... SECULAR VSE? 01' . - ?? I ?? - 4, O ot' thet tclmt'i-s'tfe tlutluptont the witolt to It-mst ititol. a oillgthil~tlt, pirofessi'on ?? thitl V'-urtettditrictsl VVilIIVPIsOmll~O'~ l ~et' tto~'tmt ?? mitihi! it iIO ori ftu Y CO.-TW-1 (atel w~o whoe it6 lovi.' IN thit, titiwol as olt iltstlit, it, is t ki!l ltlit o rit' altlt~ it estt'ts fi lt t Le Wt hin.i m ono; all' st tltt f lv 'tio'tt il s ...

... (The following memolrandum was left in the hande ol the natives of Murray's Island Isy the rommander of the Isabella, and was brought to Batavia by the East India Company's brig of war Tigris, which had been despatched by the Governmlent :tt Bombay on the same mission as the Isabella:-) His Majesty's schooner Isabella, July 2S, 183ii, Halfway Island. This vessel was ?? by Government in search ...

... III addition to the numerous cccidents ororis!o ned by the gale of wind on Tuesday, which were notictd in our last, further accounts have Seen received of damage done by the storm, which appears to h ave extended trough the ou try. The following accidents are Ea. looted from a vast collection of similar accounts At No. 20, Hanover Terrace, Regent's Park, a large statue fell from the top of the ...

... STATE OF THE ROADS-14NEWAlhVEN. A public meeting nas held on Thursday the 15th inst. in the Peacock Ion, in terms of a requisltion numer- ously signed, to consider the present disgraceful state of the roaula, eid tile enormous tax by way of tulls and road money imposed on thle publi, ati(l to adopt such measures as may be deeme ladvisable under the circututances. Oil the motion if Councillor ...

... FIROM, TOP, LON4DON GAZETT3. _ ?? 7ron GN OFprCt, DEC. 9. 1 A despatch, dated the 26th November 1836, has been r received hy Viscount Palmerston, ?? his lMijos- ri ty's Principal Secretarry of State for Foreign Affairs, C from William Smith, Esq. his Majesty's Consul at Lis- t ban, cootniring a decree of her llost Faithful Majesty, L of which the following is a translation:- DEcnre -Having ...

... BALLOON ASCENT IN PtoiS oN B1ONDAY. Since the maemorable day in thle infanlCY Of ?? A travelling, November 21, 1783, when luticitia life a~ was first entirusted in a balloon, so interesting an ascent ats that effected yesterday from the barracks LI in the Rise Poissonniere, has never taken place in Paris. Through the great kinidness of The Duke t.h of Orleans, the proprietors of the balloon ...

... THE LATr rll,,, 11.111-- ?? I SUBSCIMItErtox Fo r nr Lsr Thursdlay a meeting of th r Commissioners of sle iOia1 Chamber, the Lord I i0v j tue i purpose of devising means I by the late fire. His Lidlllf~bti; lating the Comeniseloners on ui melous attendanee ('xpro. a d astrous nature of the ci O' lea sionedl their bteing called tog side Street, being by far the,,)e t, fill ,, occurred here ...

... schllURCI IN POLYNESIA. S - '.cis. 7th December 1836.) BIll ta Fraaeis, 7thDecemnber 1836.) f,,lf {1c l^intrct f the II spiritual order no Dlot ,CS n lc rank in human policy, re- fderO c ,loss ha; eased to be the beginning 'i Dpbs0P foi 4l 5eslXo whether of colonization jth0 e~l~l Tbc timne is gone by when, as if ° CO,' o p la i terv jlnrion, monastic bo- ?? bc 11I iole sum of intellectual ac ...

... FVIESItIELE. The first three days of the month were mild ant dry, antl a few patches of wheat were sown, some grain se cured, ind potatoes lifted. From the 4th to the 8th thern was ictense frost, twhich injured the potatoes gre;ttly, the most of which were ill the ground. Since the 8th it has rained with only partial intermissions, and field labour has been completely stopped. Upon the 23d ...

... ?? , . ooj ?? t?, :`fl'O\2-A 'v 2,zo2in 'The IKiltip his Intuo ?? lit~e;ts-- to ryppini G illirit (torton, E q. to Il Ilk )hi t''y's C'oisuli Lit tver Lits G('ot. )in 'L.tiitc.' ty thed c'v itho Irivt wigt t)i-nie Ittigthitfst Tohe ltimiet nTolent, End Mwii'iltero tilt-in1 ?? isl Winldsor Canstf, is to tie v-otp eli otalf fi~tell ?? furl the tccionulotoltion of the t'initot5 toith ii Mt.j, ...

... Po The Fienci papers axe chiefly ocexipied with ondts du e LireSP'C ti tx g th IIstrUgg-le ot parti es itt the appxroacixin gnmeet- ) ixxg Of the Clxxx in Ci'S, a~nd With tule x ?? which willti Ifxobably be made tixe engines of attack agaixist the Alini- f ~ sx. M. TIhiexs is sauull to mexditate axxl attack on its fo- si H~igia polieC, while the Liberal party are' to impuign. its i domtestic ...

... Till TIMES AN1j LYNDRURST. ?? Sure a pair were raorer seen So justly formed to meet lay fnaltore. ar (A4fier Horace arnd Lydia, Ode 9, Book 3.) I. r ?? Ti7mes: While yoar pureued Reform, and tbought e Treason alone at hotter thing, C Nor by the Tories hid been booght, I scorned y ou, as beth scorned the King. .t ?? you1 throughat no one lees than] in', i, u ?? rone placer1 ?? d ?? Lyadhiurkt ...