... U LOCAL INTEI ESTS. INFIRMARY.' itS-PATIENTS. OUT-PATIENTS. Discharged, & c . 10 Discharged & c . .. 2 Admitted . .. S Admitted. Vaccinated by the House Surgeon, 16. Physician, Dr. Alderson.-Surgeon, Mr. Young. Honse Visitor, Mr. J. Blundell. The Rev. J. Scott, Chaplain. P ULL, ANt SCULCOATES DISPENSARY. PATIENTS-T. PATIENTS. Discharged, Cured, &c- .**27 |Admitted . ...

... INJV _- , WEF K., ^ Sni '; l -4 r I ' .hTe ditress of be Spitallelds .weaveril ontinnem 'una-, hateid,. His Mlajesty has ordered ij uxthber sbsc riptiou of onoe tbounaiid~gujoeae..,. . -t '~i 91 WAt.TJA: S~QoT., e: ar~eroy.the report.of a- valiisnije; e, t~r'meu t -h an~&in tistnw ed,:on thbe !~rej~t Unknowin~F, 7 Fsi icu i T:e, laie.ate ,,Mr.'Bruc0 held the, oMfce q f k ing?,pgiolir, in ...

... iONtLr' AIOkAXT ATM MONIs MOOD FAML. 'F~r0oz THE HUNTINrDO6 GAZETTE, OF SATURDAY -VEZK. Another dreadfsl 'fire has spread dismay through our neighbourhood. Scarcely had we ceased to deplore the climity aft Over, whien our sympathies were awakened by a §aimilar misflwtune nearer home;, which, if not attended with the extensive and ruinous consequences which marked the c'oafla.igration at Oier, ...

... MAnRIAGS-One of Mahonmet'b Ninles for reenrinZ hap. piness; in the married lstte, was llits:- Wives bfihave to your busiarnds in tbe same nuanner that your busbands behave to yoe o' A report of the Dablin County Election, exceedinz two coloinus ofthlismallekst letter, is wound op wilth Throunh the entire day, one could scaircely hear i word ! A REASO-A lridy watt complaining that her lea ...

... PROVm O, , C C U RNCES:. . .' ' ~; .Pliovl4CIAL:OCCUhR;RNCES.'I) .''j., . : i: .''' ,'.,1 - : .,.'- '.:, ' W'e nntdeetandlart'th'id~t ive preparntsimaksbgsfir1 lIightinzwat; s 'gai Sto Miirys Cch; iverly : The itjectisiodBilt of:Mr. Belth t fitiee'n dischtfsred .:durlag thle latiitwe'ek: i :-j t !t 'l i!*-. 11!l T, Siu~blsh, iinkbP'etpri 'l I0 tbc Archishops of Yuvr, 'hjnt oW l ei ...

... . .. I . I L6ftli tO'cHftAN'h-. We 'copy ttie foliowitig lelters from tlle Tsiends, ilt vhich it is stated to have been writt'c oiS tibt evb of Lold (Coch- rane's departitre foi Gr'ee'c c orP dr A iZTTER r Ro05 LOrtOa co6CHTRSN, Td his ltLGtlNESS MOHAMMED A _Xl,' PACIHA OE EGYit. Vqur employing foreigners in ynur military and, naval 9ervice, the priiilege ewhich You chiii)'`endl exercisenF ...

... There aire twenty-nine prisoners fcur'llrint af the York- shire assiies, which commence ont Satilrdity nlext, rThe wt't of right case, Angell v. AngtIll, in to come on ait the apitroachinz Aveizpfi. fhe Attoraey.General, all berbre, is retained for the defendiant.. The recent drought hats caused the opeding orthe CanalI from cioole to Ferrybridge, vihlichj waia#itenided,.i lto hve tahen place ...

... : in . ;! ,-' i ?. f . A. N E WfS .617'7.4J lft -.:W. C, E K. . tal t bip~ ~ ttb~tlit' tto .:bturbt't^3e. We nre con'deollyIItepred that Ministers will have recoijrse to 'Wi lono of six or'ehtht Millions for the present exig ence, railler tIllaU i'upowe new tixes. It is indeed nnderstood that Portjignl is to repay !he expeiiies of.tbe present a'sistatice rendered to themn. The vrar Uill not he ...

... soetigtt AfdlanuP. FRAnra.-Thee Speech of the King or France, deliverec. on Toemday, on the opening (if the twro CMan'bN, liar;' been received. From the Messages to the twvo Hone-s of Parliament, and the. declarations of Lord tilneturt ane, Mr. Canning,,with respect to the assurances of frieodly co-operation ofrthe French Government, it was to he exir ppected that his Most Christian Majesty ...

... moreign _Mforelalkv. A Treaty of Commerce and Navigation has been con- cluded betvveeu Ithe United Slates and Denmark, on ltei strictest principles of reciprocity. A conipaci of great irnportance haa been accedeif to h some of tbe leading-pitwers of Europe,.wilb regard to the politiCs of Portu~gal aud Spain. England eurorces her pledge of protecting the Constitftipnal Gmeerioleat of the ...

... 1V11~TODTsZT MISSION TO'ANTIqlUA.. The' o jllwijtg' netaehciltoiy hiiati7radciloihifieW' York paper of the 29th Mat th ' A1 h, Malurch 5 --A most distressing and melanclboly shipwreck occurred uear this island this past' tveek, attendei with such circumstances as seen almost incredible, and -ver canonly say, that for the wisest purposes, thoergh bffei to us inscrulialleithe Lord linb done it, ...

... :-pabat By the Active, of Peterhead, arrived there on the 12th in- stant;' tfie following unfavourable accounts of the Davis's Straitt Whale Fishery is brought. It will be recollected that this Vs'esel'wla abanidoned by her crew last year., She was found on the beach, abouat a mile from the place where she was left; and it Is singular that she comes home a full ship. She left Dayis's Straits ...