... MONTHLY REPORT FOR JANUARY. The operations in husbandry through the month have, as usual, been principally confined to raising the wheat and other eddishes, preparatory to summer fallows, carling compost on the clovers, and the dung out of the farm yards; for these the weather has been very favonrable. The dry frost lately set in proves seasonable for the young wheats, particu- larly those ...

... ' The French Papers from Tuesday to Sunday last inclusive arrived this morning, they having been so long detained by the strong adverse gales of the lai mnd present week. The two Chambers have not yet proceeded to any business of int- portance. The Chamber of Peers has presented an Address to the King in answer to his Speech at the opening of the Session. It is, as is usual wvith such ...

... Particularn at tela 29) NNfIt ,'ivMe, to the.o DVkE of I I ' WELLINGTON, at- GCHESZR. :1 - When the clth'bi as withdrawn, thie toasts and sentvitents circulated freely, ard froa twine we select thle followviitg-. Our Gracious SveareigneGorge the Fourth- hI'be Royal FVinily -*I Tlte Duke of-York- The Woodeii Walls Iof Old England- Tbe Duke of Clarelncer.itd tihe Navy-. The young ...

... Mdnesday's& Thursday's PoNss. FrDn the London Gazette of Tuesday. TIIHIS G;,zette contains Addresses to his Ma- L jesty from the Mayor and Inhlsaitarnts of Wnr- cester ; the Inhiabitants of Sidinouth; the Mayor, Alderwen, &c. of BIston the Inhabitants of Ash- ford, of Reading, of Haiifax; of Ealing andTulla- more; tlieMayor,&c. of Maialstone; the Bailiff and Burgesses of 13ewdley; the Master, ...

... T.ueJde'a Post :antiswed. CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF REMARKABLE EVE NTS, FOR THE YEAR 1820. JANUARY. 1. 'I ie Countess of Talbot dies in Dublin. 9. A fire at Oxford consumes 25 chambers of Mag- dalen Hall. 12. A plan is proposed by several private gentle- men to the Lord Mayor, for the relief of thedistressed of the Metropolis, which is approved of. 13. The Thermometer is stationary (in Barton-st.) ...

... Sunday's and Tzuesday's Posts. From the London Gazette of Saturday. T HIS Gazette contains Addresses to his Ma- A' jestyfrom the Mayor, Aldermen, &c. of Exeter; the Inhabitants of Bristol; the Mayor, Aldermen, &c. of Canterbury; the Mayor,Sheriffs, &c. of Cork; the Bishop, and Clergyof Waterford; the Bishop and Clergy of Peterborough ; the Chancellor, Rector, &c. of the University of St. ...

... O x U OR DS Saturdav, Jan. 6. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. J. 1. Goodenoughi, D. D. to the Rec- tory of.Bowbrickhill, Bucks; patrou, John Ward, Esq. of Marlborough. 'ITle Rev. R. Roberts, D. D. of St. John's col- lege, Cambridge, to hnold by dispensation the flectory of Barnweli All Saints, with the Rectory of Barnwell St. Andrew, Northamptoushire; pa- troness, the Ducless of Buccleuch. ...

... 0 - 7i P :410SISCRl 21 7 LONDON JAN. 5. THE Fuxnls.-Scarcely any business has been done fur the last tell (lays. On Tuesday the fisnid be-all to brisk up, and many heavy bargains were oade. Consols left off on Tuesday night at 71j, and the market looked well: but yester- day some very heavy sales took place, which de- pressed them to 7 lj, at which price they left off. This morning, a re ...

... $EVERITY OF- THE WEATHER. A letter from Brighton of the 4th inst. says :- A night more inclement and severe than the lust it would be difficult to imagine; the northern) blast lost nothing of its violence and cutting edge until to- wards day-hreal, and till wbich time nearly snow continued to descend. Te night coaches, which slarted hence for London at 10 o'clock, had made but a mile or twovs ...

... A Meeting. was held on Monday at Reading, to consider of the propriety of presenting an Address to the Kilng on the subject of ttie treatmienit wlhichi the Qnteen his Consort has experieniced, and is ex- perieniciog, on thie part of his Majesty's Ministers, and of passing such Resolutions as mnay then and there appear desirasble, in the present st~ate of the country. Mr. J. B. Monch, M. P. ...

... . Snday's and Tuesday's Posts. LONDON, JAN. 9. FIE Paris Journals of Friday and Saturday T1 last have arrived this morning. On tile iatter day a public sitting of the Chamber of Ileputies took place, to hear the Report of the Comsission appointed to examine the projet fir et provisional credit. The day for its discussion was not ?? fdillowing are extracts:- ,* Pars, Jan. 6.-It is in ...

... LONDON, JAN. 12. The Gazette de prance contains the reply of the Kingof Naples to the three Monarchs. His Majesty thanks the Allied Sovereigns for the in- terest they take in the welfisre of his kingdom; stutes that he will mweet them with all possible promptitude, and that it is to their wisdom andn kindness lie looks for tile tranquillity of his Ling- Shortly after the arrival of theletter ...