... Ito III] 0 'i'Iii? REIIEI.LiitN' IN LANALIA. I )i-s? ilttilic'5 we're i'vi'ejveul riti Tiit*siltis- intuit- ig it the ii tirse Guards, frinti 'tie .1 abel I aiharne, ilaic-ti ttiv it it! nit. seitit a 1511 aetittiti at the late peaceetlingu. Clan ii I 'aside. 'JIw' aitevi: ilpita -5. lIen-, liii- tilreridv been atata stated train tinier aries with as Itivieti r tiveetracy. I al. t ?lril:crehl ...

... :~g 110 lignite taid beeti rre il-c ?? thatt rapititi t tat l spartero It wti's jrelttiritig to lilarilr~ ol Vittoria, to b~e prepared pr Rafitillt tile ?? ( lrlisit esped it ei, 1 ~iiC~li it tva e iti s tr~ai ati Ilitl lit iii set holt forl Ci stile. li ut ( 'iirlos hlii ?? revieweid tlii. teriliidalil Ii ttir.tidiiig palriy on1 the Ilhitt. Ic It Ilitoetldlel coesik!s of twvelve battallionls, ...

... SATURDAY, DECE?IBER :?o, 1837. DS1(I I~ I >: The' NEW\PORi'',Dec. 30.1 The W5esloyan Chapel of dock; this town wads duly licensed on the Gth inst. for the ce. tesio; We rtuidersdtanti~d theatat theinleeting of the G rdafle, In - at the Town Hall, on 'Thursdlay, an order was made or Athi M ir. Gieerge Bull and M~r. Robert Bryant, ot Newport, ^s co anrd Dlr. Hillier, of hltvde, licensed ...

... amC0t1?V'0 & ?,Ur0?J?M.!'0?JV0t0. JIWiM TUESDAY' I,?NDON GAZETTE. U ever (ol. I' ri1ip ?Vode1rou?e, I t?pav I'n?t?achvr1, tu Ire .MOjrJr 1?rI' rrr' , ne.,, ho exeharrge? ? i ? Jill it' Ire ?I ojer nil'! Lierirenarrl - ? eke!, lv purehane, ?? ?Vo ehoirne, who retiree. Br-i i.e ?? ?? Pnvv'er. of the Re n? Miii- r? CLilege, t' he 3lrjor iii die Arreiy. 0 x:?f:ll lI. 0 ?? e. lIrelol, ?? ?lt oll' ...

... 1?IAHK-LANE, 1?IONflAY? DEC. 26. rd This bej rig C'hrisrtmas -Day, we have nlO remarks tO ('OUrl .mak~e, aad can only: ofter, therefore, for the past week cepti rig A REVIEWi ()F THE CORN TRADF;. pest. re- ?? onda we had a good sapply of samples of Wh leat - en fon our naihbrsuring counties, but the condition was 1 inditlterenkt, the dcsmp state of the weather havhig caused * them1 to come to ...

... SATUIXDAY. I)ECElIUER 30,1837. |b T[he Rlev. James .Jtrdiue Rogersony, A. A., \ having icvigtied the cuscey of Cl-ristehttrch, after per. formilng the sacred duty of his calling for upwards ?? three years, with extraordinasy zeal arid ability in ?? exeeoaiye parish,-mrany of the inhabitents, in order to| euc her X~rbto and asatoknf Xtheu hig es scribers. An appropriate ?? was engraved on the ...

... COiUI'ETI'1'xoN AND ?UONO1'OIAJ. C ,omlsptitiOn id *I clever. civil, obliginog fieflow, ever onl ot thl it lc alert to ?? fir ib Shlirtp onll I Ustlin~g. ipijic SpIillc 01' Iidolt---t,,r li thi els aot givc iiiui-irlf ?? to s how. gioti lii. Ilc a~ccod. o t v ?? a bmvl miitl a ?? anld n~lljcj , ha ?? liv C~it iii, to stias ytin. lv i: '.vldot1i idle louti . ~cilochgl itat inlloptscinlcts, ...

... %?iaubap?0 aal ?1TlIr0?1ap'? I)00t0. I (Pio ?? g/ h o 7Z¢e~s .Paiie?. BnussL*Ls, Uscu 24.- Inm5HEIlt illajesties vwill come to tortn on the 29th.I s ¶.Ve are assnred that the eldlest sovn of the Prince - of Saxc Cubing vilil shottly marry the Princess Clemen~tine of France. I htis newv faniily al. liance, wvhich scems absolutely decided, is aseribed to hing ILeopoldl. W1e are inIfjrmlel, ...

... LORD BROUC-HAMIS PROl'TEST AGAINSTl TqCllIL LIST BILL. - ?? ?? ?O-? J-?OO1 iaio?i.?. is to Lord Brougliarir has entered upon tire Jour- ? nals of the House of Lords the following Toe PROTEST AGAlsesi FURTHER PROCEEDING WiTh ?? TIlE CIVIL LIST fILL. Dbatntient, V Firatly,-llecause it is inconsistent with every sound Re principle of legislation to make provision foe so import- C ant a branch ...

... - - .,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 ...

... 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 ? ...

... ?u0?rx. SATURDAY, 1WCI?I DEft 30, 1037. ?? 1??titiuii to tIii? kIuusi? oi Cmun?ui?, UI)(IU the ?cceii? eveut? in Canada, ni which Ilic Ibilowing i? a co~py, isn vre) ecei;;tg rite ?? of ithe Inhablitants h~ome 'mar you r pctitorers bave iheard witi feelings of the rem deep regret, of rthe re es whichl httv I burly occurred in ?? si (jattada. to do 5 ''iThat youzr petit inters dol tint preten d ...