... = - m e~~~~~~~~~~~~- 'TlE DERBY MERCURY, Wednesdq.y, Janhuay 1. I The comr7mencemene qf the netv year reminds us. that it is again our pleasant ditty to thank our Subscribers and Advertising Friends, for the uniform support which they A, -vau'rnsing 1'mcnes, for tile unlor~ttin support1 'hich they I have givers to THlE DERBY MERCURY during the d one wthich has just closed. This we do ...

... PQR-zc~h~ I= = =:LIGRNCE PO-aIC-TONANTLLGZATCNt.£ FRANCE. .. OPEVING Or THSE SESStOre.-1ner Majsty andth V'rlncesse~s, with their suites, and escorted us, Onj autilar occasions, left the Palace in the royal carriages a short time to, previous to the departure of the Hing, who quitted The Ca, Tuileries at one o'clock, surrounded by A numerous staff. V His Majesty, owing to the inclemency of the ...

... -. M)SCELLANVEOUS. is -BoXIGrTOx, DEC. 29.-Their Af ajesties, we are pleased' fe to state, continue to enjoy unintertupted good health. In- F vited by the late favourable change in the weather, they ' 'hgve taken Stair Accustomed airinp. It affords us much A .pleatrue also to be eniabled to state that the.Yrincess e Augusta is nearly recovered 'from her Recent indisposition, e, and, should her ...

... WXEDNES.DAY's POS'1'. London, Tuesday, Dec. 31. CITY, TwvELVE OCLoC .K A M1alta and a French mail are the only foreign arrivals th:is Imorning, and the letters brought by them are de,.stitute of interest. tThe Mloncy Market is flat, Consols having been quoted at 891 1 for the Account, without any variation since the Opening in the morning. HRALF.PAST ON£C. .-XonsiIs rnisiri without fluctuation ...

... ASH BY-DE-LA.ZOUCH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. - of SocietyI. It Is not Intended to deprive or prevent them 1I wokig for the neighbouring farmers, or others, whenever ci they can obtain such employment; ibut to give them back In effect what the enclosures of commons anti wastes, and p: the taking away their little pieces of land and throwing them oi into large farms, have during 'the last forty ...

... I SIR.I Slis, r A correspondent of The Reporter, who writes h under the signature of Examiner, devotes the greater part f of his letter to personal allusions and rhetorical flourishes e about i abject wretches, oppression, and such like cap. i tivating phrases, which perhaps he thinks may amuse some e of its readers, and withdraw their attention from the real subject of controversy. I must ...

... JIISCLI LL,4ArFOUV. ail with~e~ themIves, suite and household dined at toohi Chitnt-a.The congratulatory viisth atpaid 'terMajesties on that day were more numerous G ,r- than On anY duy since the arrival of the Court at the he Pavilion. A of Lord Broughan, is said to be an especial favourite St 'F e- Court. His Majesty, in particular, has (it is rumnoured) Y to expressed great admiration of ...

... Ad I Tre following is a coninip lit f thp i I s had The following is a complete list of the cntiie, at York, went ILondon, and Newarket:- nty Of The Great St. Leger Stakes of 50 sov. each, h ft, for three esent year old colts, Uit 6Ib, fillies, 8st 31b.-St. Leger Course. e talk Mr. Walker's br c Delirium, by Filho. 5tory, b f Cotillon, by Partisan. a and -______ b f Velocity, sister to ...

... A meeting of the friends of the Society for promoting Christianity amongst the Jews, was held at the Lancastrian XShool.1 Roomn, in this town, on Tuetsday the Situk;. nt which W'. L. NEVTO~r, Esq. presided, and which' Wa at. tended more numerously than could have been expected. The conversion of the Jews to christianity has long been a subject of interest to many in this town and county, in ...

... .. A - HeVajsy iLIhl her first Drawing Room for the t5 us8 season at' St. jamres's, on (he 24th of February, for the E celebration Of her Mlajesty's birthday. lia dlajesity's D 25 Levees will commence on the 21st of February, and be mn continued' every Wednesday till further notice. T The Princess Augusta, who has becen ifor Rome time b] labouring under indisposition at Brighton, is nlow in a ...

... ZRn. P14AA'. ZZCW:IiMS. 3, Mr. Fearn yesterday week, the 31st December, delivered or his third 1,ecture on Comparative Anatomy, in the Lancss. trian School Room, in this town, commencing with a de- scription of the peculiarities exhibited in the skulls of .maniniferous animals, and afterwards proceeding to the _ consideration of the bones of the trunk. Ile stated that all mammiferous animals ...

... == uculDe~u~eo iita Bill8, Adn the Punc hal Dischatye of Car(8tas Bills. Mr. EDITOR, prol Now that we have commenced upon another ings new year, perhaps the few remarks that I may trouble you ing with respecting the punctual discharge of Christmas Bills, payi will not be considered out of season. I believe it is a well the known truth that for the last few Years, too many have dust made it an ...