... oriffillal . ?? BIERIONETHSEMIT. ROADO. RC To the Edilor of tlhe Xortlh1 ll a'as Ch'l-ro'ltc. thi Sm,-The press sometimes effects wonders, but to, as ?? to} he ?? cf t'liHC ItiCMtICh th shire Roads,' which have bene so conspictionsy, tII andi I masti sly UOt very advanltalcsusly, s4ie'IL'I e1p in vour late nan1b1 ers, I felar it exerts itself St in vain; flor if, in ,uddition t( ' A. Il. ?? ...

... NAPOLEON'S FO\VLING PIECE. The valuables Napoleon had selected from his ?? calijlet, to be takell wvithl him1, to Elba, r werICe, after the decisive blow at Waterloo, removoed n to Leghorli, for public sale; aodml a dounlo-barrel L gau, -which bears amiple testimony of its having a- beci a ifavouritc of' its great master, vas then IT purchased by Mr. Samuel Nicholson, merchnillit, a ofl ...

... 5;z~>.7 :r -W ise -, $i tan t. f tlh i w leg dl*;o ai~ointetl fotr thle mceting' foli viii i L t; )(Ilpatcil otf bus ll ss, these 1.11 i~i peiici' ~l isibl il a li ttle liti' lirO two- : ?? Pr:'u'ii'at Iialf' iast two thle Lor-. t (t ?? Ailcist~lo'il 111' CASNTRI'Kl5'Y, r* 1,11il SU Ill Toalnd LORDi ErIi,i NII0ItOL -r, Ci t~he otbe I 'pe('Cl' 1iait'l iii the commtlissioll for' I ?? Ilii, ?? ...

... DREADFUL THUNDER SrORM. ir We were on Friday ?? last visited by one rec -s of the most terrific thunderstornrsever experienced tail ain this part of the country, and the occurrence is per c tie more singular fromn its happening at a time of I-the year when no convulsion of the description am d could be anticipated. The early part of the day two Was remarkably pleasant for the season, though WE ...

... The latest intelligpce iu the German papers _ from Constaritinjle is, December 2.5 at which Ly time every thing was perfectly tran(lail. Tire Id Porte, however, was preparitig the means of deo of fenev against alny further hostilities, and ellsig r tile warehorlses of Constantinople toube well storc(i of with grain. For this purpose, several European aI: vessels, laden with corn, had been ...

... AGRICULTU1RAL REPORT. It is seldottv that January passes olf witbout be- a nog attentled by mally of the aceconmpnimtientts of \ lvinter ;nor hlas it been altogether otherwise in o thu presclt instaflee. Wc loe Itad rpt1ols, and ni elouds, and storms, hoar frosts, a not occlsional i'alls of snow ; with heavier and longer coittinced e rain thalln wve havc experienced for a considerable iE ...

... 4?rvapo,? Uorial anti 0-circuit. The Earl of Shrewshury has written to O'Con- pi nell, ehclosing £60 towards the subscription for pi Maguire,aud£0O fortheCatlsolierent.- Sifice the th commencement of the last year, it has been the t late of England to have no less than four Cabinsets, every one of them different more or less from the gl ?? 3llather was on 'l'hum'day sh sentenced to oue ...

... (slerictl The Rev. Thomas Wynne itdwards, of Jesos \V College, and Perpetual Curate of Egvwys Rhos and E Llangystenyn, Ina vsnshiie, has becn instituted to the living of I1Rhuddlan, Flintsbire, and a Vicar- ship in St. Asaph Cathedral-Patron the Lord Bishop of St. Asaph. 1 The Rev. Henry Somers Cocks, MA. of Christ Church, has been instituted to the rectory of Leigh, C wvith the chapclry of ...

... min ir The session of parliament opened on T'iesday ti: ;a- week, much in the usual way in both houses, and P at' we seize the earliest opportunity aflbrded us of ft a laying a faithful sketch of the proceedings hefore tl: the inhabitants of the Principality. The fact of NI el our having published in a second edition of our VI last number, an outline of his majesty's speech. ti which was ...

... .Vromir 'Farittiro. FONTrHsI.L-There are two small spinning ma- chines in the woollen mailufactory, erected near the lake, who do the work that six-hundred women would be required to effect by the spinning-wheel, formerly used iu this part of the country. They are directed by one man, one girl, and two boys. TiAa.i ?? great Duke of Marlborough was as remarkable for good teniper as for good ...

... On the motion of the EARL OF SiHA5'ESBUaY, itM was ordered that no petitions upon private blls IeI received after Thursday, the 20th of March, nor' ti anyyrcports from the judges relative toprivatehblls, d after Monday, the 21st of April. h LORtD WHARNCLIFFE gave notice of his intention to nmove on an early day, that a committee be ap-: pointed for the purpose of inquiring into the sale F of ...

... TElE CHRONICLE. The only grand point o' interest in ?? history of public affairs during the past week consists of the astonishing speech delivered bv Mr. Brougham in the bouse of commons on Thursday, INoll lav- y( the guardian of life and property-the rale b) Is which equal justice between man and man is dis G pensed-was truly described by Mr. B3rougham as tr the sole end for -which Goverrment ...