... 'NTES OeF I'HE E NWEEK. 1UoRb cot# , AIltae to .3aturtoaP. Tna Dfulk iDO YORK.-Y -IbtP'nRTANT NTELLIGKE1C !- We snop the prei~f tq 'tate, thOt we hoiveJutii received in- forination hilikl~ejde o to draw the miost paitiftUl Con- cfilqion 8a' to .his Unyalt ll n1ates lsdanger. 11 has.beeo enid tbat be is .not 'i'lo.ed~ t he d sturhed on ainy rc .count; and thlt an prreeioo of ignorance a, to hi. ...

... PASSNG EVENTS. . .: . g -, : a ;. .- ; . .. : *(From sge Literarv, Gaxkte.) - in theppssing ewentstind reflections oi but one short vtoprfiifa.e Opicture oViuman life may we behold!-I wsas led to:'th is consiLldration by witnessing this morning ,them'rnuster of a body of tife foot-guards in the Birdcgew .Walk of S't,'James's- Par, and the'comnmnencementof ther march totjhe' cioast, ty .mhbark ...

... Sorel. gn itIforelianw. SPAIN.-The eccoo'rtl from Madrid state that all the- convents in the frontiekL hilve of late had a military appenrance; and il ii knvn that the new recruits for the Portugue'e insr enits'ere paid and trained by Ihe clergy, who stbecrihed eight milliontsol reals towards the Poartaiiuese expedition. BArAVIA.-A letler from Batavia, under dateof the Ist Ssete'lber, brings ...

... To every thing lb~eneath lice srit, there conci-s ai losti day; IC mad ofiill fulnruily this i~s file on11Y PcPcrlo Of time that a Cel' ill till cases be inl'ccllibly predicted. Let tite ecngiiicccc 0 taltc', tithe n'arnin,c andt tie di-Shecrirened teHke cocurage; t focr, to every joy acid ec.ery sorrow, to evory hope Rod SI every fearon tht sI .ide. of the. gra-it, there wil tte a list e fift ...

... Another year has tianspired, and still the avonetioSis or the brtslanrliaaan przcevd, like the seasonq to which thIly are cn-lpraitive, in arnhiterrupttd siccensiora-ataarui inay ietierate, at9d tile political is iWell as tile unaittll II rizor any 4ae erehtaed in rroniollitary obilocrily, but .t' all s#IlIdIAii . jtliat 'Ice of the mun wall eventualiy dis. per-e the onp, ixst le lightof ...

... PROVINC1AL OCCURRENCES. The Annnal mpeting of the, HnIderaess Agricolnturti y Socihty, wag held at Hedlion (in Monday the ll8il utl., the Rev. C. Syivi, President, iiathe Chair. Cili. Baillie, -N. P., Mr. Farratid, atirt several other gentlenten were admitted newlotr4i Getirga Liddell, Esq. was elected JiPesdent fo cone i e nar.clia . Pinny CititiSubsjriplil)nis lur.distrzhuion to the poor of ...

... THE HUL36L PACKET. TUESDAV, JANUIARYH 2. INFIamAu.rv o~n . I, _ . . Il IN-PATJRNrTt. OtlT-P.ATEKNTS. b- Dischargred, , c .. 7 Discharged & c .. l19 ed Admitted . Admioted ..23 he Vaccinated by the HoiuseSurgeon. 18. Physician,, Dr. Bodley-Sureeo, Mr. Vielding.' Pr The Rev. J. Scott, Choplaiin. in 'House.vi bsloor- r-M. I Robert King. II A t hne of fifteen sillings, ...

... CO~lDM.N.lfC,4TWY BETWEJEN THE A TeAA .VIC A ND PACIFIC OCfANVS l [rR'OM AN AMERICAN PAul1.' Feveral contradictory statemenlts havre appeared in thle public papers, relating to the contract whichi his been yecrntly foirmed *witlh the Governmnentlof Central America Ir* Company of Citizens of the Unite& States, for uniting tI;'Aalatitic and Pacihic Oceans, by mealln of a canal to be o efi cross ...

... TO THE BVRGESSUS OF HULL, Ga?~i.K ENT c~isi~~ef~e f SameS remnarhs,, rt- l ported ii) havci IIe urd a) eeI gltly the d of Mr l sykevs' friendils. the'ac.OD1111t Of which tI have ol hstn received, I thinktl it right, for thle Fit'tiIftictioii Of niiy oky eat friends, and to Pre l tyn Isrplyeiltia itt~ rcuflii01CPi I li the etfect desigtied, to State exactl the ciresfleiited con nected %vit h ...

... AMERICAN .Y MrAyurJlClTURES. Baslarn, Octi',ty IG.-At a noinronn meeting ef mnno- Gcturer; of wol les, held at rile Esxchanle t olfe- House, October 25, the Honourable Bvezaleel laft, of Uxbridge, was called to the chlir, and J B Brown was appointed secretary. A very general and free interchange of opinion tvas communicated by gentlemen from different parts of the State, on the woollen ...

... THE ME ?? I., .. I - - . l . . ?? . e; CarlI- 'Ti E healtb of his l.?yal HighneDsrthe s ngofr Vona, w hich has beia1'ery pre(Valioiratnrlltn14 for some mnoniths psr; has within the last rvei. h iries alarmingly worsa, that he now lies witlhout 11'? ar r a cuarice nf rr'olry. All the worst Symnptons oi a terawfiolpsy have displayedi theniselves: `orrtori elt's thle legs has cominmenced, the ...

... EXE(CUTION. ntlSRilESSTNG AND eX'r5R OllDINARV CO?;IIIUCeT Ol WHITr. An immense crowmi: itimtted ont Tue.Oay Inorning it frmint of the ofi rafliley. It was evident that tile case of thle culprit, C/tart-c 'Thea. WIfhi, hod produnced a gweat excitation. It is abotve fourteen years shiceapernon was execel it In Londonl Ior the cimcof arsou. Tile last excentiotn for this offen'e was that of ...