... TIlE NEW POOE-1?AW, AN]) 'ILIE I?IEDICAL P]?UkJ?iL)N. r ;0, re- in It. Ce ilt la sac tit Iad ok rir, Ott lay cle htit ieet the till 'tex hi att 5. - on. arc ttl nee ftl, we sal nit tim~ otei hio 'I'Iie foilti wing' ossorscttiiots ott tlis inhpsrot tilt n sobiret are rcicriveel its a spirit equazxlly tgivoiirstble to f the tlti-e piorttes icil ic:k,ted. thes Poor ussr A /dtiii cistra- a toes, ...

... ?.iI00?X. ?;A TI'JADA V, ,r A N LTA]{ V 13, 18311. ball at the Nerfuik Arm,4 I1?te1, oii Mon- day, w? filsiliunably attciid'd, there being upwards o1 ?? ?? rf the Nei?1- (lily, It. two ritidred of the Nobility ottd (Jentty of tle Neigit- same 05 iii lourltei .d preseti t. A entti 'g the ejitipot y terre the Do he eec(lsa sci if 11 ictittotitl, tito Earl intl Countess ot ?nrtee, the the tiiolur ...

... *1100fX. .?A?TflJWAV, JA?A-R? 20, I8?8. - ()n Tuesday, iflh inst..C ameeting took place ill the As: ^b1,y Rooms~, Chiclhestar, to consi v the pro-, yrietr cf petitioning perliametit for the Repeal of the tion; New Poor Law Amendment Act. B. Adamee, Esq., count I the iticyor. presided and stated that he had convened water the meeting, in consequence ofe requisition, respectablY flowet 'igned, ...

... ( 1 is'O,' they I rene ?? !'Aniv J.- IJ w- S !oerday tiigh!t the ?? ts ci dt ; of *l e Al ( !aitxs r c f l'etiuties preert- (1 to th is! f g the LAd dde~~s in- avowier to his0 MIiiesty s ;p iIO- o;- optni!!g the .,es.ion M. :d Ich 50 sao vrd .y M . Dup~i.fii o1laje. ty; rciptv wsd in th~e fdlowvitig Icnc- receive ebl .Xdih s i'~lr.ib !ochl 5atoola~t'OIt. I a! h'dplp i!! fihldit!!g tha.t \ ...

... - - .,lq. I. 1,4 I ?A'rtf1DA. Dt.e ?A.1 The 1'ri?ttoer?' Convey- ? Bill cdi. ftl.t-,tili. ci >tttct£-Ct. t1t'crtttg tit' titt? It Tile i:2ri 'If Mtdftt?- to itt cv, betti tig itt ?p ci tudtlti'ittTttC ;dOii Y.etti .'iIi. ?f.l it ?? ii' tiP tt.l, Utti' ?? it hit Itt', it iii ti et jet -tnt tel vet Truth. I tt h't.i'r met cli 1t1'L'fl I iii it r Al ti ?? having * Itt' f'-r ?? itt the ? ii ...

... SATURDAY, JANUARY 1X, 1839. myeae enlaljed tbhy *veei, by th arrival of | the flew York rarket ship Wleaminlsler, Capt. Mloore, tim: 5C nes a11 inntUsU j.1. ,,iusttesz - t. ?? ?? ?? i to furnlish t'anadian neivs to the 1.3th ult. the Dflontreal Seci r, Papers of that datebhaving been received. At that time clat .e thc insurrection in L~ower Canada, on the south sitde of tot 1, the rirer St. ...

... oIuongu, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 24,1838. Y, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .I IDMPORTANT NEWS FRO11 UPPER AND LOWVER CANADA. The long-expected New York packet Virgin-a lost, arrived at Liverpool yestertday afternoon; she left .Neiv York onl the 26th ult., and has brought letters and papers to that date, and also ?? and Quebec papers to a late date. 1fly them it appears that the rebels have been disper-a sal ed by ...

... TOftY DINNER TO SlR JAMES GRAHAM. a ?? doed! roes the Card/se Patriot, Tory ?? oiveth IC Thursday tlr? dinner to Sir Janres Graham, by ?o not ? the Conservatives of East Cumberland, took place at -neit re Carlisle. About present; it 270 were the Stewards were irs tire ?? ?? to refuse admission to a large number ? have se gentlemen, for whom no accommodation could be found, ? but after dinner ...

... STATiSTICAL SOCIL'TY. - (F,-orn f/iC Alhctia?irt;t). IVI At a late Meeting of' the above Society the following forth Paper w?s rfad' On the Wages of' Printers,' drawn uji ? by Mr. Day, of the printing. eetabliehmeiit at Messrs. XA L'lowea. Tht workmen emplayed in the businees of' printing aCEN' are-I. Cumpoaieoca, or those who arrange thetype fi?eue the author's J??I 13. 2. Preasuien-3. ...

... * jonhlal)'0 ant Cutoblap0 Vooto. DREADFUL FIRE AT BRUSSELS: (From the Brnssels Papers. Bat-ISSELS, JAN. 22. TaHE old hospital of the camp at Beverloo is to. tally destroyed byl fire, which broke out on the evening of the 190th. It was occupied by a detac ment of soldiers, labouring un- der opthalmi, aind by the officers of the Board of * 11anagement. The niagazine, without exception, the ...

... lLoaWoii. MONDAY. DECEMBER 2.i, 1837. A('COtllltS have been rcr'ois'ed this morning nirirt Lst cv. from ifahia to the ?? Nos'cmber, with the news that Great a revolution had taken place there, and without blood. shed. 'ihe letters are brought by a merchant ship, the SOrt A? i-i, arvivetl at fAverpool. 'I'he inhabitants Irsti risen against the public autirorities, anti the governor having ? ...

... IMUSEI OF IlblPES. . - I. ?? 1. . a MONDAY, JAxN. 2J.1 ANswlm '1'0 'Jill AD ?? Dufke of Aruy!1.-.1y Lorrl, iin obedience to your Lonrd-hipis' coniitiiiars, I ilave hurl tre honour f wvaiting on her .M.ajesly with yotiir Loierdshitpst'Address, and I have been dirceted to lay before yom Iuruships lier Atitujesty's most gracious Arn~ver. ?? e Ni'ble Duke then read the atsirwer, as fillow;:- ?? I ...