... Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg has, by a circular ad- dressed to his tenants, intimated, that in consequence of the last two harvests being unusually expensive, he will return, at the next audit, 15 per cent. on the whole of the last year's rent. Joseph Martin, Esq., of Ham -court, at his rent and tithe audit, held at Cheshunt oil the 16th December, returned unsolicited ten per cent. to his ...

... : PATENTS LATELY GRANTED, T. J.: Fidl~er, of the Commercial-oaii, Ti1ehouse, fior an igppfov~e4 nweubia~njca1 ppwer, applicable' to znachineiy of different (descriptions. ' 4 ' - ' , G. ?? 6f'Birminglfhaii, Warwyick, for a self-acting air Pr gas reguilstor, or stop-cock, for goierning the flow of or gay, iy>peh mruy Ile applieqX to other fl'oA. J. . M'Curd', ?? Jaes-st -ecc i~edfod-lrqw, for ...

... : CHANGES IN THE LU'URGY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICIF4 London) Dec. 30. SIR-They say that where there is much -smoke, there is some fire ; and can it really be that the Heads of the Church have consented to a revision of the Liturgy ? Your correspondent, Laicus, is alarmed at the ru- moured measure; but he has so oddly explained and il- lustrated his fears, that I suspect him to ...

... IIPRO-VEMENT' OF THE lHARBOUR. On Tuesday a report was presented to the Commit.I tee for.Ah6e Improvement of the Harbour, by a Sub-, committee, thpvt had-heen dppsinted to estimate the rate. of tax tiotfjhat Wtouldilbe' necessarv for affecting the al-I teratio~arhat hbavebeen proposed. -The ,V'eseut chaiere. on coatingvessjs~arrount, 'it vvrould appear, to'71/2d.- perion, 'and thepmaximum or ...

... ,-Vte, X-MMMI, 0 gournal., Accounts from Wallachia furnish additional par- ticulars of the recent earthquake. At Bucharest fifteen churches are seriously damaged, and one hun- dread and fifteen houses, including that of the English Consul, aregendered untenantable. The loss of life was confined to one unfortunate female. Winter there, as with us, bad set in with extraordinary severity-the ...

... : 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- ...

... THI ARMY I '. I - - The 60'th (Rifle Regi-nent)Jwill, ft is expected, leave Limerick in the course of this month. - TIhe.62d Regiment, at present in Linsetick garrison, are to Vroceed to Madras.-- Major-General Sir John Keane, K C.B., Lieut. Governor and Commander of the Forces in Jamaica, arrived in Ports- mouth on. Wednesday evening, and embarked the next day. accompanied by his Aide-de-Camp ...

... .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- ...

... B ILLY kBYACH, JuN. and Co. ANSWERS TO THE CO;DRUMS IN OUR LAST. 1. (Bn a Soinersetsfeire Man.) Because they do not Go in- side. (Coincide.) . Fowl in pieces. (Fowling pieces.) ...

... FOIUR COURTS NIARSIlAL.SEA, ' i - - I ?? A A repiesentation having been male on bebalf ol e poot debtors confined within this prison to hid Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, that there was n provision made by law for the supply of fder, his Grace, with the moost humane proiptitude, ordered a quantity of coal to be distributed to each on Monday last-a most seasonable gift during this in- clement ...

... . I We are promised in the Waterforad Aronwce, uuu this morning, the address of an independent candi- date to the electors of this county. Thus, at length, is there a likelihood of the oft-repeated call of the Freeman's Journal being answered. - Never have we appealed to the spirit of patriotism and to the sense of honour with a keener impatience, than while urging this procedure on the part ...