... No.^^O.— Established 1787. WANTED, * STEADY active YOUNG MAN as AS- Cm* SISTANr, one who is well acquaintel with Linen and Woollen Drapery, and General Haber* d.slnry Business. Respectable reference will required. Apply (if by Letter, Post-paid), to D. FINDER, Market-place. Beverley. lltteili'ji, Janunty, 1836. DEVEkfj'Y, HESSLE, and NORTH CAVE TURNPIKE ROADS. is hereby given, That I the i. ...

... To the Editor of the Ip.wich Journal $fitt,-Miracles have not ceased! I give you a proof. V.i& would scarcely think it possible to quaff inspiration oim the Sifolk Citrte, but certes its last we~ekb article upon the Northamptonshire Election and the Ballot, (in- ?? as a rider thereupon), did awaken the poetic fire In one who is generally somewhat 'RiOSY. A LEADER. I The Tories arc sealing ...

... To the Fdilor of the Ipswich Journal. Slit,-As the time is now fast, approaching for Parlia. ment's again meeting, I thought it proper, that the Consti- tuents of our County Alembers shoulq have the liberty of perusing tile Votes of thei Representatives in the last Ses. sion, through the means of your valuable Paper, therefore, by inserting the followilg, you wRI much oblige:- Feb. 191h.-In ...

... a c B Vp T.- r o a : LONDON ritday: Akathe day of Parliamentary conflict aroaches ?? of the Whig-Radical Press, with regard to thestabilitV of the O'Connell-Melbourne Admilis- tratiion are evinced by an odd sort of miixed vapour- inm antI dcspondeneY which is perfectly ludicrous. -Infi ltouse of Lords were threatened last Session, `#dVter it, for daring to exercise their (7onstitutonal Po*er ...

... BIRMIINGHIAM POLITICAL UNION. -Ar. Thomnas Atitwood and his hindnstroscaesi HY liirmirigltam are ait their revolutioflary work agaiin.- [to. Feeling that some effort wa4 necessary to counteract, LIS,i ifpsible, the recent striking disp]layS Of Cooservative Me ?? in IBirrijinhani and elsewhere throughout thle counttry, this gentleman and his assistants, Messrs. St. .1 tultz, Edoniods, an1d CO. ...

... Cull his namo JeSIS.-MITTn. i. 21. Bishop Pearson seems to have set the etymo- logy of this name in the clearest light, in his large discourse on it, (Pearson on the creed, p. G9-71) in Which he en1deavours to prove that J All, one of the names of God, enters into the composition of the IHebrew name JA/noshua to which Arviss an- swers. (Compare Ileb. iv. viii; where by the -way, I think, it ...

... To the EDIrTo oll, fO the A113EUnDN JOU1NAL. I COLONIAL AND BALTIC EQUALIZATION DLTTy SChEIE. I ii, ?? it. C nmt it' ay SI II l lul st, In Sedl theI free do III to Cal ?? at telntiulo a)I or u Ir ?? it e- SC touts lendoer to time ?? View law ?? equail cing tile duties On tilimbe aud II .other goiwls, lenin nit clvii Colornius fit)ilthe Ba Itic-iiiti ettite von crii to shoe', that nel ither fro ...

... B D&AL TE NE7ISi EMTZTE it. BELFAST, FRhQA'Y, JANUARY 29. MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. TttunsDAY next, the 4th of February, is the day fixed for the assemtbling of Parliamernt, w hen the grand question as to the strength or weakness of the present Administra- tion will be practically determined. Important as the occasion confessedly is, it does not seem to have excited amongst the leading ...

... A very long document, under the title of a Project of Law for the establishment of the Liberty of the Press in Spain, has been published, bearing the signatures of the Spanish Miniitry. It begins by abolishing altogether the system of a Censorship, leaving publishers and editors to the general responsibilities created by the law, but their responsibilities are both numerous and explicitly ...

... ENGLISH MUNICIPAL ELECTION6. The English Municipal Elections comm nenced on Satur- day last under the Corporation Reform Act, and the fol- lowing is a summary of the- general results, so far as they have yet been published:- LivEm'ootL.Reformers 44, Tories 4. BRISTOL.-Reforiners 25, Tories 23. LANCASTER._ Reformers all, Tories none. WVr-.N.- Reformers 27, Tories 3. NoawIcH.-Reformers 28, ...

... The importance of Loch Ryan as a port of refuge for tie shipping of the Clyde, and vessels navigating the Irish Channel, will appear from the fact, th;,t during the year just ended rio less than three huidred and twenty-four ves- sels have taken shelter in it, either through stress of wea. ther or frorm adverse winds ; and this number, from the prevalence of southerly winds for the last three ...

... C I t'b W iz TAn- TU3DA' Mnalmo ^A2RXU 8is~.. January 1.-Chbarles Gray, Southamnp -.bii~diugs, tiultorn, Midlilesex, victualler. Charles Theo. ~rs Kirby, Craswurd-st'eli, Portman.square, Middlesex, lace. tan5 'ai~d Iosier, Edwa I Baugh, Sloane-street, Chelsea, I~~dtdlesext draper. B, Jrjmias Gregory, Allen-street, Gus- 7e~llstree-fdiddls~sevri1u v)wder --George. Harris, Coven- yi, 'cots ...