... 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 ...

... SoupP-HousEs. A;I ANALA BER AkA^ * ~~SO UP-HO USES. A meeting which ha4 been convened by the Mayor, was heldin the Towf-hail on Frday last, to take into consideation the distressed situation of the poprin this place, when it was agreed upon to open soup shops in difizeot parts of the town, as in fanner yes. A sub- sciption was immediately entered into for the purpose of effectng this ...

... -JMOST IMPORTANT DMENT. t The followihj letter wrill be read- with the deepest in-. terest by all those who set any vale upon the characnir e and remaining constitutional privileges of this once free hand happy land 'It speaks volumes, and requires no coinmeunea, as i is genera]ly known wepresmne, that oa coroner s verdlict is the voaice of the majority. 0D' Tic Odhianz lngeeat. Seven out of ...

... iDOOEM- ?? s t I ?? ?? - . i. --U TI X Ik Doetit Meylerd db bid ao t td p 'i | whc dleiiteen naur In TMtbe his ,,t N the ' deserved of ventsiatso.n, - am Mouzr we ?? ibh Z natuire and obje~et of7%P li T'nlitoa . d vert a dable subj useful exetions. The Mecti preofs W at. .nerly ssdelivered at the insgitutand the lie f athen ,tended, did not receive thatgener 5 zes|ec - witelr;ibeirinteresting ...

... Warfip't., 2-We have just ?? paper to the loth of er list month;- from whc w ae the followmng ex- eI The New York Daily. Advirtser of Dec. s, states k0 that A meeting was to be held thit dtsy, at Portsmouths, 4:t Newi ifampshire, on' th& subjedt' of prohibiting slavery in-the ?New Stat cahereafter to be admitted into the Union. -A meeting on the ~same subject has been held te in Springfield, ...

... #W ; c ' ' ' - 7-- i c Frnecc.,. General Savary, Dunke of Rovigo, having surrendered himnself, has 'been trdedifor having accepted the-:office of InspectorGeneral, under Bonaparte, and. for haing kept up. a correspondence with the' Ex-emne ror, dburing heisnt eidence' in, theIsle: of Elba, 'thereby 'iding and ah~ssriing im Iis return.: After having heard the (~un.sel fir the Ctow'n, assd'M. ...

... Mr *TT ~.Wright whb~a bkft ~ Irad'Il i-I bdvedicta t.1ient,& ihepu~bliiher, g82 a fun lhie. a O vihic9th July 181F.,Brd Cobbett 1 was folund guirtyi :'of at I MRl res'ptesithe __fib 0fsomesniihtia-Imen st Ely-,.btnt itethh a. sentenced to two Yernm impriionn t andi t i ne of * i- I E ?? punds. Upon hisherittion ...

... &'eiikUS .-CALCULATION. . (Fromn the 1-dinbuagh Review.) ,.The, number ofletterm of all descriptions, delivered daily 7bkthe sosf, in Pari, ia,-onfaii'aerae, 32,90-0I adofijournals 1800i In London,: tbieletters are 13,000i nndthe journals 26,006; inakitig;in thieformer capital, one letter' among 72 personsi- and' one .jorsa1 among '388,; and, in the latter, one letter amiong nie persons, and ...

... : :44 ftoma: : OF THE PRESIDENT. OF ,THE UNITED STATES TO, CONGRESS. ;- Waskingion, Dec. 7, 1819. .his day,-at twelve o'clock the, President of the United- Mr.jJ. J. Molr°es~te dfolloinsgS: . Felloz.'- Citizee of he Senate, and ofthe Hoeeof- I _ ,Representatiev:I The public buildings j-beiig -advanced, to-a stage to ?? fongres, I ofer.youmysincere ~On~gnruasn ntereomne t dte lfirt to hoe,re 3 ...

... ,}HO. I -e CHAI.5tAw, eONPL W4 to.. 0 ?W ai'',assembd Sto:c~n6ti-tbfer p r tY l 'fr bhotise, on theoccson of cosene ts _. ?? ?? er of ?? C9mn0nins. e .~sar8' hae. been resisted shy hini,^'onl~to grohnd.* O'F 5 i a not we alds sent from the i jii ictory functions of prosecutor, jury,. and 2a dge -i~nd will not that dissent juiitffy train question- E Q ~, ~-'.aiy..tihet questionable act oP that ...

... CRESS AUTOMAFON. _- ., .. e . L ETT~it [7.; . ; . ;4 rCofinueifivq~ ohi tet.) * pt. 18th. ; We are now.arrived at moment, when. the machine-s: on the point of beginning to play. I ought to prerisei . ?? the sake ef regularity; that thisautomatot plays with iis left-hand;:.Ienquired- the reasotn, andlearlned, that] it was.originalli.an-oversight of :the author, of which he: : was iot aware ...

... parliam9W ,0W, I -lie HoUSYE ofI4 n w ait sote Royal assent nwas MotifiedEW 'om-mission, to the.news- r ,naper stamp.duties bill, theb heqmousand-aeditious- libel bill, and vaasous privave bival nd ii h lite ad- . journed ?? 17th Febr , c (si sakie day, inithe HrOiSE 4 ?? Os, Mr. W. Williarns presented a petitiollrom 6eftai-c, .-Othe- Irish labonring poor of St. Giless. It was read by the ...