... YORKSHIRE INSTITUTION FOR THIE DEAF AND DUMhB. A pubHi6 rneetiltg of' the subscribers arid friends of the above institution was held on Wednesdav morning I- last at the Philosophilcal Hall, 'ublic Rooms. Ateliven o'clock, the Hall was c-r.ipletely filled by-a n55st respectablle asisenblage, vdrilted by tickets, whilch had been placed at the dispossl of trhe subict ibers, a very great ...

... * DONCASTER MEETING, 183. : TUSDlAV.._Thp ' -r I a .* * iUESDAY.-ThCeST. LEGER STAKtEseofSOsovs. eaeh-h, ft. for three years old colts, 8st, 61b.; and fillies, 8sat31b. St. Leger Course, Mr Metcalfe's br c Partner, by Whisker, out of Landlady Mr Stepglenson's br c Rosseau, by Blacklock Mr Ridsdale's b c Glaucusi by Partisan, out ?? Mr Ridsadale's b c Cock-a-hoop, by Cornus-Y. Petuari Mr ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1838. It will be in -the recollection of the public that an Amer can vessel, called the Grecian, was stranded, some time ago, on the banks outside of the port, and' that she afterwards drifted into Boo'le Bay, where she remained under water. Measures were taken to raise and bring her into dock, and in' the coursej' this business, the captain, feeling dissatfifi ...

... Wcript? - ;PO. Y Olt LONDON, Thursday, Jna taih verytHE Paris Papers of Tbesiaor weith several of very nesdrry's date, have been received this inornns n t 0 bring veiy important intelligence,,fom Turk Tur' a(I e 50 Steno op/i, ii a second edition, dated Tuesidv ayhle th e total defeat of the army of' tile G(iu V.'f uloiunce han Egptian forces; and thotuguh no date is Vin Z 1'nth ~ there ...

... To ti, EDITOR of t1e Aiul:IDEEN JOURflAL. tlS, } o Vitte EDiITOR o, r1' e Ame ?? ,iL UJIII.1-.. Sirr,--Certnin feelings, like certain dimeases, seem, at some times to be con. ed taglous-thus, tire slisgust esperienced by yn'mr veracious correspolndent. an RApostolical' in last week's Journal, onl realing the account of the election th proceedings at Turriff, as given in tihe Hemtd, would have ...

... pN;NER TO CELEBRATE THE TRIUMPH OF IN. DEPENDENCE AT THE LATE ELECrlONS IN 1fliE CITY AND COUNFY OF DUBLIN. yesterday abuut two hundred gentlemen sat down to a p, splendid entertainment at Motrillson'S, to celebratethe Orp2ndence aotirevd at the late s ections for the city and unts of Dublin. The wines and dessert, &o. were of the Fares, and filbt quality, The gall'ry was crowded with ,'dies, ...

... At Caen, in Normandy, they have a public library still more extensive and magnificent than that at Tours, accessible to all persons, strangers as well as others. This library contains many valuable, authentic, and ancient works relating to events inter- esting to this country, as well as to France, treating of that period of history when the north and north-west part of that country belonged ...

... SIB,—I am sorry to be the cause of giving you any trouble on the present occasion, but knowing that your valuable paper is more in circulation in this quarter than any other Journ al, I beg a small space, should you think the matter worth noticing. At our late contest for the borough of Brecon, there were, on both sides, many small voters, £10-men. A few days ago some acting in- dividuals in ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MERTHYR GUARDIAN. S I Lt In your paper of Saturday last, I perceive that A Conservator has travelled a long way from Hereford to get his misrepresentations printed aitd published. Had his real object been to speak the truth, the whole truth, aDd nothing but the truth, he knows that .neans are affordad him in the columns of the two newspapers published in this city. ...

... NEwpeBT .-At a meeting of the iron masters held 3t the King's Head Inn, Newport, on Friday week, an ad.ancc of2s.fid.per ton ou pig iron was spoken of. SueU of the articles [pm Mr. Eiedei mate's, as stated in our last, as were not then recovered, t k have baeu since found in a tleld near the house. The I man in custody is an old offender, and was liberated from Monmouth araol about six months ...

... ON 0 N ,1) 0 J A N. 22. The Paris Papeprsof SuIday anld Monday have been received, hut their contents, which, With a very few exceptions, are wholly speculative, do not appear to offer much matter deserving of extraction. Rumours of intended changes in the MI nistry were disseminated with so much confidence, and succeeded each other so rapidly upon the preceding day, that even steady peo- f ...

... - .. , . .I. . /. .. (Fr;om the Leeds Itlslielupceer.) Alle have this week to record one of the most distressing occurrences that has come under our notice in Leeds for a long time past-thie nurder of an infant by its unfortunate mother, who afterwards destroyed herself' The particulars of this tragical affair will be best gathered fiom the following outline of the proceedings on tile ...