... ', ,7 . 7 ? -? , (z, . :.J) a ?? ' Piroc ?? 'Thtisitay tart, afoter theil eiritclt or buanitess at fire Ielection of`11 thect'igictrrw, ritd ifter tito public weoareeioriod fromt the Colrm- 3CH Clviobher, tira Lard P'rovosat adrieossedt Ile otoatarts present to thle erthef cthat heto tped they would all attend tilie ciorcit oil Sitita(Iy Iext, walblutifii lirocesctot as anon!. No ...

... I HAVE sent off the REPORT of the Agricultural Committee to the President of the United States, along with some other things, and I shall write him one more letter, which I shall publish in my next Register. I sent my package to NEW Yourt by the ship SAMUEL RO-- BERTSON, Captain GRISWOLD. The letter, which I insert below, comes from a most respectable English farmer, whom I know very well. He ...

... MERTHYR TYDVIL Printed and Published b/# t WILLIAM MALLALIKU, at the Office, High &e, | where Orders, Advertisements, Communications* I are requested to be addressed. f ...

... MR. O'CONNELL'S LETTER. I began this letter by observing upon cca lie relative to myself-I cannot conclude without noticing Ia lie of larger dimensions. At present we can trace it no fart her than Mr. D. Hill, an English barrister,, who is the Mem- ber for HIull. It would appear that there are some honest radicals at Hull, who, as men of real political principle, wvere dissatisfied with ...

... F'()MG'IET I!E NOT. Londonii Ackeltrilnni arid Co. Tina Foreivl! il, INot', inaving, iii spite of its own inoinne. tiol, hcen/bos,'. ?? ibeei Icilig' a. fii'tiiiglt cil Lhe il- lichler's suhel, whell it ?? to Ilive leeii inl oui' banlds, W\e now hasten to blit.owi upoir it die liotice it so well deser ves. Tliis is the oldes t of' tlic An nuals, and none has better kept, ilii its repurtationi ...

... MEHR M[ORNINT1.\G CHR ONICLE. LONDON: C FRIDAV3, AIOf'EMIIE'i 22, 1833. c Thle last intelligence from Van Diemian's Land affords a striking evidence of the neresscty of conducting emigration s on some wvell-understood principle. It appears from the Hobart Tfown paiers that numero-os emigrantz had arrive t by the la. two nC three ve-sels, e;pccially the Strathfeldksay from Dublin, who were ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... . 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 ...

... 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 ...

... IREPAL OF THE UNION AND EXTINCTION OF TITHES. Titeoday a- meeting of the householders and inhabi- thtits of tbo united piarislics of St Maerk; St Andrew. anod St Ann, took place pruant to requisition, at tlte Corn Ekcharige, Dublin, P. Klly. Esq. in IIhe Chnir, 1fur the t Bole tsnd excti-ivei purpose of considering the ?? ofpeaigm etn eiin ?? -thli ters' money-tbe other praying for. a ...

... DICKMAN'S DEN AND CAVE, Abouit midway betwixt the commeceme'net of thebol prjetin clff to the eastward of the 'tile bohld rojectitn' l~fiqc n h ason'S Cave, town of-Aberbrotihwick, and thle Masn'dCaep, there runs indented into the land a longs deep, and narrow channel. In the summer eveningS, when all is still around, I Not a htin in t e-air, Nst a iweath on the Yea, more splendid sight than ...