... : LABRiIDOR FISHERIES. A statement regarding these fisheries has been furnished by a gentleman who has passed a large portion of his life as a resident on the coast of Labrador, and whose pur- suits,' abilities, and close observation, enable him to form probably as correct a judgment on the subject as any per- son. From otherstktements we have no doubt it is a great .agprpoximation to the ...

... M&R O9CONNBLL TO THE PEOPLE OF THE COUNTY OF WATERFORD. BELOVED COUNrRYaIEN !- I am heartily sick of the il state in which your county cantinues. Are not the Be- tl resfords the worst, the rfit unrelenting race, that Ireland c ever knew, to trample on your independence once more? s Are the glories of 1826 to be obscured and forgotten for s ever ? ' Are trick and dexterity to succeed where cor- ...

... ANNALS j,= TjEm - tU.[BY Tl AUTHOR OY 0Th So great is now the' demand 'fo.in'fidmationio'terr . subject, and. o numerous and pso ' of persons to be supplied with + wi ch., it is conveyed must also be exceedin y diversi 4, ?? . ;txtunately fotr common readers, ?? men iav-.partakcji somiewihat more than the memhi¢rt . sions of this companionable principle.4 ab' ibstd 'd ?? scribing a battle, ...

... --: ;- On Srnday last Mr. George Edwards Heathc,7te i Initted actual Fellow of New College. On Tuesday last the Rev. John Menzies, M.A, and S- .6 r of Corpus Christi College, was admitted Probation - of that Society. On Thursday last the follow~ing gendtremen wei i. Students of Christ Church, in this Ufiiversity. st four having been elected from Westminster in Ma£' - . - Mr. Ralph Barnes. Mr. ...

... WARD OF PORUTSOKEN. Yesterda-y thre inhabitantS of' the N~ ard of Por-tsoken, the ternri ofMr.Michalre Sijirit', miet at dinner' t th e Bu ll Inn, Aidg~ate, to celebrate tihe return of tilit genitlemana to tihe Corinrion Council. About ?? a Clock tire ?? sat il0owir toIvov? o d dinnrl-r iljsintC Chair-. .After the Whi~h Wt., (1-1111k ith ?? )u k of Cla- rencu and tire rest of the RvlFainrily ...

... : [Extract from a letter from an American Gentle man to Miss Elgeworth.-D)ated November 20th, 18992.] Improventents in Canals and Railways are advancing with great rapidity. There hav'e been completed since 1826, three years, 177 miles of Canals, whbich are actually in operation ; and such progress hias been made, that early next sumner thet e wvill be 400 miles of Canals in full opera- tion, ...

... r. ~ ~ ~ ff pSnoie.T$A 11 miliXabuaed. ! he~n ?? Mnu&?.Thein AiAalyiieai. &AI bsact. ?? pilis Ti:T- ijiei AetN, togetr- with it erteet .3Eist4' alt fdtw Timpilie :Rneds and ridges, gnd of the .Tolst cnibectecl uwin each. w4thin ten aiiiles.-of edeori: I4 W. .bibeit - 4ar., ~priee..BS. In.J nlsing3.this ¢~nouneemei, tlme, author batermdr 4:,hal ?? a ?? nuary nelx~on> ~tanLt .haae fr isto take ...

... :0:THE kIAMORNING XCHRONIGLIl- :0:: 0 .LONDON: :1 I SATURDAy, JANUARY 2, 1830. A Dutch Mail brought us last sight Dutch Papers to the 30th December, and Hamburgh Papers to the 25th Dec. last, from which we make the following extracts: - Tim HAGUE, DEC. 27.4-His MAJESTY has lately taken a most important resolution, by which his Royal {ighness Prince FREDERIcK of the Netherlands, hitherto Commis ...

... ?Rked8 ?ot I?ad ?e{daat?o?r ad?dke?t?jtj? ?? I D?L: 9, Uto iin the bteb~9 thdef ini9>.be Wbo wkIt4ir., ce1Eint, - qn- :~ iz ~ I t- ?? if 4egtivbrd i§d.-ryW Vjit .odraiw; e'ehiisWM- u:ie e1F nredisb sgi .,e S .aa ~ A'IS iff V A~~bilCk re§ fidete ta Si'ie o ?? W I1~B4 tgY',ii; in o th-egs 4tkoi&4v- -o~ry if Hef fifth- of ~~ s~~yi~~iiit the ,. - wufo3 hiklllk ?? n eai& rqw ?? the4idiw c1t~ eas' ...

... - TJhe List of City of Dublin Presentments (from which we continue our extracts inour presentpublication) informs the people of this great and flourishing capital, which has occasionally a pauper' population of only 7,000 souls, that they-have an i' Architect of Prisons inrthe receipt of a regular salary from year's end to year's end. The pri- son is first built at the cost of the citizens. ...

... DUBULW. nrit tatisil '(ltitmlsrol')N11NT.1 DUB3LI;N, DEc. 28, 1829.-The earnestness with hich, from time to time, T.4e Morhing Chronicle has isted upon the paramount necessity, as regards Ireland, 4f substituting >;tipendiary Magistrates for Ju1sti(:es ap- jointcd after the English fashion, induces me to think ;cu will deem a recent occurrence in a Northern County deserving of some attention. ...

... *3i PRPWNvCE'g T3nVDEE.N THE M-ING Op THE ?? A ; THERLANDS AND HIS BELGIAN SUBJECTS. a- The political state of the Netherlands has lately attracted at good deal of attention in this country from the declared misunderstanding existing between the Government of the King and the Legislative Chambers of the kingdom. We rather doubt, however, wlhethel the scanty details supplied byr thle English ...