... Leaving Boston to cotlst along for Charleston, t'he Captain discovers a few stray vermin in the cabin, and 1, two whales in sport, spooling water at each other !' ' II dined this day at my cousin Captain Rugeley's with Mr. Irvin and family. At sun set I visited the negro huts, in which I found small nests or beds, full of black babies. The women were cooking corn cakes in pans over the fire. ...

... . I 7 - - - - ;rl. - , I ?.;PILOVINCIALiO'C'?6UitRENCES- I . ? ? ? 4, y ?, I: 1: ?:? NAofTU-9RN' ht~wtliT '-OduTHE RULIE'1Tl~~ Lnthndai~e ll aid~wWduiesdfl Feb 14., Drbi hire;at Di~rby;' Tlurdy h 1. otgaA lle4 l I -.Lcoi an C- y Mad:.Fe~ 19; yorkshire; ate VileD' Pe IR' shi~ i ~I~SOIRI A person unmind:.johh Nettipton, of 13e~verieyi v'irit hail - en ihi~anWdnsa$'ifen orhi died sn401eiil on ...

... LOCALL INTER1 li '. INFiRMARY. t1'-PATIENTS. * OaTPlATIBNTB . Jisch5red, &c .. u S Disebttl . 20 Adm itted .., . 5 , Adinte.l 2S Vaccinated by the Honse Stlrgtpn, I. Physician, Dr. C. Aldersou.-Surgenr; VrIP 1 atlogtoo. House Visitor, Mr. W. i6 - The Rev. G. Hough, Chui fall,: ; The Tieasurers have received 413, byt ,Tppatban Gray, Esq. beiug a proportion Of tbe proceedqaplip ...

... A small pampblet from the hand of Mlr lupiri, contains a ' Discourse pronounced on the second or Jine, I S23, in she public sitting of the Acidemae de, Sciencr. ;'' aind has Oir its Sabject Cotamirce and its public worii int Eng.- iand aied in Fj ance. The discourse begins ti h a de- scrittion oftthe extent-and position of the British Enpj, e and its eependenciea, considered in rolatiton to ...

... On Saturday night week, about twelve o'clock, an If alarming flre broke out in the house of Mvrs. Parker, of u No. 20. Wilmington.square, Spa-Fields, who kept a hoarding school for young ladies. It would appear that all n :the family, includinglMr. and Mrs, Parker. had retired to b rest before the. fire broke out, as it was with the utmost I ditficulty tha'vany of them were preserved, even in ...

... aOrrignu Jcfalaltp. L|ipsicrJune 4-Onr vontl rftir is nowv ended. It be- gan on the 29th May, and on the whole tlruw'd out.%ell. There was a pretty large quantity of wool il) the frir, and it met with -purchrster- alt zood pricr, wnol oaf allI Linid being front two to folir'dtslars per sinom higher than Itt- year (the stone at 22lbs.) There has mltely bueett Io the neghnirhfld ofr Ptrid. a ...

... PBIVdATZ CORRESPODZXCE. Lisbon, Dec. 30.-There arrived in the river about 2200 British troops, including part of the Guards, the 4th, 60th, and 63d foot, but none of the -men were allowed to land until the arrival of Sir W. Clinton, and Commissary-General Bissett. Sir T. Arbuthlot and Sir E. Blakeney are on shore, hut their command is subordinate to Sir W-. Clinton's. The officers we allowed ...

... Dr. Turubull, the plaintiff in the late trial at the Yorkshire f Assizes, in order to counteract the effects of, as he says, l most shameful reports that have been very actively spread ] to his disadvantage, has considered it incumbent on him to publish, in the shape of a pamphlet, a full report of the trial alluded to, accompanied by 1 explanatory observations.- As we were instrumental ...

... , i '. ; .,--. . .. A . . I ,, L . : . . J'~RLYResso-ia ajety asb~e~en Cleashd to ap~ Ci-poit hs ighessPriceGeoge f umberlaff, Colonel ra-in ecod f te Hnovrin Iurs Gards. H-is highness is- wa nteptd nTcdymrigat guardnmounting., nit Early risin alears to be oen of, t/e prin ciples. qf hisaHih In- ness's educatien-Early rising in the army would )mo er'tainly apeito be a principle of isa ...

... DREiDFUL EXPOSIO.. CiOttONFttS P4QiIUST * On. lV ineadny afternoon an iqllest was .hld at tile sign ofthe Roebuck, near the Grea` Doveri;roadl, Iondon, before Richard Carter, Esq. on the bodies of i ir. William Swift, who was described as an arist inr fireworks, residing in. the above roadj and 3Jares: Moor, his foreman, both of whom were killed in consequence of the explosion of a quantity ...

... IRISH SKETCHES.-A MUNSTER FESTIVAL. Orf Good Lord I vhat a sight, after all their good cheer, For people to fight in the midst of their beer. g The next best thing which Darby Moony does of a it Whitsun-Monday after breakfast is to go to mass and Ii auspicate the various operations of the day with a mouth- a d ful of prayers. While the Priest is puzzling the devil and' If the congregation with ...

... skte 16?EJANE1110, MAY 24.-Gentlemen, It is with mtidlih tion gri~fibtht I ha-ve been 6ompelled to put into this port, aftdr his tile being plundered and most inhumanly treated by pirates, ani in-- who have robbed us oif all our stores, part of our sails, Ste rig~giog, provisions, cotrpasses, sexta~nt, quadratnts, charts, W ron, chronometer, log-glasses, nautical books, the whole of our W and ...