... Tnhe LibWrTy OE tie late m1r. Edebier. , ., .. - r i._. ~,f (From tie Literary Gazete.) Mr. Heber's colletions were begun during his residence at college, and were Conflinred to such books as were coinected with his studies, and his lhinited means as a student would allow of his purchasing. His excursive mind did not, how- ever, rest satisfied with the mere course of reading which is required ...

... SjUNDAY'S AND TUESDAYS POSTS. LONDON, Nov. 5. The French papers of Monday arrived last night. T are Tmainly occupied with the affairs of Spain but ihe details arc not yet of such a nature as to indi- cate that any change of importance has taken place in tle relations of the belligerent parties. The civil war lholds on its destructive career with varying fortune; all these Papers certainly ...

... SPAIN. (From the Private Correspondent of the Standard.) Bayonuze, Nov. 19.-As yet no positive details have been received relative to the engagement between El Pastor and the Carlists, nevertheless it is pretty well known in this town that the Carlists were defeated * it appears that a large body of them, stated to bu 1,000 men, wvas known to be assembled ill the vicinity of a convent or ...

... SATURDAY, Not. 23. TinE writers on civilization, who have traced the progress of society from savage life to its ultimate state of developement, have usually described certain stages, which from theory no less than from observation seem; when collectively taken, to form the regular series of advancement: one of thsie stages is particularly remarkable for the important conse. quences resulting ...

... cLOTHIUT FIUN1D. SUTBS('RIBERS SINCE OUR LAST. X s. d. Rev. J. Ley, Exeter college ?? . .. 1 0 0 The Provost of Worcester ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 0 0 W1r. T. Langdon, Esq. St. Giles's .. ?? ?? 0 10 0 Lady Johnstone ?? ?? ?? 1 1 o Mr. Shillingford ?? * . -- ?? ?? ?? I 0 ( -1. Langdon, Esq. (additional) .. . ?? o 10 0 AV. Churton, Esq. Brazen-Nose college . .. 10 6 Mr. Stiles ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ...

... PR1EA.I1ElR AT CAR ?? of X, Uia. BIRTrvrS.-Ou Moniday, Nov. 198th, ?? his house inl it St. Grime's, in this city,' the Lady of' I H. ii. ilson,1 Esq. Borlen Professor cif Sansrseit, ot' a ?? i the 23e1 just, at tire Vicarage, Ealing, Lady Oakeley, of a son.-Lately, at Guornscv, thc Lady of thre Rrev. W.L. Devies, Principal of Efizabeth college, oi' at son. A Oni M onday last was marriced thc ...

... The following is the reply of the Sheriffs of the city of Norwich to the Commissioners:- . Nerieichl, November 25. Gcntrlren.-As Sheriff's of Norwich wc address you in your capacity of Municipal Commissioners. ?? To you persotnlly wevwouldlwvilliiuglyl)ay \everycourteouis attention, provided ti at in paying it wve might not incur til just iniputation of it dercliction of principle; but ...

... £9 'S C z' p V. .q ., !A c t il L . . LONDV ON-Fridaei. This morning arrived Jamnaica pal)ne-s to the 1 dth ult. via New York, with the Governor's speech to the Colonial Legislature, an(d the reply of that Assc!nibly. The tone of the Speech was mnodlerate. The Governor states that he has tal-en evorv opportunity of'explainilln to the emancipated slaves thle neccssity of industrious exertion ...

... LONDON, Nov. °G. By his Majesty's steam boat, Colonliia, which has arrived at Falmouth, we have advices from Lisbon to the 18th, and from Oporto to the 20th instant. When this vessel sailed no event of any great importance had taken place between the conltendinig parties, Don i1li- guel's forces being still at Santarem, and the Queen's troops within a short distance of that place. It is, ...

... Po 9T AC RI PT. LOArDON-1Friday. Tiic Dntch papers of Friday contain tahe adresses ,f the two Chambers of thle States-(General to the 1llng of Holland, together wit his Maijesty's answer thereto. This address shows. in spirit antid language, a fixed resolve to support the King in his whole course of policy with regard to the Belgic question. This puts an end to the speculations which our ...

... Messrs. Bingham and Jardine, the Commissioners ap- pointed to enquire into site state of Municipal Corporations, opened their Court at the Town Hall, Barbury, on Friday the 23th October.-A Map of the boundary of the Borodgh, which Mr. Rusher had previouslylithographed and published, was given to them, from which the limits were clearly shown, as altered under the Reform Bill, and as it was ...

... :A-1.l12qG SOCILS-Iy.-Various reports have been in circulation as to the success of this Society in the preseivation of the fish, and many a hint thrown out that one part of tie water has been preserved the better to stock and profit thle other, which has not been tle case. The Committee, therefore, determined to try the state of the fishery, and for that purpose assembled with the requisites ...