... BATtt.-A balatice-sheet of the Corporation property has been publishel, which shewvs a balauce in its favour aimounting to nearly £121,000). Sorie of the inhabitants of Winchester nre already at loggerhleads with the new corporatorg, whom they arcense of partiality and trickery in tbe election of one of the city officers. The Reformers of Hull are anxious that all the oslertutious frippery of ...

... OUILDHAL1L- SATURDAY. J -f .. . [Fefore Samoeol Kingdlaoe, Esq., Mayor; W. Lee, and W. Ienntaway, Etrw jllstiC4'N.] vi rSCON.U. T ATt TIIE THEATPRE.-TWO yoUng1 men, Robert iDavy, and IRlobert Itrosies, were placed before tbe IlecliC, charged ivith breaches of decorumi It th. ITheatre, by tilrowitig tiiligs from the Gallery It tile wu,, sat In the Pit. Mf r. thay, tlhe lessep, irsa ist ...

... OIIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE. TIHE STATI OF AGRICULTIHRE. To dhE1 ED)ITOR1 1 the E 'E't 1L3.'1.V- POST. SlH,-Twvo Cors-es)osulits of vours have lately touchedl on thc subjpct of Agricultural Distress, and I hlave looked to see if any ons would oppose their arguments; this, however, not having been doneW, I hav e a right to presunmc that no valid objection is to be raised to them. 1 then, also, as ...

... VA RIUTI-3S. LrUvNC.-At the foot of the Maritime Alps, three persons and a seryunt can live for less than .7(1 a.year ; their fare, ineludingR every ?? of fish, fleshi, Itid fowl ,wit I a cotsutlt. supply of the fitiest fruits and vegetables, and abundance of good ;vine.-Alirror. JAlr. Amor, a weine merciauit, has adopted as hi6 business- real, a figure of Cupid sittieg astride a Nvinc cask, ...

... TrHE LATE FIRE AT NJEW YORK. lbs private letters received are full of the *Ietails ot tins extra- ordinrary confla-ralioul. It is variously estilnated in theem that the loss will be between £d5, 00C and £3150 ?? It is feared tiat the Insurance Offbeos will not be able to meect thie heavy claims upoo them to tihe extent of muorc thiun one-lirrf or one- third of tile total loSs, sorn of them ...

... THE NEW DicrION AI.Y. The Maornhing Ileeld &ays-,' As it is probable that several ,weeks may clapse before this voluminous work issues ftrom the press, we have obtained permission to maike the ?? extracts fro m the prool shieets, for tile satisfaction of our inquiring country Correspondenls Tila I'Lrt.a.-Persoss who love liquor and hoeiire better than labhoir. sad coseregte ill uelhouses to ...

... The whale ships generaly reach the barrier ice about the middle of May,, at which time it is as firm in many directions as the rocks themselves; but there are also many masses floating about, that all the masters can do is to keep cruising in clear water, awaiting some opening through which they may steer their perilous way to the proper fishing ground. Captain Ross calls these canals lanes in ...

... CASTLE, OF EXETE I.-FvunAT. Before J. C. Luxaoer', E-il., Chaiirmaon; i-. L. Tloll, A. StOWCY, antd j. S. i na11i, ti, Jattitied. tol PRtIVATEt RIGITS.'.1 f,lro/ie V. Uyler.-It13 shlv cane quenttil (It iii, viatll imporltiV vt're t, ?? titp, the reid Plitti1 ?? g hi oi ~frdC. HaattperA atd Fhite',. lint.e Iltrtitri, St. ?? adi mutlill tills City, Mark,, beutii in. tthei, t ;ro alud thetie ...

... I LONDON, 9ONI)DA;, Jan. 18. Paris papers have been received this week in dne course, lbut their contents are not (f inoment or interest. The debates on the Address in tht Chamber of ])eputies were continued on Tuesdar, and several of tlie articles dr par agraphs of the' Address were amteed ;to' without any ?? trial of the April insurgents still goes on itefore tihe House of Peers. Arthnr ...

... PO3STSCR F PT. LONDONT, TUESDAY, JAN. 19. The Paris papers of Sunday and yesterday have arrived. The tone of the Journal du Debats, and of the .eonilevr die Commerce, of' Sunrdav, in speaking of the diissensions alleged to have arisen i; the Cabinet, in consequence of the late speech of A. Hurnan, contending lor the ex- pedtiency of paving off the Five per C'ents, would seem to raise a. doubt ...

... LONDON, SUN D A Y, Januar4' 7. C The Paris papers state that a considerable number of Carliats have been I'lassacred at Barcelona, which has made Mina hasten back to that city. According to a letter from B3avonnfe, Espartero has been called to Nladrid to answer for killing tile Chapelgovies; and wve trust. that there will be snflicient power sonmewhere, combined wvilli sufficient humanity, to ...