... I L)Nl',SD--'l ; POS'- , . - , ?? ., 171- ?? lr-- t I Jnowill, 'll'uesdeti, Jan?. 5. ?? ?? ?? is notimuch doing /CttTY1 tliitock Ixchapge this morning. Con- ;is the l9 1.3 ; Three antd 'ent' s 1ood3;; Four per Cents. W0 V t; j~~~ltqiafllillS 7S 99 Inidia Bondls 72 73.-The ction 'in thc Forcigni Market is Brazilian tire wercre considerable fluctuations in them b'nit j hwich hlave not yet ...

... DR. LARDNER's CABINET CYCLOPXDIA. Every one who takes an interest in literary matters is, ere this, aware that the first volume of a History of Scotland, i by the magician of the North, has just appeared. It is also generally known, that this forms the commencement of a work of great extent and variety, which is beingpublished under the title of Dr. Lardner's Cabinet Cyclopedia.I It is ...

... ARRIVAL Or THE E_)MPlRl;,SS OF BRAZIL AND) |QV;EiN L)ONNA\ M^RIA AT 1W)0 jANEIRO. (Froim the Falmouth Packet of Saturday.) His Majesty's packet-brig Sphynx, Iiciut. Passiughaiv, las just arrived from Rio Janeiro, whence sle sailed en the 27th Oct. By her we learn that the Brazilian frigates IM- peratriz and Isabel, with the affianerd Emlpress of Brazil and Donna Maria, the Quesn of Portugal, ...

... AGRICULTUIJRAL DISTRESS. 111ilst thre ministerial papers are amusing their readers with articles and letters describing the gradual return of prosperity amongst all classes of the people, the Grand Jury of the important and once opulent county of Kent, in a letter addressedeto the Duke of Wellington, has given a very op-f posite description of the state of' that district, drawn from 5 personal ...

... INDIAN BARBAUITIES. | ('From Anecdotes of American Indians, by Dr. Walsh. ) The dreadful torments which the various tribes of North American Indians were accustomed to inflict on their war prisoners, arc no longer heard of, and this favourable change must be wvholli attributed to the spread of Christianity which, though there are tribes still unconverted, has yet so diffused its divine spirit ...

... F-rijday and Sta lurdap's Posts., LONTION, FRtIDAY, ?? 1. Th, Geerman papers vuhich arrived this morning, bringing from Constantinople to the 27th ult. do not convey c of rnonat- They communicate the particulars of !~ nball given by the French Ambassador, at which all - its gr~ teat men al ministers were present. On this ecrol, ho vecr, they did not mix, as at the ball given by enlbasoatior ...

... Sunday ntd Tuesdap's Posts, LONeDON~, MONDAY, JAN 4* ca Wails have arrived from various quarters-frorn an France, Germany, Russias, Denmark. All agree in regard a I to one poirnt-the early commeincement and tire intensity of in the cold. In H-ollandi the Mlaese and other great rivers are' ge frozen over, while in Denmark anid the south of Sweden, the sp snow lies very decp on the ground. The ...

... HIS MAJESTY'S PLATES-18829. I Winners of King's Plates in England and Scotland during the last season :_ Nerwmarket, May 5,-Lord Sefton's Souvenir beat Duke of Grafton's Turquoise. Newniarket, Ilay 7.-Ir. Walker's Spondee Lord G eorge Cavendish's Rapid Rhione. Chester, Mlay o.-SirT. M1ostyrr'sBigBcn beat Dlr. Alytton's ILiphrates, and Sir T. Stanley's HeIbert Lary. Manchester, June 10._Ilr. ...

... 1 OBSERVATIONS ON THJ14 ILKESTON AVATER. I BY Dr. CALVTflRT, Or PflR3Y, The Ilkeston Water might be clatsed amongst the saline or alkaline springs wcre we to judge of it solely by its effects on the colour of vegetable infusions; but, as similar effects are known to be produced by an cxcess of combined carbonic acid, which is aburdantly proved to exist in the prcscrt case, it is strictly ...

... THE GREAT DONCASTELR ST. LEG'Ell. I The north country nominations for this great Stakes closed at York on Saturday morning, as follows ._ Lord Scarborough's b c Carolan, by Catton, dam by Dick Andrews. b c, Brother to Tarrare, by Cattou. Sir E. Dodsworth's ch c by St. Patrick, out of Lisette. Mr. Win. D)uconibe's b c Barleycorn, by Figaro, dam by Amadis. M1r. Arnold's b f by Figaro, dam by ...

... UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL INTELI ENCE. OxroRD, Dec. 24.-On Thursday last the following gentlemen were elected Students of Christ Church, in this University, (the first four having been elected from West- minster in Mlay last:)-Mr. Ralph Barnes, Mr. Alexander John Sutherland, Mr. Stephen Fox Strangways, Mr. William Archibald Biscoe, Air. William Ewart Gladstone, Hon. Charles John Canning, Mr. ...

... To such of the medical profession as are not subscribers to the Lancet, the following letter, extracted from that Work, will be interesting:_ . STETHOSCOPE WITH ELASTIC VNDS. By DRv. FRANcCs Fox, Derby. Daring the last five years, I have made very frequent use of the stethoscope; my residence in the Derbyshire General Infirmary for the above period, enabled me to pursue my examinations in a ...