... TO THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE AND GUARDIAN. SIR,—In your last week's Guardian I read a letter signed Nidensis, in which he seems to wish for an account of the celebrated pirate and Buccaneer, Captain Morgan. In 'a book entitled A 'geiteral history of the lives and alTd actions of the most remarkable Highwaymen, Pirates, &c.» I find a short history of this Morgan, but us the .account alluded to ...

... AUDACIOUS ROBBERY, A\D HEROIC CONDUCT OF A YOUNG LADY.—ON Wednesday afternoon, at four o'clock, as a respectable young lady was crossing the common between Ci-abiree-latic and Parliament-street, Liverpool, she was followed by two scoundrels, one of whom seized her by the arm, whilst the other with a knife cut away her reticule, which fortunately con- tained but a card case and a few shillings, ...

... - CH[-ESH IrE . . ?? Z.- - ?? ?? - - .- C.. , iai, DE T:; ?? lettelS ?? v IS' -iniouice, the iaitra ~lness. of the yogiiinir L4 IIg ithsi 1'.hNubeliaIin l- a(itde IeTaley, froim the eiects n A p wd bendtespl'otred ofr but atthe latist date fI 7d S i ut ot d miger I AiV de 'Tabley (the ymonng r zI us ?? ,iiatrrlid'I adghlterof ?? tie Salis), vils v in glig dv iislidpstil fr-nlgheraunrenitting ...

... ?? in Vano. The frost on IiMonday night was so) severe, tihat the icecarts twere busily employed on Tuesday morning it] furnishing thC iistnmouigers andl csaifec. tiollers With their alnnoual ?? Presoytcry of Eligi have appoinited the liist Sunlays itl De. i LS a day' of thanksgivi ig for the late aohits dant ?? finest cidler is ?? in Waorces- ter by the grower at 43(. per pallon-tit Tiou wt t ...

... D)OM3ESr[C MANAGEMENT. (Fraaer- Tie Gliertvife; hy Galt.) Amoong the last wurds that my sagacinus father said, when I took upon me to lie the'wvedded Wife or Mr. 'I'hrifter, were, that a man never 'throve ulls- less his wife would let, which isa text that I have not forgotten; for though in a way, and in obedi ence to the customs of the world, women acknow- ledge men as their head, yet we all ...

... LANCASHIIRE. PitrACUE.P. DaRwtvsD.-We regret to state that the Rev. Geo'ge Dean, Baptist Minister of Line- ho lme, Todmorden, wias drowned in the Calder,. 1 on theevening of 16nomay se'nnight. He mnissed 'the bri(dge, leading to his own house, and walked GIf tile road into the river, which was much t swvollen by the late heavy rains. Diligent search c has been minade and still continues to he ...

... The HEREFORD-SHIRE HOUNDS will meet oil Tuesday, u. »4> Dec. 10 at Berrington. —- { Fifth mile-stone. Friday, „. 13 .on the Froome's-j (.hill Road. Tuesiay, 17, Callow TlIrupikc, At 10 o'clock eacli day. the LLANBLETlflAN' HAKRIERS.\vUr u,cet on Motiday, Dec. 9 at Wicli. Wednesday'»•• U •• C.mhHdgc EastGate Friday, 5>t. Mary Cinuch. PREFERMENT.— Jhe Kev. Jdhn Sinclair, acting as Commissary to ...

... NORiT WALES. THE PLAS GWYN ROUtNiDS MtEET Tneslay ?? 3d, at Tvn y ll an, Lia uddi fitan, Trhasday ?? 6th, at l.ianieshtu. Sattrdiay ?? 7th, ait Rbios v Aieirch. DEacl morning at ten o'clock. 'vNrw CATHOtLIC CIrlArL.-Sir Richardi [ulkl-elev 1 of Baron Iill, II as gi Ictil lfift poi'ds towards hboilil' ing a Roman Catholic ihapel at Bangor. 11OLYrHsEAP-At one o'lock oin I'rhii rnimrnintg, the ...

... ?? ?? C?I*Vrcifm FJRANCE; AND) SPAIN. Tibe unlds fra ,11 Slasir il tire Irenclh papers ol' i Cle'alt, a15d i thiose of a pioilulns date, ourtllinls tine ?? iCcurniiitS Orf e ti verthrnirv anm llight ,1 lie caliists n nl ost a srrnV ppint. The alair, iiideed, is cerisruleon as concluded in Paris. Tre lladrnil Ga:ette oiticiall an nouti e. the entrance i .if Saarifiel ld iii iilba. T'lre Genierr ...

... SMITH FIELD MARKET. Monday, Dec. 23.—This day's market exhibited, throughout, for that of a Monday, a very limited supply but, owing to both carcass and most of the chance trade butcher's shops, still con- taining a considerable part of their last week's supply, and the unfavourableness of the weather to slaughtering, trade was, with each kind of meat, exceedingly dull, at barely Friday's ...

... I = UI OICLE 0 . BANGOu, Tl:SDAY, Ds;ECEIDR,24 IS33. 6 By the latest acctallts trolu the Peninsula it _ would appear that the French and English :merce naries in the service of Don Pedro are fast relaps. 6 ing into that state of insubordinationl and muatiny - by wlich they were distin5uislied. when shiut up itl Oporto. This is no more than what miglt 'Da toiralfy have ~eei cxpected, *hen a ...

... MY SCEOOl. DAYS. (rroTh l Liss Shleridan's Comiic Ofii'ring.) The boys call me Prodirly :-1 was, however, the very antipodes of a Critrhteo in mny acquire- ments. Whetier modesty or stupidity prevented tile freits being a fornard boy I leave to rny biogra- pbesr It is au undenlialble fact, that my exercises in the play-ground far surpasavil th(ose of the aeol,1- tiorn ; and one day, hav ing ...