... THE ARCTIO LAND EXPEDITION. A letter has been received from one of the officers on the expedition now travelling in the interior of North America It contains an account of the voyage of the party to York Factory, a settlement of the udson'shbay I Company, on the west side of Hudson's-bay, lat. s-. is. where they arrived On the 31st of August, after bein involvedd for some time, in a field of ...

... Tuesday' f Post -optintued. -. I A CHRONOL4OGICAJL rA'BLE or) TlEt: NOSY' REX'iiR.UiBLE EV'ENXS OF 7'J ,AIS7' Y1.1.4. JANUARiY. 2. Satisfactory accounti receled from India Ye- S elilig the teruminmation of tile vmr agaiist ttlC P'indlal es. 5. Accmount of tile King of Pianee signing ain order for wrmiliti lng tile retuiil of 15 persolns who timid Votedt filol tilemimm d it of ,Lois XV1. 6. A ...

... S~jE'l'CHj 01: MR. ?? PLAN For the LIQUfID TI02 ofl thic PUP,2IC Dl.'BT - . I I .1 - 5 - I A [A p imtihlit uinlder tle titil of ' Elements of a Finn tbr the LiquidIti(on of tlhe Puhlije UDt, having becn ?? arltplg members of Parlianient. ;11,J engrosrinw- mueh O! Ptblic at cntltou, we have been itl. duced to give cxtracts fte(11 it- The author's outline of his plan is brt some t rest at the ...

... 0 XFO tDIP Sat urday, January 8. Oi Sunday last, at an Ordiantion held at thle Caithedral, by tbe Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishlop of Glocester, 15 candidates were ordtiained 'so ?? of that Diocese, three Priests, viz. Itubert Jermyn Cooper, A. B. Christ Church, Oxford. Iticliaid Jones, A. B. (if Worcester college, Oxford. Btenjainin Saunders Claxson, A. B. of Voreester college, Oxford. ...

... PARLIAMENTkAA AVIVORIf, at We understand the York JVig Club is e gaged in the consideration of a plan of Iarliament; iRedirni; and thtat the following Resolutions, co -prchending the leading features of that plan, have bo ar proposed for their adoption:- 1C That the taratlon of Parliament, authorised by law, on I not to exceed thret years. t!, That all boroughs in which the numher of clectors ...

... . , 1. . , , ?? ?? ., U., 1 47' I- N , I.. ?? ct ft i . ?. ? 1.1 - I - - Ir papersi to&'t le :-st ?? have beenceived. dies sentence. ae. nst.S vary dukecof Uinvgo. has beeh reversed, anrld he has beiet set af iiserty. 1lsi 'futlr' senfes'ce, lar Contssmasce, wvas grotussled on a letter ?? *dateg'pftgiintfre, but -whih was supposed to be in; his haud-wfltin~g, fro' nsitfei'it appeared that be ...

... ' LIBERI-& QUALITY . ?? M xY }ttlerS AND PZL0LW.COtNVRVMEN,-I endednmy lsat ettier With a vish, that, the Courant would -give me leave to tell you my 9tiulon, upon, second thoughts.' of' our far celebrated motto Liberty and Equality. I confess, that, I once did believe,, and tsoave to maintain, that 'twould be the finest thing in the World *r Old England, if Liberty and Equality could be ...

... IPSWJCIt, JaIntiy fl Oin onlday last 'ri. Youing nadia iris first appearatce. at our Tiltvare iin tite cha lacter of H[anlet. f Le wasi v- eeivedi withi loud awid repeated pinuad its, sund s5slai iied the aillat I trcighout witlh an ease and (lignity of' anner wbiv i gave a dmotble zest to this prioiductiol of ocnr inimni table tyardl. It is an ardnions task to select plrticulil, hai ttts wher ...

... HOUSE OF LOUDS, Tihursdazy. The Roaal aesmnt was given by comnmicsion to the Blasphemous and Seditioui Libels, tbe Newspaper Stamp Duty, the Bakers' Rcgulation. and two private Bills.-The house then adljourned to Thursday the 17th of February. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Thuarosday. Mr. WVilliams.t presented a petition from certain Irish labourcers, residing in the parish of St. Giles. complain. ing of ...

... tile -- . -Deatie of: 1,7f e Rigr-lit lon. Cwrr,.frs.? Talbot. Il~g Dublin, Thursday evcuisg, Dec. 30. t ut'g It has pleased Divine Providence to visit ?? the illrrtri. us Viceroy, thc goodl and popular l ord Talbot, Withlrine of tire severest trials that cal afflict man mn - this world. At a quarter before six o'clock this nions- alrg isg, the ami;ible aned most excellent Countess Talbot ;;r- ...

... SCT B lI . RT . . MOORE. SCOTT, BYROM, ftER BERT, AN]3 MOORE. * Theeis ~tiie~V~et'sifib Fesexay,,' v~i, h'in the est!- Thieteis-Ab( ?? jiadgmeseI% Xa etzstoofIP5 titions vith tblpfour 4mvn~sed, end, It, may ?? interesting to ,tcnnsider.their iiserits With. reference to each other. Scottscsieve- ral Pbeni~ chibxit the same beauties an eet;he diaplays~ati .actitimcr Iifatlossi of character,,'a ...

... PoS ?? I at W:IS (BY EXPRESS).-LONI)ON, JAN. 6. 'Cr- ord ?? Cily, WcVdone.sdon, One ?? son time pa t the Fuods have been progressively imnprovin The Tlree per *ent. Consols have advalnced, within cI mt1- weeks, from 67 to 69. Exchequer Bills, which we Oit. at 12 ?? 14 discount, are now frorm 3 tiscour t to pa i0si It is also to be observed, that notwitbstanding the Bat am of England ltav:c ...