... ?? THE BRISTOL 11LRICUIY.] .A MERllY CIILSTIM1AS, AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR! Magic sounds! what a host of merry phantoms start into existence beneath your happy influence ! Everlasting souvenir! perennial source of enjoy)uent ! Thou art the honey-lbee that bears no sting-the only rose that is can- 1 erless. Displeasure smuooths his brow at thy approach; Mlisery lifts his eyes to the light at thv ...

... MEXICAN MINES- Y The fnl wm-'j article froin the Courier, on. the' Wm sr psscts airl i-nqivya'enezit of the mines of' Mexico, 1i , appears tib be written from kn'owledge of' the subjgect. . e :ill wih, j tgi ment ha Sweden, in4 Germanpy, a; W. to erety where ese, mining is .but a poor tradle, Anil it ala wiss ?? iow rate of~ profit here that eaused. a de. pec terinimmi oivn of eapta1 ?? ...

... INGRITrTUDE of ihe DUKE of WELLINGrON. [FROMt TUlE NEWCASTLE CHRONICLE.] The public, our rulers may be assured, are neither so Si wicked nor so foolish as to allow their judgment to be Pea warped, and their opinion of ptublic men to he lowered ipS by calumnies, wkich are known, or coin be proved to bt To I false. MAn we miy add, that they ought by this time to T have learnt that the Press is ...

... an]~t MONDAY, December28. Th u~i~ oel o rnfer on the 20th of anay hr Vi een ~ 4 givnsa bein 9rift, 'idhe 9JanFory Uv ~ y * per Cenat. since 00t last re ort, the highest at ?? Reduced Stock 93j to 94,6 have beet' given, gild at fo g4ps e'unss. 10G A. Macb speculation continues to be ar indulged respecting tile Intended alterations In the system of E firnanee. Among other amendments, it is said, ...

... PROPOSED LINE OF THE HOLYHEAD ROAD THIOUGH SHROPSHIRE. A-. . - Ani important alteration oil that pat oF idis line of road which Passes through Shrevvsbury, has illtogthr, nd )3 adptng snredi~~tand level course, to save about edven miles distance I and wo our tim tojiesori trvfling to and Tb i prposl nect wih te ?? determined tiltiintiti ~nn hein liahitnts in and about Shv ecysbuliv ?? nittce ...

... PnESENTATION OF THE FREEDOM OF WORCESTER TO THE MAR(QUIS OF ANUGLESE Y. (Freo7 the Worcester Journal.) Thursday, the 10th lust. having been appointed for the presentation of the freedom of this city to the Meirquis of Anglesey, the Ilayor and Corpora. tiol assembled in the Council Chamber, at the e uildliall, between 12 and one o'clock. Belore oine the Chamber nas occupied by between 3 and 3 ...

... ?? -. - '-' -On Suiday' th'e' dannu'al Cbihriy' SeFmon, in Rid of the furidf tif 'the House of Im`rn-try, 'w'as preabhed in St: George's Ciurch, *Yihe R1 it.'fl W.'13laid -The teit was taken from the 4th chapter of St, Paul's first Episdeto the Crii iir'i:s andith;2d -verse.'It ist urredin stewads thltfa man-be'found ?? -expianatiin of this text, the' -ReV. Gentlernaii successfully'and' ...

... ElD XN BURGI. r Ve regret to learn that the Lord Chief Baron, who has al- . ays been a warm friend to Scotland, her arts arind institn- ;tons, has been obliged to return to london, to obtain th* pro. fessional assistance of Sir Astley Cooper. r Monday, tlre Governors of (Gcorge Fleriot's Hospital un- 'r anitouisly tirade choice of William Vood, Esq. P'residlent of s the Royal College of ...

... Notwithstanding the decent external demeanour generally evinced by the convicts under sentence of death in New- gatc, which is in a great measure owing to the humanity of the Governor and his officers, yet there are very frequent conspiracies entered into, and plans laid, in order to effect an escape, which only await an opportunity to be carried into operation, in order that they may relieve ...

... ZIMLVENCX OP, CHYRCI.ESUBTIMMN7 -k 6FAhucifYON. I ?? Cette multltdtue de* sectO dont on a'dpouute, est eo qix'fl y a pour la relgion de plus salutaire; elle felt que la religion ne cease pas d'8rt tal sentiment podr devenir ?? simple forme, urne babituio presque mdchanique, qul se combine avec tows les Exfes, et quelquafoia avec tous lea Crine8 . 1-BasNAvu[JioN STANT. 'The patriotic and ...

... BI'U4-STHfLRtT WARD. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiR-Your independent and well-conducted Journal having contributed more, perhaps, than any other part of the Press towards exposing the abuses of the Select Ves- try system, and thereby prepared the way to its abolition, I have to beg the favour of a place in your columns in order to exhibit abuses of a very similar character which ...

... ENGLISH INDVD OTU1 II POOR-LdIVS. When an Englishman or an Irishman comes to Scot- land (poor as Scotland is, many of both countries find their way to it), and supports himself in any one parcih during three consecutive years, he becomes a parishioner, and is entitled to all the privileges of a native. Should he subsequently become unable, from whatever cause, to provide for him-elf, lie gets ...