... ;iG-Rbense- riythe Is 1V a. #,W ti'f'otirilo'ors _.onebitter frosty day last week, I savsea poorl vl °llestreetivo appeared to be alnaostperish ?? bmwlhch his scasity clothing was iil cal! ?? t'lir. ?? i0fteesfsting1 jatedto Pt ance tf at I stopped to speak ?? 'oatchesin his hand iahdafev' sticks- ' 5hud35 ri3back~be, intended-for his littiefire. The. in~' to the questionsI as5ked him, ...

... THE REV. EDWWARD IRVING, A.M. This gentleman is at present all-the rage; and there is as much crowding to the Caledonian New Church4 in London, where he officiates, as to the theatre or the opera. He is an edic of the celebrated Dr. Chalmers, and had it in contemplation to go abroad; but we fancy he will stay where he IS, at least whilst he is in fashion, as he now is. Amongst his auditors are ...

... 1) i 0 I I V.V Alorilingo 'iflait'. 15 The Peninsular news is not 'very recent,,nor does it relate to the points to which at present the' interest of a politicians - is principally directed. Great preparations ut were making at Bayonne for besieging Pampeluna, St. ve Sebastian, and other fortresses., Of The Spanish Governm~ent have r~dnced the duties on ii-. English inanufaptures twelve per ...

... 4Ebe Ubierpool J.-A truT;,p,, A I BALUS POPUr z SUPREME _ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1823. have ny person who has marked the character and conduct our n of ThIbbett might easily have foretold, that, whenever Ile cause -7t;c up the subject of negro slavery it would be in its do- plant lee To save appearances, this singular writer must, If t l 'east, affect attachment to liberty at home; and we hear ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... NEWS OF TZs WINLa 9!Enbon t tal-aontap ta .aturbap. On Wednesday last, his Majesty took up his resi- dence in the Castle at Windsor; on which occasion tile inhabitants of, the town shewed their joVouis loyalty bv roasting an ox, and several sheep, a&d enteruniing th'C poornwith a substantial dinner, and other festivities. Sheriffs Whitaker and Laurie were sworn into office on Sunday, at ...

... FAIRS IN OCTongn.--Sherburn, and Aberford 6- Dewsbury and Allerton (for cheese) 8-Leyburn and Lancaster 10-Inll, Selby, Barnsley, Bedale, Alalton, and Stockton I 1-Haworth,Thorne,and Knareshrouigh 14 -Penision 16-Carlisle 18 and 25-Yarm 19-Staidburn, Bridlington, Blackhbirn, and Gainabrough 21 -Bradfield 22-Boroughbridge 23-Bentham 25-Grantham 26- Thirsk, Askrigg, and Pocklingtou 28-York, ...

... ~~~~fi I .; . 1 . .A IQN NAS N RY OIC RENCEX- .NR QlNCX CURKlS. ,,Edwvav~d': t ehe es tC eei~totaageeen the fst in - ,En~gland whot') wldeeofqetg hangitng to charters or graatts, ,¢,pmte of wvltle~h ,fre pile Cle~ aed.to. thbis driy. A niaiog h~ose eh,ch5;ters.prior,to. jusii n i~e. .whjlu, are stillI 1eain~ifipg, ith as detn' obrer'ved thiit thieie hrs Ei ot,'been ~any s~eal ...

... I ,- , .. ??hinty . ? . -.- ;, - 4,4,I 7. FrjAN1, . iiNix Coi SS1~ f,.J4. $. eariy hour every 1ppirt~s4 ae . wp' esa At A crowded, and the greatemt anxiety appeared Ato e-.,ie i repeStnifigthe hills Pekore thb (.6 Glauury Durnlg the day several persons osc nstinction were on the fbench with ibes Judges, 'amidid'siwhomniwe-sot 'served -ii~. flakej she El.ighish 'Baiis~tert theN ion. tle Dtean ...

... As Petitions to Parliament rmr the Abolit ion of Slavery Cl in the British Colonies, have been recently forwarded, or P are in a state of progress from most of the principal towns H throughout the country, we apprehend it. will not be tI unacceptable to our renders, to be somewhat informed of I the present condition of the nohappy slaves in our West- f India Islands. a It appears from a ...

... INTERESTING NOTICES-EXTRAORDINARY 10 I ' OCCURRENCES. A SINGUTLAR LAW tN FoRcE AN THg ULBE OF MAN.-If a single woman prosecutes a single mart fop a rape, the eccletivstical judges empanel ajucqy; and if the jury fin d hit guilty, he is returned to the spiritual court, where if he sAtbOnd guilty, the doomster (i. c. the temuporal judge) delivers to the womau a rope, a sword, and a ring, and ...