... SPIRIT ON Tlll PUBLIC PRESS. I POLICY REGARDING CANADi.-The course proposed to be taken by her Majesty's Ministers in reference to Canada has, as might be antici.. pated, been attacked both on account of the line of policy they design to adopt, and of the per- sonal character of the individual to whom its ex- ecution will be entrusted. And the Tory jour- nals, in the height of their ignorance ...

... PFIVATE GORRn ODb-SP0% (lrom our Special Correspondeest) LONDON, THURSDAY ArTERNOON An important circular has been issued solo; 7 Home Office, signed by the l-onourable iF'. Ma; addressed to the Clerks of Magistrates in Seoll,? This is a just retribution for the conduct pur,,: by some of the Tory agents at last election will appear to you, that Lord'Jouy Russs in earnest with your Scotch ...

... PUBLIC MIEETING-RDUCATION IN IMELAND. A publi'c mneoineg was bold on Tuesday night, it) the Waiterloo Rooms-, of the Edirnburgh Society for Pro- rooting the Educrition of the Peoonin Ireland. On the motio n of the Rev. Dr Dickson, the Right Ran, the Ltird Provost was colied to the chair. On the plltfairm wve observed Sir Robert Ahercromby, Bart, of Bilert- ?? WV. C. Seton, Bat,. of Pitatedilen ...

... IsTabl aEittelligente. Portsmouth, Saturday, Dec. 30. The Orestes, 18, and Dido, 20, arrived at Gibraltar on the 17th instant. The Rainbow, Comnus, and WVanderer, were daily ox- pected at Bermuda on the 10th of Novennb-.r; the Champion left Bermuda for Cubal on the 28th of October and Sappho the same day for Jamaica. The Cornwal- lis, 74, with the Hon. Sir Charles Paget's flag, it ?? intended ...

... THE DISPUTED BOUNDARY LINE BETWEEN .CANADA AND TRFP UNITED STATES. The President's Message to Congress has been assumed to indicate a warlike disposition in re- ference to England, anti grave alarms are pre- tended lest the Federal Government of that coun- try should seize the continuance of the disputed question of the boundary between Maine and New Brunswick as a pretext for' plunging into ...

... ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCIE To the EDITOR of The EXETER FLY'IAG-POS7' STo,-As at this season of relaxatliol some of the readers of ~ur valuable Journl 1might feel inclined toamuse themiselves v giving tbe solutions oF the following little questiolas by your ; gll thein a place in your next publication you will greatly Thlge. Yours, very respectfully, A CONSTANT READER. St. Sidwells, Jan. 8tb, ...

... I From the Limerick Chronicle, Jonutary 3,J An order from the Horse (iuards was received in garrisoy yesterday morning, for volunteers to seove in Canada, with a bounty of one guinea to each mon, Tihe order was prompt]y read on parade to the 25th regiment, at the New Barracks. when fifty active fellows, including several of the grenadier company, turined out without hesitatioe, and offered ...

... ller 1lIjesty the Queen Dowager sent last veek a mIunifi. cent ?? of £100 to tile oflce of the illendicily Society (in additiolt to twenty guineas lolg paid as al annual subs. crilition), for the relief o1 distressed objects at this inclenenlt senson. Thus ber Malt~sty has exerrised tile bigh privilege of setting it good example at a fittinig time. His Royal Hsilltels the Duke of Sussex's ...

... LONDON, MIONDAY, Jan. 1. 11re have received a% Now York paper, dated Dec. 9, beitti out' day litter thanu the arrivals whos- contenlts have beets at- Ill ready, commnit catcd' Though thle pa per last received cotan %, a1 great numube r of paragraphs oil the soubject of tice Caladinin st revolt, it tarnishes Ito new fact, nor an Iy obser-vation wvorthl ti ~~trating. 'Ihe ollotiug pragrph, ...

... ILEEDLS AND WEST-RIDING NEWS. Ws LEEDrSs D CA-LTION TO DRUGGISTS.-A lady in this e town was nearlv sacrificed to the carelessness or inexperience of a druggist who mistook the ingre- f dients of a physicians, prescription on the 30th of Iv December last. She is still sufferin- severely frous ;- the effect of poison thus incautiously administered. It would be well if physicians took more pains ...

... ?? We claim the attention of all persons to aletter, which will be found in the third page of our present number, addressed to Karl Stanhope, and headed, New Poor Law. There is not an individual in this realm who is not immediately and person- ails interested in the subject and contents of that letter. The parties, however, who are most of all interested in it are the honest ?? labonrers, ...

... AR-THU e.CONNOR4 IARTHUR O'ONNOR. : Thie oaminatiot' f eAIrthur' O'CWa29 or, Weore t/h C Secret, (bmnittee of the Hotese f Lords, August t Mte 9th, 1798.,- 'COsIsu E.-'rere you the Executveof the 1 O'ConNNoa.-I as' a dleinbei of 'the Exe'cutive b from the time Fbecame 'a Member of'the Unioh. Coiz.-When dia'the cemnnihication between d the UnioniAnd'Fraucebegii- - O'Cd-rtone-You 1 suppose, iaev ...