... CHARITABLE INSTITUrTION. On Friday, the. Lord Mayor was applied ;to for, -his, opinioa upon the .sz.iiject of forming a MetropolitanlIn-. stitution for the service of :Shipwrecked Seamen of all deromninations. .; His Lordship's opinion was, we prestime' expected as preliminai~y to the sanction O(f -,the iChieF ,Magistrate .to the- establishment of'isach an ivnstitution,_ The application was ...

... .., Y I ? , , , ? , , 6 -i -; ? - ?? - HVU-b DOMES f , -111 Nik- , - : i ?? ? II ? -L7 ?. . . I , ,, ,~~~~~~~~~~Te 1 * Pq! :* osr S -s;'t'-r-, e 7' l tivrifii .v'E The ftloviittredjpe for' the'ichr of thi,.diseievsas giyNe Ai~'Di' .LC.9iiit~ih,'i fo wicli li', litaided £1000 froni Pirlinithent'; - v Sic trac oif''W ipowvdtred niitr'e; 'sit 'drainiiF or vit'riol; mJix-theiii'r ai ...

... I 1O I . 1 -Y ?? t Thurtell, Probert, and Hunt have completed c1 and transmitted to their respective solicitors the ?? Es IS. tions for their defence. Mr. Harmer was with Ilunt tb ffitir tfor a considerable time on Friday evening and Saturday w; le re- morning, and Hunt's spirits appeared better after con- Y thee rringw i his solicitor. Thurtell, since Friday, ot Bra- whenlle ,was brought ...

... |7-: :A FEW WOM0S ON CHRiSTMAS; . # II- ~ ~ :BE I.; : 1 I I f- 1 And ihat is Christmas 37 .' WhY itii the happietliie of Ihe year. i It 's the sea- son ol and cold w beaer. It is the tme When Christmas boxes and jokes ntegiveu ;when misleloe, nd red-berrid laure!, and enup, an iding, ,school boys prevail ; when the country is illt5tinated by hires 'add bright faces;' and the tovwa is radient ...

... LEEDS GUAIDIAN SOCIETY; ?? Second Anniversary of this Society was held at rn the Court-Ihouse, onl Molnday last; Tisos. Tcennant, Esq. in the d chair. The chairman opened the bushiess of thle eeting, bv Y giving an account of the salutary efreets which hnd beets peroduced by a similar institution established at Edinburgh.- The ltic. Miles Jackson rcad the report; which stated that .s fourteen ...

... - , * AGRICULTURE , 1 Tbr ca{tite' slaughtered in Hull from Oct. Ij, 1822, to Oct. 10, 1823, were-Beasts, 4793; Calves; 1471; Sheep and Lambs, 30,524. - ,. ' - ' ' FitAeen thouhand nine hundred and-.fovr Sheep were broUght into Hedon market for sale in tbe twelve months October 13, 1823. There wa&au extraordinary Tise in the price of rye at Mark-lane, on Friday. This in generally ateributed to ...

... FOREIGN INTtLLIGENHE. . I 'Ph. island i .. h5/iierca -and Minora have If..uu at the,Government of Ferdinand. An intrigue ii reporled to be on foot amon' the con- tinentid powers, for making the swa of the Ex-King oT Sweden Sovereitn of Greece. The Jamaics papers of the IStb of October brllg the c gratifying intelligence of the recovery of Lfina, by.the: i Independeints, under circumstances: ...

... LATEST INitLLIGENCE FROM HERTFORD. | t 1. 1 . |~' PROCE]DINGS IN THE GAOL. Hertforvd,'&turdey, T,. g22,-.On Friday evening Mr. Hsarmer, the Solicitor, arrived in this town, for the pdrpose of baring an interview with Joseph Hunt, pre. partory to under taking his defence, should he be placed Flpnn his' trial. Mr.-3Harmer, we understand, came down at the solicitation of Hunt's mother, to whomi. ...

... THIE HULL PACKET. HULL, MO'NDAY, DKCEM£ER 2D. Tl n Capitalists who recently left the Metropolis for Paris, in order, as it was positively understood, to negociate a loan for the King of Spain, have returned to London without having accomplished the object of their mission. The new Spanish Ministry are as obstiuate as their predeces- sors, touching the recognition of the bonds issued by the Con ...

... An agriculturist in Norfolk ts enid to have discovered,| that mixing geed onts with pulverized black brimstone, will effect ually secure them from the grab, wvorn, &c.. however' rull the grounil they-are sown in may be7of these devouring insects To Malce Oats prow doubly nutritious to Horses.-Tnstead of grinding the oats, break them in .a mill, au-d the. same quantity will prove doubly ...

... NEWSOF THE; WEEK DoMEsrIC 2ND FOREIGN. Atintln Poxtt bav to liatrbap. His Majesty left bis-Pitace ia Pall Mall, on Sat.urday, t a quarter before one o'clock, and arrived at half past fve, at Brighton, there'to spend the Christmas holidays. Tbe receipts'of DurtY Lane and Covent Garden theatres, on the nights of his Majesty's visils, were,- Drury Lane near £900, and Covent Garden £941. Mr. Kean ...

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