... MIR. COBBETT S LECTUREf. I. ?? .- - _ - . .I. ItICA ANT 'S 01 rich C sty I soui 2s. Pe ty ex -Price or, in Wona Tenth ntitst .eaver' Apeeri Oint t Map~ lair 0 in Sti r Sea 'renel lete it I Iitie :land; BAN Vater )ay is twveel! sessed inlu; iee 6d. ies.- IONS Or of ar cy tie ughtt ' Pro 7s. if the STER eaeh. ATES'- Iy Mr. ECTS vhlch Ily, tic s; tee. to OLEe ;ettle ig de- atiful allay ndls or ...

... 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. ...

... HEADS OF ENGLISH HISTORY IN VERSE, WITH A MVfZAONIC COUPLET CONTATMNG THE YEAR IN WHICH EACHI ACING ASCENDED THE THRONE. It is our intention to introduce into the Merc'ury and Kalei. doseope a series of historical verses, which will be found of great utility to our juvenile readers, and perhaps to others somewhat more advanced in life, if they will take the trouble to commit them to memory in ...

... . sule f~~t HtIICNGHAM RALILWAYZ CGMPANY. 5of To THE' EDIT' On OF 7TRO LIPPRPOOL MRA'EPUtRY lak GicTetir.tEiC,-lf was pleased to see IIy adverticementril bethe public pa pers that it is in contcerplatioli to form a Iralroa I .between thist town and Birminghawih fcnutdot las- ?? principles, wfil, I -am convinced, be of great impnrtan ere to the commercial interests of both towns, and, the extc ...

... B erlin and other German Papers arrived yesterday. It is stated in an. article from Vienna, 'dated Dec. 18, that a courier had passed through that city with dispatches for Constantinople, which were supposed to relate to the conferences respecting Greece. This was probably the case, as the question was considered to be nearly settled three weeks ago. V Hostilities are still kept up between the ...

... AIBJYfKIRS -op SIMOfN BOLIPAR, BY GENER~i& H. L. V. D. HOLSTEIN. : General Holstein was one of ?? Napolco. Staff Officcrs, and having served through the Colombian- !i vohltion as a Generai of Brigade in the service of that s ...

... .i . I - - ' ?? T. IP T l .vT ::N ?? C@v. (From the-g ar ~ a7djhXte.3: -. On Jesday, the:8th bf .juine, about foua,'thck V ,rithe ?? eiag 'enito ?? a . bukto w4 id taklp1a tltat evening a't I ;Ohitpore *Ii ?? ?? .totiespt,.when-l found q Mr.F >t i (wh. isrin: tlt-:e employ of. the Chitpore 'Nawaulh ~ at4 the G Re'v G Pearceat- two di 6(erent tarts of thelGhautibIbfY eanteiading with sotre re- ...

... |H FfCE>LOOD3S'JN-T}:FENORTH'fOP S~LL-J9NI) hi , ;: . . . ~ ,. . * - , ,,1 ,s; .A . !st- a > i There are I not: *wtweniy4our bpallie:.withwspetaue andactivre' sub-comnmittees; in' each'-- frni - which the aflvicting- aggregate 'of 500 'case'd of -suffering-families have been-givrn-in-, amounting.to' upwards of two' thou- sand individuals. h1s this fearful roll are veryimanrffom whom ...

... LIVERPOOL, FI>'DAY, JANUARY 1, 180o. Expeddtious Voyage to ?? Bland, Capt. Callan, from this port, for Calcurta, direct, has arrivod at hcr dertina- Ise tion, after the rentarkably short passage of one hurntred and es four days from S-illy, and thirty-eight dlays from the Capc. for Notwithstanding this eatiaordinary speed, a great deal of rough us weather was experienced during the passage, ...

... THIE MIARQUIS OF DONEGALL. We have the pleasure of recording another instance of, 'that munificence to public.institutions and to religious coin- manities, for which .the Marqt s of Donegall is distinguished. We know not by tv'hat ?? it ?? happened, that our contemporary, the Mhig, should appear to take-a kind of ha- bitual pleasure in seizing on the most trivial circumstances\ that, by a ...

... THE BEILFAST NEWS-LETTER-. 'FRIDAY-JANUARY: . PROSECUTIONS OF TH'E PRESS. Our teaders will-.naturally expect to-bear our- senti- ninents regarding the recent proceedings which have'been' instituted against the Press. The freedom of publica-. -tioni is a right coucerning which we are justly, Jealous; and strong rindeed must the provocation be, which ought: legitimately to induce a government to ...