... qnt..e balsm~~ ot Pi my air~o -wwU'ib fb wfth e d5 .W Joe~iissi laea fileiet due~t t nacello and Montpelier. is eS atVir. Tbheri cos a ?? n MUSA A merica statestmn #ad bi IN ~dour European govervsars.] I~~p tat now ske mawith n 7e-toabe siufo 4 te E Ca Mon MZ I f whom1u lt it -ay dity to visit, and t1 eabe doit pas w t psyig farY belo hs ?? ebto has house wsashy.gradllal 4aseet froms ii M ...

... Yabal -lnteaLirrcweo. Hamrburgh, Dec. 15..Since yesterday we have experi- enced a severe frost, with easterly wind; and, if it con- tisue two or three days more, we expect that the navigation t of the Elbe Will again be obstructed. shipwreek. The brig James, Capt. Janska, from Green. a ock, in ballast, with 120 passengers, consigned to Mr. Ar. F chibald Taylor. wans stranded on the main bar, ...

... ;e .1irpo . _ 'ztur. FRIDMAYESCEBER ffj hji * ?? : ER rW-. . MO Nkoi'S MaSSAGi ..-ItI a sbeen ourII. i' -axoto, tovihbet, hitout ti~iiet, thesc imj lt -. . . . 7 .. . D , I. . the eageso the Presideito t e. *nited Stag; ad we el r to dev ihate frs the g peactico inv tdevicstce ofX the Wiest-of these deumsssla ui *aleho gh its length interferes sogmaterially with intr at.. 0 rangesnenta, that ...

... PUBLIC DINNER AT CHO Q U EY flm ?? 'OF TIIE QUEERL'S ThIHDIJP1! The public rejoicings at this spitited town, consisting anh of a grand procession, illumination, -bonfireC, &c. were *I fullyl noticed- in' our' paper of 'the lst, ipstant, but the 'the followino aecount6fi the public dinnerwl3ich closed *l 'he proceedings of the 29tlh Novembet, was, oitted at: that tiinie3 ft'want of. room: nlli ...

... Understanding from a friend of mine, that his cis. racter and conduct have been -notoriously vilified, and evenl falsified, in the Corier of Wednesrday last, permit inc, through the medisi of' your extensive paper.to en- deavour to remove the odiaMR which has, in that-paper, been attempted to attach itself to that individual. It refers to tihe Rev. 3. (ock unrijuisier to the mariners of this ...

... .v PWith f oreign &t ioImctic. ae Foreign Intelligence.-The Brussels papers contain ti some communications from Vienna, respecting canti- it nental affairs. It is not pretended that the precise de- a terminations of the Allied Powers, as settled in the se d- Congress of Toppau, are yet known. It is, however, tc 0 acknowledged, that Austria, in conjunction with Russia tr ry and Prussia, will ...

... REJOICINGs AT CONGLETON. - { ava . -. (fs'6tOm a Crrerpofident.) . ll bnour of the Queen's triumph, on the 27th Nov. there were six fine sheep roasted, at five large fires, in i te public streets, all being excellently done at the same time, three o'clock in the afternoon: the signal for I cutting them up was made by the ringers of the church r bells starting a merry peal. The distribution of ...

... JACUt SouEtil & :Momiotit; wEN2CH Or 219 IUAJSTY LOUS lvXfl. c 76 . cha Chamber, qf Pronm; en Tmesday ae 19th Ooziser. ft TLr(XR,-.Aryived at the close of a year, i TWrUe at its Sosmmencemnent by the most afflicting t e'vrtsO but since at fruitful in its Consolations and ho p, I w516aght. In the first instance, to render thanks to si- t Age pto~idenoeN for his fresh mercies. Mourning was I a ...

... AWFUL AND XELANCHOLY CATASTROp AT JIOCDIALEI v Although we have noticed this .circ mstance in a former paper, we insert the following corroboration in order to impress still oore deeply on the minds of the public the enormity of the shaiuefis practjce here complained of. The letter has been unavoidably post- v poned for a fortnight. V ED i &'2Ediiers.-On Wednesday, the 8th of Novem- G bef; (ne ...

... e, DONE AT WIGAM.0 -A Ineetigg Wun MAl at the old Towu-Wsf, WlgaiP. oh the!201h iousast, a4 ?? irwted thed Mayor, for'pr A.itntg# ?? ohs Uajesty, on the pruin* ppture6f 4#fir&t fn 0ddrm as. got up hy a geilea who, big suebsqen Ootiduqt, acted witha sprt fblgwty and intolerance seldom equale. This asdrts mnihtar foris ot Pope's ceilebrat~ed sentence, wpeier is, is rgct , for it was pvxar l ...

... _rA ?? w* -0 - 'Aftst sortiju*- I NVapke-Letters ?? 6o-t6 AthAt., stat* . tlrat one portion of the army destined for the Abruzzi 01 ha d qisf l~edian4, ?? ompo troops. was, aP-,, pointed for the 20th, who vere immnediaie.y ?? a p station on the frontiers. The Spanjsb AhrsaSdOrQsa n special audiernce, hw congratuzlated the ?? on the oath p: zaite~~is.~jes.~ t ~ he a] Iatht sha~ jhe m ricdig. -h ...

... I_ _ Under this head we inserted a paragraph on the 10th -instant, which stated that the first battalion of the third regiment of Guards had been rather refractory in their conduct. We received information that the statement was a fabrication; and on being assured that it would be important to contradict it, we wrote the fbllowing letter ot the royal Commander of the regiment: ?? Liverpool ...