... :-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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... PO STS CR I P7I LONDON, SEPT. 29. Last night arrived the French morning and evening papers of I'uesday. The intelligence which they contain from ?? is of gr1eat importance. That ill-fated capital hail scarcely ceased to witness revolution and re- bellion, with their usual train of massacre, executions, and banishments when a considerable portion of it was doomed to become a prey to the flames. ...

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... CUTiLERS' YiEAST. Gte Tintroelaty laut, the Sheffield C~orpiohtittt (if C ttlers I hold. their eantial feast at the Coetiiantyc bldl, In clourch-ditreet, whleil tI Laord iliftoll, lanti Meorsr Marijilnll, Wilholt ant' ~ibiironsbe thle fo u r it lifernisarro for the Cuooity; were prechnt tO lfobriad at can exeellent,!innoeri,,t Iieovihdtjon the octasion. This being thie fintottime of thieiew ...

... THE AG*RICULTURAL poPULATION. Ta the examinatiolns wilich toak place before the 11 Erniecration (Cmmittee, it appeared that many parts of England, Scotlantdl. andl Ireland, have no dciiiail c *or laboulr proportioned to the sutpply. r. A moiy the listricts in Eigland in which htle Sup t- P l11V ot IA hoer greatly excecds the d mandl the AVeals hi s l (lit sodl Slissex all distinogished. The ...

... I set off from Kensington on Friday morning, on my way to the West, and got to Sunning, near Reading, on Friday afternoon. On Saturday we (two sons and myself) stopped at Reading, it being market day, to take a look about us. Whteat about 6s. Ad. the ?? bushel, on an avrcago. Barley andi oats deater in proportion. Pease there al1tcare to be none; and vCrYV few beans. I went to the pig marelict ...

... T HE EXAMINER. LONDON, SEPTEBmER 17, 182. l It appears that MrCANNING has at length departed for France, and of course all the political world is agog to know the reason why. We have little doubt, on our own part, that the affair of Portugal is the primary cause of this visit; but the precise complexion of the policy it is the intention of the Foreign Secretary lo enforce, it is more difficult ...

... TtiENaw PHILOSOPHY AND THE MtLLEeiuae.-At the Smithfield Bible Society, on Monday, the Rev, Mr PAcsoas made a very long speech, and quoted a passage from Cowper, to show that London was like Sodom, hut was only saved because she had so many Bible Society-men in her. Hde told a story of a Quaker, who once met some young men, who told him they would soon be able to do without the Bible, for they ...

... A POLAJR WINTlVIt. TiIP l'o~lowin.T patssilge frorn Ca-ptsin P~arry's Third .1muit la e vi lloes thel very si iglit popular ?? IoIest which rei nainm s to I I I t Hl sill ?? -a ?? 74tho iel II Li' WllM ill t II C POlIart I te I' Oisi IS III t,111 (I esc, i p tioukI I ShI) A Wro~r o(I t II oL ap lielLil.]cWlS OIlft II atre, avel of tliI viirious occir~eflct~ii duing, this winlter, I. knlhlA ...

... VAR I I111VI E1. '1'ti t,, 'rtjNjNrW.L 1rIN DER THIP T 1IIAM ;s.-T1'1e Tunnel II co Iv, ii t. oft IV ovI arli h vays, Ill Id in II oder t. II:!t th II e mnllay be sttie Iold ~'lImr wvill passa thr-ough one, whrile~ those from the !jtt I. iit ?? d neit h, ?? t II L ?? or a eI I..I aV tY. TV If oea passage-s a itet h'0 Ma\al :w fiaitzed, -and there. Will he(1 distinwt I fodiltliats .lii' foal ...