... ,I T I k lT;R 47 AN9S 3EIUnT. ?? 'tke Coerier qf !Theaddia.)' .t.,aisst' egift. an important one in thic annals of tii Wei, MW.ti' Chriesg ean, .thetson of the groeat supporter of 9WDwury, made what may be terimed his dpevt before a 'tondo'kidienee son the boardsof this'th:reaere; a.bfr thossfi li:~vt ts~o forlner.p~eriode, pertfi'iieli' on' the snelope-' :lsate, he w as theito young. that ' ...

... ROYA.L COLLEGE OF -VSURG OsPNfl- MjcYI I - - - LAWS. I The committee appointed-by the college to prepare a lbli for the regulation of the practice of Pharmacy presented their report, at an unusually large meeting of the college, on Tuesday. The suggestions were agreed to without a dies. ientient voice, and there was. but one opinion.as. to the ne- eessity of adopting the most vigorous and ...

... MARRIED. On the 6th instant, at Machen, in the County of Monmouth, Mr Thomas Davies, of Gallygoadog Bed- v.elty, to Miss Howells, only daughter of the late Mr Howell Howells, of Gwailodwain, Bedwclltv, in the above county. On the same day, Mr Wm. Watkin Edwards, of Lanvabon, Glamorganshire, to Miss Lewis, only daughter of Mr Thomas Lewis, of Machen, Monmouth- shire. Jan. 8, at Enfield, the Rev ...

... AFFAIRS~ OP CAN~IADA. The ?? is given hy the Courier as the summary of the latest intelligence received from Camuda at the C01olui:Ll Oflic:- Montreal, Dec. 1.3. The long-expected movement Upon Grand Bruml is at last made. This morning the force desiftied for the expe- dition left town, colsistinlg (Will) thosc already posted at St. Martin) of tile Royal regiment, under Col. SVe-heralf, K. ...

... I NTi:LIAI;EN('E i'1i?ni ?? NA DA. IO ?? frimmi I .ommdm ''it i'fl'ji.tl.mv tm iii,' titim lJ' cetobit lmt, 5 m!''m'm?im lit mli.?mmim'lm fimom, 1'mr limlin ( 'mmllmmmrtmm' to Lord iii liii, ?? ''jog a re?'m'mt feimo' t 'oimto'l (hint memmi dated Cm ole ?? ?? lr'f i)m' 'mmmfmm'r. ll''timre imeoceemilmi.' to riotlem' I' thin mmmiii' ?? 'ii ,m''mjiimmtit to Ilmi' ltd i)rem'ttmbt'r, we,' lii rm ...

... THEs news from the Canadas will be found fc pretty copiouesly reported it another page. It is of a mixed character; but the general conclusion drawn en from it is, that the Government is triumprhant, and that fo the insurrections in both the provinces will for the pre- sr sent be put down. WI IN Upper Canarda an insurrection broke out, ca apparently with very little preparation, but which at ...

... REGISTER.BOOK OF SHIPPING. TO T1IF EDITOR OF THlE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-British mercantile enterprise is the admiration of all : the more unshackled and free trade with our colonies and foreign countries is placed the smore extensive will he the influence alid power of this country. Viewing the shipping interest as standing second to none in importance to thc country, I crave the attention ...

... M? 1 FT -I S F- , , -? ? U? 3,? s, I p ef. --I ? 4 a , . LONDONT, T'fUESDAY, JAN 9. 'J ho annexed important letter from Bayonne is copied from the Afonieg ChMrmnicle. Of the .correctness. of the statement which it contains we jave no means of torming a correct opill- ion. We are on!y certain that the main body of the ?? esxpedition was commanded by Doui Basilio Garcia, wwhosc dercat would be ...

... SPIRITUAL I oituttiOT in eanaba. On Sunday last, Sermons were preached at Scul- coates church in the morning; St. John's in the afternoon; and Christ church in the evening; in which the spiritual destitution of the inhabitants of the British Province of Upper Canada, was powerfully depicted by the Rev. WVm. BETr RIDGE, the deputation from the late Bishop of Quebec, the Bishop of Mont. real, ...

... DrNNER AT CARLISLE TO SIR JAMES GRAHAM. I IAbridged from the Carlisle Patriot.) On Thursday evening the dinner which had been an-. nounced to be given to Sir James Graham, by the Conser- vatives of East Cumberland, took place at the Bush-Inn, in Carlisle. The room in which the dinner was served would not con- veniently hold more than 250 persons; but after dinner upwards of 800 persons ...

... 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 ?? ...

... HALZIFAX. , HAND LOOM WEAVERS.- In the parish of Halifax, an immense quantity of stuff goods are . made, called lastings; that great bodily exertion is required in weaving them, will be evident from the following statement; yet, notwithstanding this, the wages of the weavers has been reduced upwards rof seventy per cent. during the last fifteen years. The length and weight of the weft, which ...