... Si.'NUAY, JAN. 1. — None of the North country coaches had been able to gel beyond Newcastle on their way to town. The snow is reported lo be cut through on the lines of road, so that traffic it is hoped will be generally resumed. The snow has mostly consolidated into an ice-like state, and is not likely to be affected by storms, so as to form into drifts afresh. There does not appear to have ...

... FROM THE INFLUENZA.—At least half the people in Maidstone have coughs, and many of them have jeen attacked by a species of influenza, similar to a disorder ixtremely prevalent after the heavy fall of snow in 1814. It ippears the symptoms are rather disagreeable than dangerous, Jut persons who are liable to affections of the lungs will be >rudent not to expose themselves more than is necessary. ...

... SIR,-Perceiving that Chrislianus is as wide of the purport of my note of the 27th ult., as he is timid and shy of the principle in my address, I will endeavour, if possible, to express myself in teims more intelligible to his apparently obtuse understanding than I seem in that communication to have been able to achieve. Be it therefore observed, that 1 would not reply to his farrago,-first, ...

... MIDDLESEX COUNTY COURT, MONDAY. GAMBLING TRANSACTIONS.—Amid the vast number of knotty questions that agitate this Court, those arising out of gambling transactions formed a very prominent feature of the day, and those whose business it is to watch closely into the morality and purity of the licensing system, would have re- ceived some most beneficial hints from the observations which fell from ...

... IMPORTANT TO PAKOCIIIAI. OVERSEAS AXD MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.—On Wednesday, at Lambeth-street office, an appeal was heard under an Act of Pailiaraent passed during the last session, against the refusal of Mr. Moss, one of the overseers of the poor for the hamlet of Mite End Old Town, to pay to Dr. Hamsbotham and Mr. Pater, a surgeon in the Commercial-road, the sum of two guineas each, agree- ...

... r that Retaliator can hi„R foruard the clumsy 'combination of vice ami bigotry, of a certain Itinerant, as at all analogous to the subject with which he grapples Vpe.ir tends with whom ue are in arrear shall set their favours in print rteit ikeek. -k.vfwtf P&MfSi hUetf', redchei olli- (i0he Jpir f r initi\ioii iasi night. ...

... Bankrupts.—Robert Rolling, of 29, W ailing-street, and 39, Ludgate-hill, City, cheesemonger.—Edwin Bryant, of George-yard, Lombard-street, City,.merchant.-—Geoige niel, of Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, perfumer, Jan. '20, at half-past one. and Feb. 28, at one, at the Court ct Bank- ruptcy. Mr. Belcher, official assignee and Mr. David Jones solicitor, Sise-Iane.—Will/am Augustus Bartlelot, of ...

... Bankrupts James Baker, of Melbourne, Cambndge- shire, grocer.—Charles Baker, of Merton-miUs, Wimbledon, and of Vine-street, Lambeth, Surrey, and also of Mouksleigh, near Hadleigh, Suffolk, miner.—James Hall Parmer, of Ab- Church-laoe, Citv, painter and glazier.-Frecietick Sparrow and Robert Sparrow, of Ludgate-hill, City, wine merchants. —Ihomas Greenfield, of the Roebuck Tavern, Chiswick, ...

... TO MY WIFE Ol HER WEDDING-DAY. r»K Benedick Oldham, Esq. Sriing object of my earliest sigh Sweet wife T, ,T'rs' 4ay')eam my life! 1 he earliest, fairest star in all love's sky r:>l sPr'ng-flower in the garden of my heart! p How beautiful thou art! fighter than meteor, or war's blazing rocket! Dearer, far dearer than the merry light Of beacon bright To him who o'er the murky ocean roams. ...

... | Kftoport, I SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1837. 'k, re5ref t0 Perce,V that Mr. B. Hall, the patriotic .Member for the United Boroughs of Monmouth, Newport, »and Usk, has announced his intention of retiring from the representation of these boroughs at the next election. The Kf-»und of this step on the part of the Hon. Member is to be uun not in any change in the sentimehts of the electors, or {any ...

... BANKRUPTS.—R. Campbell, Deritend, Aston, Warwick- shire, brassfounder.- R. Whittingham, Livefpool, flour- dealer and baker.-W. Matthews, Sherrard-street, Golden- square, victualler.-Pierre Marie Auguste Rougier, Wood- street, Spitalfields, si lk-m anu fact urer.-E. Jones, Bristol, oil and colourman.-G. Lush, Bristol and Bath, provision-mer- chant and carrier.—W. Pett, Bridge, near Canterbury, ...

... LOKOOIT, The whole of the P*ris Journals of Monday and Tuesday have been received, together with letters from Santander of the 2&th, Bilboa of the 25th, San Sebastian of the 23,1, and Bayonne of the 30th ult. In all except the letters from SalJ Sabastian, we find additional accounts of the fraising of the seige of Bilboa by General Espartero. On thb evebibg of the 23d, the fourth Regiment or ...