... ON T I L, CAUS l:OF TIHEl P R SENTDISTTRESS| l lV~. hin'rt batow a ?? oil tile (ca rc tiC l prelent ?? -ttw1 h hart' ltakeotile tiberir grantdial n y the vrhor a, ?? ?? his loi tar. Thiere ixn teeli novel tyin tic'otpictlon ic 1), loeoallw is to ithe enose orfi thlA isress !i ira,, eJ la (i Ni ?? t, n rot noiti. a ?? ill dot iii pa a ~t Iilit~rdiviress cxists it) this couiqcy, or not. tin ...

... IHE CII=WN[CL = AdE CHRONICLEj. Tz,9Z- /lna*sdaly, D~ecemb2lri ,1 9 It is always with extrene regret ?? vve in | ;A trade our own afiairs llpOI our road rse bist -. trick of SO umealn and najust liable a n attue in IlHt! ,reeh bcen pilayed oll agailst Lis Ill tihe ;:tldlt'wbII. ! of arncighibopuiinginowspapc, ?? &lof(iml 11d;--,t L that Nye teol called upon in justice tO iitit1 ' and tihe ...

... - - i l I I I .;POgT.s CR, PT; - ; Ii . 'I L5ONPON, TUESDA. Dcc. 16, 1849. Thoe ERtperor of Russi . Oicial hccduiti v'ere receird Abv overnrinent on Fridav,containing an' ?? of't'hel tEmperor, of Rnssia's health to Noyc. 95, '!att wlich tiime his' Majesty. was going on favourably. 'Nollatei'aecouuts haveu beeni'received by our: Goveriiinent.:' W time in imminient daiiger; fortyleecltes were ...

... VA RIE1''11'S. I The new Rssiana frontier is distalitabollt28 1Yrencht leagues from the EImhlish possessions in India.-AlUstli,7l Observer. Great Ml1ortality umnq- o tie Admniralk.-The piping time of pence does notseern to agree With, our gaillant Admirlds, for a most UnaccoIlntable mortality has occurred among them since the settlinglulowv was struck on '51rawelloo'senslanlglinefl ; field. ...

... MISCELLANEOUS INTELLI GEN CE, D EAST INDIA QUESTIONe.-In the Northl of England, the Ii feeling against the Company's monopoly seems as universal as it is strong. During the present month at Stockton-upon- Tees, and at North Shields, East India Associations have bsen formed, and thanks voted to Mr. Buckingham, for furnishing 'r the information, which led to such results. Mr. B. has since iibeen ...

... a-ittit%. a. Eorl/IY Educastion.-Onl the evenings of Monday aind Tuesday not trlast, IVr.. J. Smith delivered two lectures upon this interestinig t S. subject,- belore an Intelligent and numerous audience. It Was sa '1 pleasing to witness the attention with which hie was heard, and froee ethe approbatio n excited by his many striking observatiot'-s. In- gs a t deed we feel convinced, that if ...

... be Mr. Cobbett has turned lecturer on the political diseases of the country; and if his nostrums in their new form continue to es i attract as much attention as they did on Thursday week, he is ly may contrive to live luxuriously on the badness of the times. fe held forth in the Mechanics' Institute to twelve hundred in- ,- dividuals, while as many more failed to procure admission; and th i11- ...

... For the Encouragement of Agriculture, Arts, Manufactures and Commerce. This Society, which, from its extensive influence, and the paramount importance of its objects, stands pre-eminent among the useful institutions of our country, held its adjourned Novem- ber Meeting on Monday, preparatory to the business of the An- nual Meeting of the Society, to be holden in their Rooms, Het- ling House. ...

... Monday, December 21.-Last week there was a very large ar- rival of most kinds of grain, and of flour an abundant quantity the additional supply this morning is moderate, the weather continues frosty, yet the wheat trade has been very dull to-day, and, except for superfine samples, may be stated 2s per quarter lower. The quantity of barley for sale is uncommonly great; but there being few ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. The Paris Papers of Monday contain no news. The following are extracts from German Papers. It appears that the Russians.are turning their attention seriously to com- merce, in order to reap the benefit of their warlike operations TRIESTE, DEC. 10.—By a ship which has arrived here in 18 'days from Alexandria, we have the confirmation of the intelli- gence of which we have ...

... RE-V. TH1I'wtlY COOKE. -Extract ofi'a letter dated Jeffersor College, United States, l October 21 st, 'IS29.: The BOard lif 'prustees JeffricsorI College, in tbe United States of America, *hivingbere assured from different cre- dible sources, niot 41ly of the exertions mrade by the Rev. Henry Cooke, dif Killileafgh, in Ulster, Ireland, in behalf of the pure Evangelical dooe1iilles ntf ...

... Tlio the E tor of 2T/c .Bristol Mercury. A n ?? ?? ?? z_ . .1.. S ?? perusing ?? Jursmt os'this day, I perceive that a lecided stasisi is to be madle bh a certain party ut this city against the establishment ot the intended College and, for this purpose, no etotrtsare tobe spared to) ill- flame the public mind by abuse and misrellresentation-no cnhurtnies to be thought too vile ...