... DREADFUL COfIJPLAGRAT1ON AT DAVIS'S WHARF, TOOWEY STREET. .. . .. - . . I tFl AVr, A LIIM AIa.IOs Czar 5 . One of the mostdcstructive fires that have occurred in the metropolis since the great fire at Fcnnitog's Wharf, near t London Bridge, in the autumn of 1135, burst forth at about I halftpast six o'clock on Thursday morning, in the extensive oil and turpentine stores at the back of the ...

... I PERSECUTION or THE PROTESTANT CLERGY. I r-ope qua op OurViceroy (says the Tipperary Consfillioni' is re- starl 8p. ported to have stated in his place in the House of Lords, that Bell ing no clergyman of the Bistablisbed Church had received StlOl ome either insult or injury during his administration. In our aith, t last we furnished a list of those clergymen, who, during the it w last few ...

... . . .. - . e - f ee An amusing work under the title of The veteran, or 40 easy years in the British Service by Captain John Hardy, 47th Fit Regiment, has just made Its appearance in the publishing of tb world. Captain Hardy, It appears, was at Gibraltar at the let hi time of the mutiny, and as the father of Her present Majesty satisf was governor at the time, and his conduct has been a good ...

... From the London OAZETTPhw of Dec. 26 and 29. Aror. me twson oow- rIn lDECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. in, !ir John Gillingham, Farringdon-street, publican. al Thotmas Skelton and John Skelton, Gerrard-street, Soho, un e oilmen. pu 115 BANKRUPTCY SCPElSEDED. Pr[ r[ James Driver, Cambridge, furrier. li lle BANKRUtlPTCY ENLARGED. all es David Boast, London-rontl, Surrey, chemist & druggist. sir tL. ...

... DERBY MEONHASM' tNSTZTON. Mdr. Douglas Fox gave hig third and concluding Lecture GI on the Insltincts of Animals last evening, (Tuesday.) It El has been particularly gratifying to see a large asseirblagea of persons of different classes at each of those lectures, as It evidently slhews that a taste for the beauties and wonders of f, creation is Increasing in this town. Mlr. For observed that ...

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... JMES.AGE OF TH.E PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. The New York packet sHip Independence, which arrived p' ot Liverpool on Al onday afternoon, has brought the message Is of the American president, Van Buren on the opening of d the second session of the 25th congress of the United States. g, After observing that the condition of the foreign relations w of the union hat not materially changed ...

... EIUlBY MIEBRC1RJ 1Y I WEDNSBDA'r, VA NUANT 3, I B 2 | he i'roprietor' of th1e PDiiBy AMrUCURY, ill icetinq h is S'ucbyribere and Adverti.sing Friend@ 0)5 t1Ie commtencemen~tt of the N'ew Year, takes the 5tta opportunity of r'espectfuslly thanking them for the h patronagae evtended to that Journal during the past fo twelve moniths. 7The increased amount of their favtors will u'sje hires to ...

... Y ItMPEAL Ulf l11i9 UtNIULNK (Fromn the Dublis uerning Mit.) h What we have to say on this subject we shall preface with T a few confident wordslet drop~by the Earl of Al1ulgrave ills mI Is place in the House of Lords on Monday, the 27th ult t-.- ad The house, said the noble Earl, should al s bear ir n 1 mind the situation of the popular party in tha t country, ,j which, for the first ...

... IFOREIGN INT'ELLIGENCE. CANADA. nose ~~~~~~~~CANADA. Derh tree, A Supplement to the London Gazette of Tuesday Rih to XI the contains the Dispatches above alluded to from Sir John It a' tire Colborne. We give the principal passages his e Lthey [ Ilead Quarters, Montreal, Nov. 29, 1837. ad nee. lVLO RD, paris heir I have the honour to acquaint you, for the information stl ards of the General ...

... uza:-r AWD TMt3E DUCmSEss OP KENT.-AS BS every ne, possessing truly Mitish feelirg, must appreciate eng the if bduet of our young Queen and her mother, we doubt eng noty tit the following lnstanceoof that virtue to whiieb we rail havo lude abovc., will prove, as it ought,' of interest to Ba our re-ers. 'About two years iinecj dien'tH Qui dii d 'PP the Dlih4i5ess of Kient wete sediding at ...

... TUESDAY. Rt Nominations for the St. Leger Stakes of 50 sovy. each, h ft., be three years old colts Bat 71b., and fillies 8st 21b. The owner of the second horse to receive 100 sovs. out of the P; . takes.-St. Leger Course. 69 subscribers. Vi Sir C. Monck's fby.Langar, dam by Whisker. Mr Chilton's c Peter the Great, by Voltaire-Dr. Syntax H ?? Osbaldeston's b c Allerston, by Brutaindorf. of ?? ...