... T OTAL POPUiLATION OF ENGLAND AND | WALES IN 1821 AND U131. CO0U NTI E *. COUNTIES I n olgd L . arroogd in Oreio Ul. Ordr nit To- V tl P01)011- -- ral 1'opiu1s- - - r tionl III 18531. 1121. 1831. ?? Iii J1131. 1821. 11111., 48 1 .91 hbljo~ox ,~ 1144531. ]35112(14 31 Dorset ?? l4449. 13101 2 QL.IfbaotCr 2 (88) 13MI1l18'j T-) 'ford . 1:169171 1HUM)1 1. :3 ; i West I nk lIeklng~la. 1:348011 ...

... We have great pleasure in calling the attention of ir our readerz to the foilowing proof of tile activity of the Bradford el Temperance Society :_ ;i A few members of the Ilrndfnrd Temperoned Society, tI deeironsi of furthering the ?? trillar Societies co throughout this port of the kingdom, aeid of extending the ti linfluence of those already establishet, hltve after mucht con- w aideration ...

... I at We lhavo rereived a verv able and well.rollsonedr at teller from a gecicirsm engaged li frle Woollen lManutfactutre, B ,er- whose feelings aud opinions are deciciedly fcrvourablo ?? the righis i hl. and Intererts of the Worklug Clones. erxpoilrg tile rmlichiovous ( ily ?? that would flowfroin a Ten liours llill, aspeclally to the workmrn and tihe small manufacturers. Thre ctTactS WO have ...

... IJONDON? JAN. 2.- Accounts have been received fromt Jamaica of the 30th of November. A smart shock of an earthquake had been felt at Kingston on the 27th, which hadi Hot, however, (lone Wuchi damage. They mention also that a duel had been fought betw een Mr. Beaumlont, Editor of the Jamaica Coicran~t and Mr. Barry, both Members of the Legislature. Mr. Beaumont received his antagonist's fire ...

... POST§CII?i?T. LONDON, JAN. G.I The official accounts of the Revenue for the Quarter. ended last night have been publishedl. These tables show, as is to be expected, when the repeal 'of taxation is becoming every day more tangible, a considerableE falling off of public income, both1 as respects the last quarter and thse precedinlg year, to which the same, term just completed corresponds. 'lhe ...

... - =J I - -AIG T - ING ?? - - g Ad B AfiRIVSNGt CHRON.rCLA;. LON DON: T'IIURSIJM4Y, J.JIA0URI1 ]2, 1832. WVe yesterday received the Paris Papers of Monday, and the Miessager des (ihia mbres and G'azelle d(e 'ranace dated Tuesday. Thc French 3 per Cents. at the close of Monday were up- wards of three francs lower than at the close of Saturday. So great a fall has, naturally enough, filled the ...

... TRIAL OF TUiE BRIST9OL RICloEts, T~i Ipecia l c iitsst''n fltil de Nt I r)t Fie r,-o inetwisoted to' V Cicf istiaiceTi utdI, who Wiilrstl) 1. th gran urylit glietit letitgl) titIP Ith w 'elattinlt lto I'lot eroteeiiutilates. Ti'le contit wits tutu itejtiii'id Ut II liext Ay, litl J,It,,r eight o'clock onl Tuesday iolttl0li, 1Win It, ii olvyii Soni pl rimonerI:, itgai lst twitititi l s were ...

... LONDON, THiURSDAY, JAN. s. Brussels and German pipers have been received this morn- ing. The former infer that the Emperor of Russia has not withheld his ratification to the Belgian treaty, from the nega. tive circumstance that the 'Dutch journals are silent ol the subject. The German papers, olt the other isid, say that he has refused to ratify-and further, that having niowv arrived at St. ...

... HlUl Ilchet an, JAiUtAbtr f31rcr3p. H{UL.1, TuF9DAY, JANUARY 31, 1S.32. TImE foreign news up to Saturday last, presented the same dull and unexciting character that had I distinguished it for some weeks previous. The m arrival, however, of the French papers in London, Wv by express, on that day, has removed the gloom tF that pervaded the coteries of the speculators in of foreign politics, and ...

... GREAT 131POlitl'C1I OF CLEAw INrsS l ^ ?? i fr-a ?? ~assseiarnertsnrwqe'aane of~6mmio0 danger riigrotngleit of cleariftess, Ventilibitibr` ?? ent.'a in. more thit~t' 'saot' ?? dere liej abic ?? hisa oicuirred to uts thass it wo~atee-'tisfti)'to resubflrh' the rs'ult c f an experimen twhic wastnde oev ero upon some pigs, witir a A~ew io chow the 'Ittiliti o'aitcen- tion to cleanliness. 'Thi ...

... -9be 33ouquect. 18 I have here orqy made a nosegay of called ,poers, and haoer :m broisgi'd usct/rg of ra~i owa Liag the thread that liec therm.' !Mi them ded ?? DROPS.ti y These are smalil, solid pieces of common green glass, 1t ng which have been dropped, while red-hot, into cold water.; c Lot and which are thus caused to take the form of roqnded ed lumps, elongated into a kilnd'of tail. ...

... IRELAND, st Dublin, Dee. 24. I I The aspect of affairs in this country is deplosablo insdoed-. The two extreme parties, fiercely as they are opposed to each e othel, are perfectly agred in their desire to thwart the miten- U tions of a Governmaclt that would interfere with their respective v efforts for the revival of donmestic agitation ; whilst the inidopees. n] desnt mercieasit and the ...