot'drought alld aridity, parching upthO grasses, ast, preventing, in a considerable measure. the circula- snc tion of the vegelable juices in all other crops. ont Whilst in most otier parts of England, in the early Ha part of tho summer ...

... ; aCHOLERA MORS. ISM 'ecemer, 831.WI Cel board ha th~e, concluding~ paragaho hi i~lr daJod 14th asjt, ebt~on otasmttesb j9!'ned satiltacy InstM1utin for romntesspo ed to' be actuafl,. attacked. jbh Spasmoic Cibeaf ihr *orne obseriiitioni on the nature, ad tramnto h disease, Oal#'it plby Drs. Russell an irU y as Every individutalbeing dee'ply int rtd ntepreser- i vation ofttle, puiblic heaslth, ...