... LONVDON hJOSPIT.A .rLrCTTON OF AN ASSIST- f ANl SUIRgEV- SIR AN'HOZN\y GIRLISLE. TO THE EDITOR OF THiE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I haVe read with srme amusement an election advertise- mnent signed Anthony Carliele,' in which a writer who assumnen tbat siom! dri g9?tre contends tmt ytlu 1t alI in' zpr'rlence nre hest qJualihcficr'is for tue (ffice (t Si nts itant rtzerOn of' a Inr hospital. Why ...

... PLOUGHING MATCH AT.,SANDFORD. On Monday. last, the parish of Sandrord afforded muchI useful amusement. ;A very liberal subscription liad been' raised by its principal inhsbitallts, 'for th purposegof-having a Plouliing Match, for the..enccuraigmenft of the.plougihmel and youtbs -nelongiig. to the parish. The morning proved'i ?? froin.tile manner' ia. which that worthy ''individual, Sir H. P. ...

... L LOSS OF THlE PARAGON BY FIRE. I The following interesting and affecting account ap. peared in the pages of a morning contemporary. It is from the pen of the Rev. Dr. Fletcher, who, we understand, will receive subscriptions, at his residence in the Ale-end. road. Sir,-Permit me through the medium of your paper to direct the attention of the benevolent and humane to a case of most affecting ...

... 'ITE 3E.NlMON LIFE BOAT. _- . .. .. . . , .. . , .. . . - . I iL' iiti'.'tir c(f hi Ntr'th I Vales Chtnirjcle. - II' n(t miitil this ?? theit I saw' your ?? oIs, aitlllneo510 olr(ltionso'ltihe 1t . Ir a ib shimivrock, ilk two ititlate:es, lit ,to ?? I i' zi.Ieim. Io oile tono and tenimper ini !1 0 ,ii il't'ittiatiois zire bh-ought betbor tbn p ib. Iit i. impo-sible timt luly one of priper ...

... DIDDIN's DICTIONARY. BUtcics-Dashing beaux ; animals of the deer kind party of a county, the remainder of which is in, Iat shire. COvENTRY-A place to which disgraced people are sent, but don't go; a punishment said to be unspeak- aede. FitrwIcu DRASIAS-Things in three acts, the first oc- cii)ied by a fete, to be interrupted in the second, when the most innocent is accused of theft by a robber, ...

... . AND numpAR .mritCY. HULL, FRI.DY, NovEMur-pfl22, I333. 1x our prelent columns will be 'fond a. report of as it atrocious a proceeding as it has ever fallen to our lot to r animnadvert upon. We have, in several of our late el . pinbers, taken occasion to allude to the declared in- a, tention of Iord DURHAMT to institute prosecutions a against certain dlelinquent members of tbe pubic press b ...

... 'OVERNMENT PROCLAMsATIONS.-The govern- ?? have issued a proclamation, in the Gazette of Tuesday last, offering £10 'reward, for the discovery and nprehension of the persons who riotously assembled in ll,,3. ebonus on Thursday last, and rescued Mr. Savage's oods that had been restrained for non-payment of tie asss5sed taxes, and broke the van to pieces in wlhichl tey had been placed by the ...

... C orred)p a Watance. ;out MR. FOSTER AND THE STANDARD. y Of TO Ilt. FOSTER, TOWNP-CL7cRK OS' LIT'rPOOL. steal SIR.-.My late addiese to yoa has been received exactly libS, in the manner rhbich I pr,:gnnsticated. It hasedrawn down upon me a turrent of abuse, but haselicited nodisavowal or was explanation of' your early connexion wvith the L iverpool )g a Slandr*d. As to the tibuse, let it pass ...

... MONDAY.—In our last publication, we mentioned the perpetration of a gross outrage at the residence of Mrs. Lorymer, on the Parade, in this town, and we stated that suspicions were entertained against two persons, with whose names we were not made acquainted. T. G. Phiilpotts, Esq., solicitor, in conse- quence of its being generally reported that our remarks upon the transaction were intended ...

... GLEANINGS. LUTHER.- The Augustine Monastery at Er- furth, in which the young Luther first put on the cowl of the hierarchy, which he was to shake to its foundations, and strove to lull with his flute the impatient longings of a spirit that was to set Eu- rope in flames, has been converted to the purposes of an orphan asylum but the cell of the Reformer has been religiously preserved, as the ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. Noemis we believe, intends to serve us his proffer is kindly and politely expressed, but we must decline his present favom. A Treatise on Acids would, we fear, make our readers look sour. Querela, from Newport, shall appear next week. Autumnus has sent us seven closely-written pages of what he calls poetry! on the scenery about.' Whilst we regret that our friend has ...

... PORTUGAL. Extract of a letter from Torres Vedras, dated Oct. 17:— After all my expectations of being in Oporto during the winter, behold us here occupying the celebrated lines of Torres Vedras-immortalised by British valour and British talent, under the Duke of Wellington. We received a sud- den order to embark from Oporto on the 26th September, and on the following morning sailed from the ...