... T - HF A-Y-b S i I THB YI'' --P. - . : WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1840. * TO OUR READERS. A IEERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR. WMIAT do Kot these words bring to the recollection?- whdre is the soul that is not moved with all thel milk of human kindness at their sound,-hbow many a .'ountenancebeams with smiles at their miention, and 'eaven to the 4nehorite it brings benignant tfioughts and ...

... MONMOUTH SPECiA, COMpIVISSION. The following is tile substance of' the account of the opening Of tile Special Cou itlissioll at Mlon- mouth which appeared in a portion only of our im: pression vesterday- (rnio-i OUR OWN RRtOnTEIIt) MONMOUT!!, TiUESDAY NIGiT. Ibilds being the (lay to which the Special Commission stood adjourned, thic court was opened at an early hour with the usual formalities. ...

... NEWARX ELECTION. [ABRXDOED VRlOM THtaNBItWARSC UM'.Erriti. Oa Thursday morning, the Solicitor-(f.-aeia, ~;r. S. rj..~ Wilde, arrived again in Newark, arid prove-!ud ion r ii. N IFv canvass where it had been I1rt iuecrp1.'tw ott thlo, iii f.oii ~ his former visit. On Saturday hie depairted fur Nlonoosih, to take his official share Of 6iuiY in thle slate triets. Tiw re- Auit oftbjs. short visit ...

... TIHE PENNY POST. A Treinury minute, dated. De.20, ?? beets issued, directing. ite mode in which the retatj Post ochosna is to be carried into eflect, comshomenceing from te ltlt Liday of Jantary neot. All letters to be sent tnder stoilp covers, of whiclh four UInds *will be provided. The scabe of weiight, already esteblishedforgeneral postlotters, to be extended to the London district and ...

... ()RIUYINAL CORRESPONDENCE. PARTY POLITICS.It T7 Ow 12)1161: tih ?? FLYI'IG-POSTl. Its Su tisT m itl, i tdi d, 1itut .itt ofU ilo - 'tialt ore tlii 5'ollosetg reitocitlitiell -ttid a tbeli, hiss iiilI' Itaiae tit il'i'tiisit SI til es Ii I m iad itIaL II o ia l Ie L IgIIa iti tot ; l I I It sti i h r' ittes t endlit I till J~,hs ittititis pIsbltio- ' I to a it th ?? st of1titietll Ott flI ...

... ` THdE MINISTRY. mee OLD ENGLAND.- It requires 'no ghost from the M grave' to announce to us tliat a speedy change of Ministry is confidently aiticipoted. We read it in every paragraph, coin- Vlat snenicotion, and leader, of rise daily press, wliethar Whig, at Conservative, orlRadical. Theoexuineus forbedns olyaper ing iii thue columns Or tire Chronicle and Glolrc, andlite dark, Str opaque ...

... _ 4 cODNE I ]LIEC . Th EHo~uraV6D '4 lord. Croftbr, will take. tboir smats on ?? esn the aaseofidling ot Folc1eip ~ h rlbiipo atr by the Conni,itc~e` bf teHue~ ob;'~l ebogtfr ward enk ohii`ydy firttdyf h, ?? wt thait Lora Normniuniy,tobgtrde1-dosued l- ?? ' jle h wljeweae noble 'Mit-fqnie'a apse6 ceyioli totrSPO The geuroiaL belief ini towin is; ?? 11bdioldvryrf after its first ?? ltodicals, ? ...

... Alorniny Chronicle nOjice, Quarter to Four o'elock. MONMOUTH SPECIAL COiMMISSION. LBY EXPRE.SS.] (s.'stoM OUIL OWN BEe'OI.Tt;}.) MONMOUTH, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. I annex a report of the proceedings which took place to-day. You will perceive that a point has been made in favour of the prisoner, which it is intended by the Court to reserve for the decision of the twelve judges. TRIAL OF MR. JOHN FROST ...

... -?01/1 VTOIROULAR. WINDSOR--WrEDNUQDAY. Thlie Qnoen promenaded foir nearly Iwo holirs th,is ?? on thie Slopes, and rll the Endt T'erree of the Castle, aecoin- jiaris'id by most of the visitors of the Canstle, nnd atteedleld by Heveral Ildic akiJ gentlemen oi the. Royal suit'. Lord Ji4ob RUssell, LorD Wil ltm Rll .JI, and the 'lon. Miss Lister, are expetaed to arrive thiks evening to join the ...

... THEJ VMIoR AArG (CHllONI(.JACL. L O N 1) 0 N: THJIUIS DA V, JA v.'UA ?? 2, 1 O,. Tlie virtnie; of' n T'Pov (-overleilret, couldl one he esitablisiledl, iitti very iilivlY le infinrred tlni whlit itS. w~vocatclt Iar'It s telto viiits ut' thn ?? aITdriiirisat'inilt- Illischicth to tlue Stliilioslid llx'ivai tlives of :I c in ge is fianrtishl hi v the ,lorinij/ ?? ol 'Yestelrd i, wh Njlih cvle ...

... SCOTTISH HOSPITAL-SCOTTISH POOR IN THE METROPOLIS. A general court of this corporation was held yesterdqy, at the Society's Flail, Craneveoisrt, Fleet-stritet. Dr. Woheter In the cheir. Regret having been frequently expressed by the governors and medical officers, thet the commnittee were not authorized to supply iedieinea to the Scottish posr wvho mighit stand in need of themn, the subject ...

... :0 At the period when we write this article. a favourable change le in the weather appears to commence. We say appears, for ai hitherto every plognostic, particularly that of a rising barometer, Y has been fallacious. However, the mercury Is at 30 in. 20 cts., the air calm and north-vesterly, and luriing twenty-four hours there hus been a gentle frost. of a degree or two, notwithstlnding it ...