... .PR9,VltlvC AL OCCURIRENS(CS,,. T he T pro jected Improve00qts intei nlhe tsl*0 Berley .are proceedn withv . Thoep PTir1 eeIl rf ia tiut, dhin tti. in Reg isle i -q lare, ure, lre aid re miny je t aIn .5tp, £l p, OIO t lh ns , bee fore d' wfo i the .v ui ; g s feti a d itlet t o~ .$jse tto,&het f,si e r. , i The csgttrngite ,, a re ,'azon t , t~eet e ic! .e, ftr~s~ l ,4tudtigtdio~ }?r the p ...

... A work with this title isjust prepared for peblicaltion, containing dS7 pages, and upwards of lifty wood cuts of I the ancient bridge, the wooden houses, trailors' gntes, &c. on it. The chronicler hoe avowedly btid iccemse losurces which are not open to all, aied justly rpulierks, in lies preolace, ttat the historinis of the metropiolis htive hithe rto passnd over tbe subject of that bridge ...

... SOCIETY FIOR TUTE DIFFUSION OF USEFULA KNOWLEDG.E, IC (FROM ~A COlttaESPOeDIENT.) Ir WVt ate dsiirous of cailing the Attention of eurc readries to Att Otticle inl tise rnenibee of tile Edinbaurgih Review Which has just oiApeoaredi, It contoint the history frf 'the tuihm tofte h. Sucicry for peromoting tj'seful Knowiedge, vithl 'no accuirt bf the et pln netie by th~e Seciety, andahf the ...

... Trim Vs'rTH an AND THlE HArttynsa-The weather durting the inflt weeds ies been somewhant unsettledt, and a good deal-of raint has oncasiotially filirm, bot nor, we believe, to sucit anl enxtet as to do any mateelal injury, clther to the corn ?? Is ntending, or thot which in eat, Thbnoe airans been nattier Cool, In consequence of the windiotnclaning to the North anal Worth East, parttcalarly nt ...

... NEWS OF 'THE WEEK.; 'Rallban l090-;Ellhubnhi et~ aturball. Pet On the 17th instant, his Majesty wAs pleased to declare I thle Most Noble WXitliarfn Henry Duke of Portland, Lord ne. President of his Majeslyls Most H-onourable Privy Council, for and his Grace .took his place fat the-Board accordingly. do, It appeiars; by the Gazette of Saturday, thet the King be, hits been, pleased to direct ...

... THE MERCUTRY. it- AN event of considerable 'ispoitauce in itself, ghl and rendered infinitely more so by the circumstances in g which it has taken place, has this week ,becu posi- i tihely anuotusced, viz. a virtoal declaration oP ijde- l perndence on the part of the P'acha of Egypt. This ge o epre ge evant, ItO long expected and so earnestly .desired, rt- cannot fail to produce the xnost ...

... LORD POIMFEFT v. ALD~F.SON AND OTHERS. bSpecial Jury. This wea on. action brought by Lord Pomfret and General Feremor for breach of covefnot, alleged to. h nve been committed hy the defendant, Thounis Alderson, in not keeping certain mines, clled the Old Gang Mines, lii the parish of flealalngl, in state of repair required by [he lease. The defendants had brought a suit against the plaintiffs ...

... POPEII. On the 5th of June, the King and Queen of Naples, with tle vhole'of their family, went to visit Pompeii. 'The exYavation that was made in presence of these august personnges was ovie of the most successful ever remembered, lion account of'the abundance and quality of the objects 'discovered. The. spot .chosen for the operation was a mansionrin plvich -there had previously been ...

... BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHI OF MR. eAKNING.- At. thio-moment, when every thig oneted ?? r life ot the etr.ataqdiouy ?? vwtoao lo the-motion hooto deidore, lr doubly inreseetig, the following biographical sketbh-of tdie late Promier aoort he oth'r to actoptbtbe to our teoiiem..- Theamily of t a. Cangxas originally sestert at Foa le, n Warwicksltire, and we beil ve a branch of the C6nlogso pf Fq4Cote ...

... .: t A 1 ~ e , : -L . I . _ _. ~ . i; { i ( :.b ORi'GIA'AL A2Vn SEUCV. Mrt. ('tri: cuts d]own hils Ivheat very cnris-, even Nvlhen thle Vier DOi term is Iteni. ed the grain not hard, he A says that tire lIeiL ithus seriy reaiped is noweys tils best Sample, and pro, he gets 2c. per qunrsret for i more tiae for mwieat clit Inn a iore in- hast. Hire slote. Ile, perhaps, I sea Somiething lin the ...

... ;Audit ?Jflio -V - Saime popnl-r rtnifil.s hare taken place at Lisbon In l con *iiei of*,r, he aigtinki-a Io S the NYnr M ini-te.SaldH n ha a Xre^at fji'icI to 'tiP Chiiripr, atnd the appointmettt Vf IRmlo, inteindnti of POlict, io hits int!i, Who is a tlsnoWn eiiemy hInit. 1nirignied tre believed to tie on ot' tJ give the Giiveritinfo tn Don Mi'.l.eI LColtit. ViUl Flor has hern appointed ...

... COUNT DE LA PEROUSE. I e of From the Hobart Torrn Times, Feb, I B.-We last week mentioned having recetted some interesting information, e, which appeared to throw some light on the flte of the it, unfortunate French Admiral, Conut de la Perouse, and II pledged ourselves to give the detail of the circumstances ts, this week. Tbe following statemeat we have been na- ts voured with, nail, ai we ...