... On Saturday an unfortunate female, of the lowest class, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having run away with a coat and waistcoat of a gentleman who was sta- ted to be the brother of a Member of Parliament. The facts were rather odd, as was the complainant himself, who is an elderly, stout, sad-looking?person, and who appeared in a coat and waistcoat which had evidentty been ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR,-The letter I addressed you under the signature of candor, though for some time unavoidably delayed, at length appeared in your columns, and seems to havi aiousad the bile of several of your readers no less than three doughty champions having appeared two under real, one under false rolouts, in the lists of controversy, or I sholild rather say of ...

... The following account of the severe earthquake in Chili last February is abridged from Professor Silliman's American Journal of Science — One of the most terrific and destructive convulsions with which this devoted country has ever been visited by, com- menced on the 20th February, 1835, occasioned by the irrup- tion of the volcano of Aupico, in about the latitude of Con. ception, and about ...

... PORT OF NEWPORT.—List of Arrivals and Sailings for week ending the 29th of December. Inwards—The Stadt, Lingin, from Antwerp; Jeune^^ for, Leguillon and Michael Francois, Decormiel, Brest, in ballast; North Ash, Hornibrook, with wine Ann, Sully and New Felicity, Stevens, with iron Blessing. Duddridge; Unanimity, Rollins; and PrU^f Ferying, wit}i flour; Endeavour, Martin, with deals; J0^ Guize ...

... The mother of a family living at Toettleben, in Saxe Weimar, went to the fair at Erfurt, to purchase new gifts for her four children, whom she left shut up in a room. The three eldest, aged eight, six, and four years, finding empty a chest large enough to hold them, got into it by way of amusement, when the lid, which shuts with a spring lock, fell down upon them, and being unable to raise it ...

... The result of cold winds, dense fogs, damp atmosphere, &c., are frequently subversive of female comfort and attrac- tion, by generating cracks, chaps, and a harsh rough skin, and signalising a prominent feature of an otherwise beautiful countenance with unseemly coarseness. To successfully op- pose these innovations, the Ladies have a powerful friend in ROWLAND's KALYDOR—and where the results ...

... SPRING CIRCUITS. Northern. Lord Denman and Mr. Baron Parke.. Home. Lord Chief JusticeTindaland Mr. Justice Vaoghaft. Midland. Lord Abinger and Mr. Justice Bosanquet. Norfolk.. Mr. Justice Park and Mr. Justice Gelee. 'Western.. Mr. Justice Littledale and Mr. Baron Bolland. Oxford Mr. Baron Alderson and Mr. Justice Williams. • • • Mr. uaron Gurney and Mr. Justice Coleridge. ...

... BRISTOL. BRISTOL DOCYS.-WE are informed that the survey of the locks of Cumberland Basin, recently made by order of the Doik Directors, with the view of tin ally determining upon the best plan for adopting them for the passage of the largest class of vessels, has been reported upon by Mr. Brunei. The Society of Mercnants have, with the same laudable object in view, ordered their dry dock, at ...

... the English Bijou Almanack, for 1836, which is exactly v*!?4' no* *n s^aPe> a lady's thumb nail, and which the Hon. Mrs. Norton, the fair editress of the Court Journal, says might be set in gold and worn as a brooch, we extract the following exquisite lines from the ever- pointcd pen of L. E. L. SCHILLER. Oh, many are the lovely shapes That glide along thy lovelier line, And glorious is the ...

... SPOUTING. IThe-F. D. H. Hounds (Mr, Carr's) will Monday, 1st February. o Thuisday, 4tU Beast Common. w—k I! LI ™ '• • • The Kennel. Mr,.Wilkins*s bounds witt- -nreet on February, at Llanvillo, at half-past ten. a^' ObTtiday the 22d instant, the hounds of w.i. Esq.) M.P., Maeslougb Castle, threw off at T1 after drawing several covers without succexc and madfe fof tbe beautiful fone eove'r on ...

... LONDON, 1 IIURSDAY EVKNING. FRANCE.—OPENING OF THE SESSION-THE KING'S SPKLCH. -At a very early hour all the approaches to the Chamber of Deputies were thronged, notwithstanding that the weather was most unpromising, and in the immediate neighbourhood of the Palais Bourbon the customary military force was in attendance. The gardens of the Tuileries were closed. His Majesty; on quitting the ...

... MISCELLANY. FttiBT BETWEEN A BEAtt AND A PANTHER.——A large bear having scented out the lair of a panther, came upon it in the absence of the old one, and destroyed her young. Bruin very well knew that for this invasion of a private dwelling, and the murderous deed committed therein, he should be compelled to fight. The panther would soon return, and be upon his track and as well might an ...