... FORElWkN lEI [Gi NC I 'The Gazette 4'Angstinrgh contailns a letter ftoil Orasuna of the 21th( of Novelinhe vhiell llentiolls Calt a groat camp hail becl estahi sitled at Andfia- l(;plc, to reunite all tile troops of the line. 'The Aiussuliilnls are said to he much exulted wvitb ltrir succsses, alll the greatestwifi ligiless ta take upll anills existi d It was snriioisly ilitelled to aitolit ...

... TILE CH1RONICLE E. - E . I,i WThen we take a retrospective glande 't thled0 oe d currences of the last year, we feel confident that .n our's hns been a ready and faithful CuniROcimN cf e the passing times, and that our early information; J shnd faii statements of public events, have been such As to entitle us. to some degree of reliance upon our political views, and specnlations for the s ...

... DIfSCRI[P'TON OF THE MANNERS AND HABITS OF E DINBURAGHI S UPLEN'l'S. Let no man, who comes here with the design of serious study, take lodgings near the college. At the co,,meccticenlut of tbe session particularly, the vbole of the c(otiguous lolginmg-houses are a scene t of continued riot, revelry, and uproar. It is only towards the closc of the session, when the studelos a are put onl short ...

... B3LLNI)NDESS OF ?? Love is I ii(), asthe saying i., Cf it 1'5 Mi ccii n (l0 S/ are all his ellflowers. 1 veir' lover aslos is a ]lis mistress, thissgli she lie very defrniucil of liersell' ill-fav ousrcd, Nsiriikles] , pinj)Iled, pale, red, e Ilbiv' blue, &kc., 3udoe foolish, 1iiitacghlt, p1evisfi, Iseq daughtel, Te l rsites' sister, :roelhi isi's Sclhilatr if lie fete ]ler once, he admires ...

... GENE:RAL GUERREiOM G2eneral D- Vicente Gouerrero is an oficeor in-~b Mexican service. of one of the oldest (it -herevolle tiosary Chiefs; hie commncrced his c arecy-about thle year 1812, onl the western moasts o1t -Tie province -of' Mexico, lf-ro whicli timie to thle epoich of' the. iudependeciic in 1820 ble kept the aiec re'd. go- -.veruuinet in a continual state of alarm, ad en- -aaed ...

... D)INING ATl SIA IN A STORM. ,A hip'seouipuiy often reall murhsl a lwsclnesnt t frolnt tili little necidlelits, thie ridiiculou's fullibles, I and tiei straugn postilres wlhich the passengers aire a thiiovil ioto by the ulisteady motion of the vessel in dcd we nown feel so little alaritr dili ig a gale, that WO stometiic5s (Iisregarl its perils, and joi in i Ut;a il smiles aml ?? at the ...

... PR1OTES'TANi' SPIRII' IN lXNAlES. Wiitli fvulinigs of holiiit~ pro'th and exultation tha~t (LIrclt' Vtiii'S tlI'OtSC thle rotcitoalt Spiriit of 11ii traly prontshint cosollt V 1lZIVV11tiV ll ef. fe e itltl ,lN-.I ' halo to IIir- ' I 0'e it ?? II of thet I rish aegitatorS t h 'i i II ;'CCt ifliga Of tin' t ii o' 'icic I\ijji, &c. &ee, as fulthel' proor that thet lota' 'n nit c.ligitet dla- ...

... ADMIRAl. (lRIEiNFE L L. The career cf Admircal 6re eall in i tla c 9 ?? (If the Empelrmo of hla'olzi Ias Ile iilalst ontltrlalodaII v. whether it be itbcsideroll in iatiollt tia till II larly aicly period of' li ic at wihich alij Laisl allt ouiln ?? olie Ita s airired Ut thle ?? lIn1iosvI l$ profession, or1, tinr pae ctilti a 61 te li h ta IICS IlIlt r ialani lle emabaiked ill tilt- Soulth ...

... VAR IETIES. 'Ils voice of the summrer hird, tbe cuckoo, has t ibeen heard ithioN the last few (lays at twvo or thre e villages in thc vicinity of' York. s Sixty-seven pounds twelve shillinigs was col- o Iceted from house to honse in Hertford, for th3 It Spanish refugees, and transmitted last weck to n thb l~ondon committee. -t( 13right asserts that therc aie 1,600G,000 Wala. I itititias ...

... THE DIONTrii Oi'' : !-xi The best and most desirable wcather that can hi he expected at this season, is a clear hard frost. Vc If this iumnedialtely SUecceal a deep snow, it will ?? be mure favourable to vegetation, though not, per- tl haps, altogetier' so agrecable to the pedestrian.- or There is usuallyinuc!h siow in this mouth ; though C( we have had but little for the last few years. -lap- ...

... 'THIE BRUNSWICKS AND THE STUARTS Extracted from an excellent article on the Dub. lin dinner and Lord Morpeth, in the Monthly Ma- yazdiwe for January:- In the chair of this banquet of the friends of civil and reliyious liberty-howy those words would sound in the ears of their lord and masterthc pope-sat, for Qa Warning to his class, and for his own future sorrow, the Duke of Leinster. By woat ...

... A coriespondent, under the signature of Or thodox, wvhose letter is dated Neath, December 1 ,30, furuishes us says the Editor of the Cambrian I and with the following dleplorable instance of religious frenzy which he witnessed in this town -] Oin Sundav last, and oen Christmas night, we had atl assemblage of Jumpers, at their meethig-house I in this town; and unless I has] becn an eye ...