... THE WOMEN OPFPAIN. I [FRom -rIS MUROPICAN TRSJA UTERLY REVIESW]. my 0. DON J. J- DE MORA. Woken fire Considered under very ifferent points of view by the differont nations of Enrope. With some they absolutely serve for no other purpose than as objects of anm.semenet and pleasure. Do they cease to please and amnse ? they are aban- dourrastd forgotten. They are loaded with flattery and pre- ...

... iron tAt LONDON GAZETTEofTTucsaSaYJ'a. S. _ - I IJRCLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCYsi ICEISOE 31 2i-WILLIM s~lH. of Lomhag~d-street, batter ,s~ll ooir tat~,eIs s lsoven c~cumtaces, and usable to meet his enraremotssuih hs crdltC~ EMMNGof Thatclarnt, Berkshire 'no a iowr i Itodiig ~ao. i th sa ounty) mon~y scrfivetlef ivitli* H0W~f~f~isch~tt~ moneyorvener.), that h oI .,~lie Cfl~ll', bs5d s nabe o ...

... 1 arrivil f No ail- I ,Ao Campt _el Ii I Si ArChlbatu - on- all D; e ie 12th 01 J Ily, e' o .s are blOin the Jo05 BoX of yostt f July 5 *II *ia tbe gOfetthe 21st Of aled a dipaw o areathe arrie i e a .reia sta.g 0 cers te rotbe d Cla rnte by Praireve lat Vegfar a i Officer aav4,oid an the of angO un to Cagr nsdingtt if tlhe Court of Si ibs to, gaketreat way to hic, theaopstru *VS t.^arracks, ...

... tiUA'1EMALA, I THE CAPITAL OF THE UNITED PR')VINCI, OF CENTRAL AMERICA. I - _ Guatemala is tbe fourth ciry which has borne the name The first was that Guatemala winch was the residence of the Rings r of the Rtachiiqieles, an4 which has so entirely disappeared that s the Spanish historians are still at issue as to the spot where it existed. The second was founded hy the Adelantado* Alva- rado, ...

... IIOWARD AND GIBBS' CREDITORS. I r ~~~LORD ALVANLEY. Yesterdaiy a Meeting of thle Creditors of Howard land Gibbs wvas convened pursuant to an Advertisement in The Gazette of ItIre 13th of Decemboar. The advertismient called upon the cre- ditors who had proved debts under tire bankruptcy of Howard and Gibbs, to inset togelirer for the purpose of considering thle propriety, of asseriting or ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: VHURSDIY, JANU4AY 5, 1a8M. The Message of the PRESIDYNT of the UNITED STATES is always a grateful arrival in this country. To those who look no higher than mere commercial gain, the proof which this document never fails to afford, of the increasing prosperity of a nation with which we are so intimately connected, can never be a matter of indif- ference. But there ...

... I The . Bankrupt alluded to in the following parglrplil trom tlhe l'eseoerta ild Adverliser, has commenced an ac(tion against several of tile Newspai .rs of the metropolis, for a grsagraph cPlied a considerable peried back fromn a P'rivillcial Paper. lie has no doubt had good legal adlvice M~rlan: of the inhilabitants of Westmorland, as also of Cum- berlan aind Lanicashire b~ive good reason, ...

... FRENCIH PAPERS. | [FROM TIME MONITEVR OF MONDAY, JAN. 2.] TRIF.TE, DIc. 20.-The Captain of the Austijan vessel, the Vierge du Chateau', who has arrived here in elever days fron Zante, reports, that, at the time ot his departure, it was posi- tively ajirilied that the Captain Pacha'S fleet was thezi before Alissulonghi, end blockaded that place. Ibrahims FaciJa, with Juis armuy, had marched to ...

... ANGLO-MEXICAN ASSOC[ATION. [FRO\I A ( OItsESPONlW ;1.] I esterd7v a very iturterouis Mleetir of tie Shalreholders in thig AXsrrctilion wok Place at thV City ot Londoni Trverin It)avidl Barclay, Esq., in the Charir. Tdir was tile Girst General Meetina of tile Proprietors, and a fill Report of the proceed- rrgs in Mexico Was read. It conitairned-first, all enuiimeration of tble Mines, iltve ...

... I lii SSCE P TE PE5I1~TOF I1F UNITEP STATES, COMMort- NICArFi) To TiHE ScNiiE AND HOUIE S:it sO OF RERS~ THT~ES Al IHFE C0S1MitNcFE'iuiNr OF THE FIHST ~t5~O H %NFiFi¶EN III CiiNGREiS5SENT N HOUSE OF REPRE- Fni ii~vCii iE, OF jSEATAN I' urveY ~~of thle concerns Of Out 1I:NvCS] ivEs!-Ill taksing ageiitrals ur5bjej1ts interesting to the belo~vedlcountry, With refereriCe to , .trsSisl coiniiiiiii ...

... I Rt T]tr PHILADeLPHIIA GAZtrrE (U olt5, ,. at Haana ROM er Pn Prices Curren t to the 121:1 have beenN Havartrial PpaperSrandl erf~ilturtit ~c 8 part of a letter S, received at Baltiutoo . Thle following extract isarofalte rug t b te sa me vessel R bTrought Snli frgateS of war Aretilusa and Casilda have a pu akAtHvntish, wirutctiifhiating wvithl the Castle la of St. Joan de Ullos, in consriee, ...

... THS PROGRESS OF CANT. Two or three days ago we copied from an Evening Paper a Rotice of a print bearing tbis title; we have since thjen seen The Progress of Cant, and an extremely clever and amusing productiun it is, fuil of humour and pleasant strokes of satire. Cant is presented in its infinite variety of shapes, and very drill shapes they are. The author's wit is of no party, and lie ...