... IVriti of tVIC 'ajt1lic ?? i,. I- - DEFEAT OF rstilsrES. Trhe Government list niglht bv the unwise ob- otilacy of its Ministerial leader in the House of tConlilmons, met with one of those ignoble defeats Which unist tend gradually to diamage its character, ?? it may not imnmedliately shake its stability. Lori Althorp, a(ter all the discussinm ivlich the measure has undergone, moved that tile ...

... monlr5tic 111tritioritcr. SUNDAY A-tUSENatrTS.-fa an old magazine, prinitedl ahbout the -year i789, the writer, speaking of the persons whose habit it was to resort to the varions tea-gardens, near london, on a;'Suinday, calculates then to ant(tunt to 200,000. Of these he considers that not one would go away without ?? spent half a-crown, and, consequently, the sumojt F2u3,000 wNlVIN have leau ...

... 'gorrigil fatelliorllre. PORtUGA L. FALaIOTUTM, Ato; -2G.-We have this morning an arrivali froii lisbon and Opor to, the for mer up to the 17th, and the latter to tihe 21st. file accounts received show tile statement by the last packet to be highly coloured. 'he forces of Doill Miguel were on their march to wards Lision, bit hiad onl) rached Conimbbra, and their total amount does not exceed 18 ...

... ?? a, I ?- t gWititurO J . r . FEX P ERI1. I E NTS O N CO0R N. MAI. EDIT0H,-Ot1 relating thle sunmves'fiil ex. pe riisnants cend ii ted by inte fto seeal YiIe vs to a arinerl' t this platce,-that is, m11 i];tvitg Itrljt thiriteeti thouisandl Ctttsi ih ?? ?? 'M iO tile entirsa of ten nitittlig, I w a tinfriiedtit ataI 'ainer :it Hrl-t'iy-low, told his oatlinlhtez that sire shotnid hare fir her ...

... From this Work we extract the following account given by Mrs. Payne:- I heard may dear husband calling to me from the deck. Frances, he saidi 'whereare you i I answered him, and entreated him not to leave me. He said he would not, but begged me to come up. I endeavonred to rise, but was so en- tangled by my wet clothes that I could not, and my husband came down to assist me. Miss Mary ...

... GAZEL. 1. See see the laughing morn advances O'er the jocund mead, His careering steed— Wreathed and pressing the rose bed prances; On the morning wine, Divine, oh! divine,- Friends of my soul, the wine fill up, Till red as life's blood is the stream in your cup. The trickling dew on that tulip's cheek, The tears of the morn, For the joung day born,- Wept at its birth by its mother meek, W ...

... MISCELLANEOUS GLEANINGS j DIPLOMATIC SINCERITY.—The Tribute re- !at:s tr.e Joliowinif anecjio.e: ik It is said that the Dutch t Charge d'Affaires had signified to the diplomatic body, I th:;t it their address to the King on New Year' day contained one word on the question of Belgium. he should feel hiiriielt obliged to decline the honour of joining his colleagues in their homage to Louis ...

... In the Guildhall at Thetford, Norfolk, over the Judge's seat are p'aced the>e appropriate liues Hie locus odit, arnat, punit, couservat. honorat, Ncquuiain, pace in, criiuina, jura, probos. VOLTAIRE.—There are perhaps few stories which afford us a more feeling picture of the agony of a mind which has lost its best support, in the last and most trying of all events that om,ir to humanity, than ...

... Lord Anglesey departed Thursday se'nnight her Lady- ship and.the family will leave this day. The Gazette of Thursday contains two proclamations from his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant. The first offers a reward of One Hundred Pounds for the apprehen- sion and conviction of all, or any of the persons concern- ed in the murder of John Flood, who was found barbarously murdered at Baltiboys, in ...

... The following is an extract from that most excellent periodical, the British Ma- gazine, of which we may be allowed to say that, whilst it is surpassed by none of its contemporaries in the general features of such publications, it beyond all others labours pre- eminently for the advantage and welfare of the poor, whilst its pages serve as eternal records of the successful philanthropy of those ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, FEB. 8. Numerous petitions were presented for enforcing a more slrict and decorous observance of the Sabbath They were supported by the Bishop of Chichester, the Duke of Richmond, Earl Roden, the Bishop of Bristol, and other noble Lords. Petitions for a repeal of the assessed taxes were presented from St. Paul's, Shadweil, from Marylebone, and various other places. Lord RODEN ...

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