... C . I U U U i -I I , a $ t I Sg - Tint GREATLpQlD TH UR'LOTbrw had ?? sepompendator5 1ytter of ay. yg gentle- manifcE a.iving in' h~bs lord~ship~p'gI~. ?? ?? ,ie'.;rc~onWeader, ti.biktiae, g ztg paty, aid.to~is~seere. st~arynrithiwbose a&ttiipadace ~ie rarely 4i~sple~sd . ':'sl~owhim 4i's! Sthe 07,cxd t4 e'for prefermentf puthilfthreagh ifie. dof, ?? ss4 andi:redoln wlatw as'then ,chiesta e, ...

... If I ?? hint to an impartial writer, it would be to tell him his fate. ighe reoolves to venture upon rthe dargerous precipice of telling usbiaosed eruth, let him proclaim was with manikind d to meode te payis de pjlett-ntiter to give nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men they fall upon hi with the iron hands of the law; if he tell, their vrtmes, when theyhare any, tho thenob ...

... FIRE AT HARIR(W SCHOOL. A fire hurst out oil Monday evetting in the retired village of Harrowvon-the-Hill, which is likely to be 1 tng remembered by the nei!hbotrln)od for the exten- sive devastation which it occasioned. Filutx it originated ctnnot at presept he ascertained ; some say that it was ovfriu to the carelessness with which one of the scholars Uted his candle in his private room alid ...

... * ives, short hint to an impartial writer, it would be to tell him Ifl hresolves to venture upon the dangerous precipice of telling unbiassed truth, let him proclaim wvar wth mankind & 1nto hde Ie paps dr p ithe tol give nor Mato take uar~ter. If he tells the crimes of geca see, tey fll pon im wth he ion andsof he law,; if he tell. thir virtues, wshen theykave any, then the moh attacks him ...

... POSTS C RIPT. LOIN DON, Saturday MAo0nijig, February 3, 1838. An express from Falmouth in this morning's Chronirle brings news of nnucli interest from America. All pro. ceedingst up to the 5th are noticed elsewhere, but o) that day President Van Buren presented a mcssage respecting the destruction of the Caroline to the House of itepre- sentatives, which was followed by a short but very ...

... SUPPRESSION OF THE REBELLION. In our second edition of last week we communicated the news which had been generally looked for, and which was brought to England on Saturday morning last by the Great Western. We will now repeat, as briefly and succinctly as possible, the substance of that news as given in the columns of our daily contemporaries, and of the official despatches from Sir John ...

... MISCELLAEO L -- I THE HAaVEsT.-In the memory of the oldest man, SC. cording to the report of a contemporary, there has not been so unequal a harvest as the present. In many places the wheat crop has been particularly abundant, and well saved, and with respect to the whole of the homne counties, Kent, Essex, Surrey, Sussex, Middlesex, Herts, Bucks, the crop is about a fair average of corn, ...

... A coroner's inquest was held on Thursday evening at the Goat Tavern, Chenies street, Tottenham-court-road, befbre Mr Stirling, on view of the body of Miss Sophia Morland, aged 72, sister of the celebrated painter George Morland.- Miss Mary Ann Ward, of' 49 Portland place, Edgeware read, deposed, that she had for several years inown the de- ceased, who resided in the front room on the second ...

... THE REGISTRATION.-The Standard says, The bold attempt is made to deny the Conservative gain upon the present registry. If to speak the truth be a proof of boldness, we plead guilty to the charge. The Standard feels the force of our statement. We deny the Conser. vative gain upon the present registration, and we do so upon the very best ?? Chronicle.- The same journal has made the following ...

... M-IS E A S --I MISCELLANEOUTS. I LORD DURHAX AND THE FRENCH PREss.-The Journal des Debats of Tuesday last has an able article on the subject of Lord Durham's resignation. After a suc- cinet statement of the state of Canada previous to his ppoilltmnent, our French contemporary proceeds to de- scribe the effects which followed his arrival in the colony. Tihe tribute of the Jsurnel des Debats to ...

... The Sirius steamer, which left New York on the 30th ult., arrived on Monday at Portsmouth. She brought Canada news down to the 26th ult. According to an article in the Blffalo Advertiser, the last hope of the rebels and pirates had been extinguished by a signal de- feat, with the loss of colours, leaders, &c. The scene of the event was the Short Hills, in the Niagara district. Some papers ...

... DocToR HOOKI AND HsS SERMwo'r.-The Times of Tuesday published a letter signed W. F. Hook, D. D., dated from his vicarage at Leeds, asserting in the most positive language that he had not been prohi- bited from preaching in the Chapel Royal, and that he had no reason to suppose that her Majesty was other- wise than pleased with what he stated in his sermon. Notwithstanding this, however, ...