... poSTSCR IPT. LONDON, JAN. 7. Letters fionl Caldi confirl tlle pleasing intel- jizencc of the pestilential fever havinig quite sub- ?? in the provintce of Andalusia. Oi tie 8th f, ?? there WaS only one person ill Xeres- tffected nitil the niti atly. All the priv te ?? agree with respect to the leriv d of trade in tI e iannfhcturimg districts. At .tccleshiel; some of tile silk nianuiactories 'A ...

... Letters from New York of the 7th ult. have beers received, with several considlerable orders for Brit sis goods, particularly the manufactures of Yorkshire and Lancashire. They express strong hopes that the commercial distress of the United States hlad passed its nadir, specie had become more plentiful, and confidence among merchants had considerably revived. Tile mar- hets were still ...

... OXFO itt), Saturday, Jwauarp l?. FIRE AT MAGDALEN WALL. On Sunday morning last, about half past three 0'cloch, the range of building in the. northern part of lslgdaleO Hall, in this University, was discovered (byte guard of a mail comiing into Oxford) to be on titre. ?? inmnates of the Hall and of Magdalen College weere speedily alarnmed, and by four o'clock the cgry of Fire through the ...

... ?? CfIn~af's & Tliursda~y's..Posis. ~r~omr the L~ondon G;azette of Tuesday. !i MIIS Gazette notifies, that thwe Prinice Regentt .1 hizss ts~ oiltttet A. B~arclav, Es~q. to he his AIU :jeuay's L(tnmnuissioner fo~r cu rrying inito effect thse 6thl anid 7tl Articles of the Tel't'et of Ghens, iu thle roomi s~tf Joitti tgilvy, Esq. deceased. ., ANKltUP'TS, W~illism Edisinde l~lowne, ,of tile Stock ...

... AnIeric.t n Congress -Thesideni 'S Speec??. ()n Friday New York Papers arrivedl in towvn, by way of Liverpool. They infor m us, thlat tlhe two Hiouses of Congress met 01? M~onday7, thle 6th ult. Ini thle Senalte thle pilocecdizigs wvere con- linedl to tlist appoirlrmneiit of samne staniding Colin- mtittees nod( othler miatters of regfulation. Inl the [louse of ltepreserttatiees an electionl ...

... BIRMINGHAM TOWXN'S MEEhliNG. TUESDAY, JAN~. 4. At 12t o'clock tile High Bailiff took tile chair, and read over to the meetinig the requisition in compliance with which he had called them together, to take into consideration the distressing state of mnanufactures tion dib~orth Houses of Parininent to mnake inquiry into -the causes of such distress. Charles Lloyd, Esq. hanker, moved the three ...

... CVOBDET''S REFOURM FUND.!!? A new methoil of taxation huie recently occuipied that honleis and ingenaious Finfancier0 Mr. Cohbett. Trhe reader will judge of it by the following atistrrict: He proposes to raise a fund for furtihering the cause of Reforms in a way ruch as his discretion shall point eut. Thne sum which be thinks will be required will he 50001.; this to be collected among the male ...

... Sunday/S and Tluesdaly's Posts. t'.lIE Paris Jourttids of Thursdaly and ?? I ?? tilii5 lflirfltt1 Ont}he fiormler dny tbe Clamb)er of Deputies assembled, merely for dile puipoSC of appointing Preiidents nnd Secre- taries to tlhe Bureaus, and reconstitutitig thue Commissinn of Pestwto.) On XVevdnesday his It! jesty gave a grand: dinner of 45 covers, at wvhichl th e For eign Ambassad ors ...

... LONDON.& JMWAIIAy 11. MtYI.TOMX IS PARVO.-.-Prism~e RegZent returnledR to Carlton Ilonse Th'ursday-previousf to leaving . Brighbton, itbe Prince lhaul sin eveningu party at the .Piuilinn (the first this seasonl) to meet his sister tie Duchess of Glocester-to grraltify the curiosity of gootd people of BrightonS his Royal hli-dissess Jast *seek permulitedl 1500 tickiets to be issued for viewing ...

... , LONDON, JAiq. 14. yesterday a mleeting o)f the most respectable * Iassemble at Lon doii WVall, for the relief of} ressuin air grent distress. The Lord Mayor ?? pre ?? lle B~isbop otf Cbester-was tooke !t: thle 3ishlop of Londonl thoughl absent, pre *minated uo be one of the conmittee, 0n swsthe m ful rce expressed hy a friend, thlat he wolde ji ~ltstrns con~ucun tbe proposed object. sou eral ...

... T1he French, Hlaitburgh, aid Flanders IM1ails, which in regular course should have arrived yes- terdav, still remain due; delayed, no dotibr, by the strolnl westerly winds. The Dutch Mdil of tie 15th instant arrived thiis day at tioti. Trhe follo'ving Ordinance hlas 'becii issued by thle King of Prussia:- Berlin, Jan. 8.-The falsehoods-the indecorous style-the hateful tendeiicy, wihich the ...

... THE FIOUSELESS POOR. No charity which, for a long time past, has been proposed to the humane consideration of the publie, has asppeared more seasonaable, or obtained more II general approbation than the relief of the houseless e poor. The subscriptions have been prompt and rio- lf iserous. Some give morrey, others clothes, and we d hare already noticed the peculiar liberality of Mr. Hick, in ...