... 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 ...

... [jTfrlE MElRlLmRljfl Ketuport, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1U36. we are without any foreign arrivals of importance since our last. The extent of the disasters which awaited the French in their unfortunate expedition to Constan- tine is becoming more generally known, as government Cannot prevent the survivors from writing to their friends. Never was discomfiture more complete; the weather was ...

... ittomnouthSfure. The contemplated marriage between C. W. Codring- ton, Esq., M.P and Lady Georgiana Somerset, second daughter of the Duke of Beaufort, will be solemnised on Tuesday next, at Badminton. Mr. Codrington arrived in Park-lane, on Monday, from Doddington- park, and left for Gloucestershire again on Wednesday last. At the Bristol Agricultural Society, on the 15th inst., the Committee ...

... G9oLOGY.-At the Geographical Meeting on the 14th instant, Dr. Lyell, president, a paper was read descrip- tive of a raised beach in Barnstaple and Biddeford Bay, by Professor Sedgwick aind Mr. Murchison. During a recent ex. amination of Devonshire, the authors discovered a rai4ed J beach, which fornms, at' intervals, a series of low cliffs from the meuth of the Taw to the bold headland of ...

... Q. S- T9CAlwT. tchan.lJiOU cIffice, ?? NooN. . In cunscquLcLoC of. the unfavourable state of the v.-cather (it havinog blown a stronggale from the N.W. si c2 ycaerday, wvith a heavy fall of snow) there were no Foreign arrivals this morning. Tle Freocvl Journals of Thursday which arrived this. morninT, aonfirm tho followiqg intelligence,'wbiclh we niwv ' ttracted from the Mori'n7g CiUrojnicde A ...

... CAPITAL AkND LABOUR., Tdu'Master-manufacturers in the Staffordshire Pot- teries have lately put forth a statement of their case, as respects that difference between themselves and their work-people which has been going on for some time back. We shall not undertake here to state the whole facts of the case afresh, and to showwho are right and who are wrong in thisiispute. But the Masters, in ...

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... I .. . The Brussels papers of the 17th state that the Dutch officers of Maestricht continue, in defiance of treaties, to pass beyohd the boundaries of that city, Three of them were on Monday last arrested by the Belgium custom-house-officers, and carried to Rieck- hern. On the following day the General commanding at Maestricht marched out of the fortress at the head of U00 infaitrv, 150 ...

... THL royal HUi, Perci.,,lto kic j irti,*by pureate; vicO NMay-iiard, pronlOted.Cmt Ist Diagou ?? -Lekut -bloW. ?? IrOL t be Capt:!in. by j urchuaze, vito Haniky, r eire.. CCet r . 1. (-rovc~i to be Litut. by purOlase, viro lrbv;W.- ?? Uea-,it to Ile corrlt. by purchast, vice Groies. 4th Light Dragons-Stif- C Isistmit-Surguon MW. Grant to be Afssist vnt- iourgeo te v Wilk ins, promoted ;i 41A - ...

... THLE ]LONDON DSEPAXCCR; AND oip~lt' Wolititca & ,%taiIt neformer. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25,1836. WHAT ARE WORKING MEN TO HOPE FOR, FROM PARLTAMENT? N.TJIsG. Sir William Moleswoith refused to give his support to the Whig 'I Vivian in East Cornwall, be- cause the Ministry were enemies to real reform. This strike has so alarmed the Cabinet, that they have determined, in order to keep their places, to ...

... PRLESTOsc MARKET TIis DAY AT TWELVE 0 CLOCK. There was no Ihisk Wheat, but a full average supply of fariers' Wheat, in this morning's market. The v demand was very brisk,. and the prices fully maintained .the quotations of last week. Old Wheat may be quoted in full Is. higher. Id WHAT, perwindleof220lbs . ?? 340to 3S 0 DI). New ?? . . 32 li d FLoUn, sauperfine, per pack ut :t0tlbs ?? 0 -54 ...

... IDINNER &T WINCHESTERTo LORD CHANDOS. On Friday a dinner was given in the great room of the building called St. John's-house to the above. named noblemnan, by those of his friends who reside in this city and surrounding neighbourbood; Mr. J. B. EASTl, M.P. in the chair. The object of the dinner was to testify the admi- ration with which the friends of the noble marquis regard his patriotic ...