... :-i v-O-l-FOR OHRISA 1839.-- I it NOWl-FOR CHRISTMA8,v1 (AN ummTATION.) Now-does the Christian community rejoice il the advent of the holy season, and pray for the regeneration of all -men. Now-do withered of. fections blossom -yet once more in the heart, and old bonds. of fraternity and friendabip are renewed.. Now-do little boys gather and surzise abote large slides, and wonder that ...

... jlrorznng chronlicle Qffife, 71o O'ClOCk. 11-ON-IoOUTH SPECIAIA COMMI1SSIOSN. i ? LBY EXPR'SS.] (OD1 OUI1 OOWN RE1PORTER.) (iRO OU1C MONMOUTH, 'fnISSDAY. Iroccwd wiil 111 ret ortoftilt trial of M)r. iFrost, whieh still be ?? iiuteresti I. tve oulv to remark i e crowds around the court-house have in sol.0e t! inc reased ; anid as to thle interior it would be nc- imponssible to maiutiniis a ...

... th MrMOIR -ON THlE RAPIT) A5NIi EETENSIVE CicANSSES IVWIrEi MAV441 ICE TAKEN PLACE AT THE ENTRANCE TQVTHE IL1VEft AS~t=I, AND THlE MEANS N01V ADOi'TEDS FX)R ESTAa311*1IsNG A3C pr( EASY AND DIRECT ACCESS FOR VESSELS RXSORT1N.-Uwi TH5EiETO.-)5Y JOS. BROOKS YATES5 F.AS., Wmi~c.. T. sar1 Read befei e ther Litcrary aend Phi19sephita1 SSalyefipe~ At a meeting of this society, held during th & last ...

... I I In the latter part of February last, as Mr Robert Thitei;Hl, captain of the brig Ann) of London, ned Oef Mr Francis Hill, l, ofSrhorough,, waswprocee e t esse, then lying (off ogadore, along with semnada captain of another'ship, thehboat was mmdoe.They were got, on shore, and Mr Hill r1 estored. to -aninamatiola. but died shoon afterwards. .e was 33mmeoal'o ey Te Thesailor was drowned, and ...

... 2EIELVAsT NE4'ThETTER. BELFAST, FRID)AY. JANUARY 3. WE have extracted from the London pap.ers of Mon- day and Tuesday several articles of foreign intvlligence which are rather of an interesting nature. AFFAIRS OF THE EAST.-Thie Constantinople ceorres poadent ofthe 3irniny C'hroesic, in a letter dated Dec. 4, annouces that M. Avedik, the dragoman of the Capitan Pacha, wvho made his escapo from ...

... PLAN OF THI PENNY POST, WHICH IS TO COMMENCE OPERATION ON FRIDAY NEXT, THE 10th DAY OF THE PRESENT MONTH, JANUARY. Although many of our readers may know that the penny whi postage will commence on Fridlay next, they nsay not be alftl aware of the process. People, in gnrl xetta thil stamped envelopes, stamped wvafers, or some such ad- of S ouncts, will be ready for delivery before the 10th inst ...

... 'I .. 5 . --- -7 Ifittrrolfs. I . .. .I . .. - . . I . Mr. Ewart has declined the inyitation to come forward for Marylebone at the next election. Mr. E., however, intends to try his luck at Dumfries. Friday's Gazette contains a notice that writs have been issued for electing a temporal Peer of Ireland, to succeed to the vancancy made by the de- mise of George, Earl of Kingston. YORK ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL DUBLIN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 140. Our readers will recollect that, in the report of the committee appointed to carry into effect the resolutions agreed to at the meeting of the 28th ultimo, it was recommended that every county, city, town, and parish in Ireland should meet on Sun- day, the 12th of January, to prepare an address to the Queen, declaring their readiness to ...

... ILORD. NOIMANB I & THE BIRMINGHAM I I MAGISTRATES. X I | CO RUE SPOND DENCE. Temple-street, BiBmingham. Nov. 24. MY. LonD,-I am desired very respectfully to recal your lordship's.attention to the subject of the inquiry recently instituted by her Majesty's government (through Mr. Dundas) into.. the conduct of the borough magistrates during the late riots in Birming- ham; and to inform your ...

... 1 -s, ., V ,s-. . : i I RF. Atl f if, re'. SALUF! 'OPULI LX, .SibPRREAIA. FRIIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1840. LIVERP'OOL ANTI-CORN-LAW MEE lING. - . . I A correspondent, whose note is published in ano- ther cohimn, has expressed his surprise at the appa- rent apathy of our townsmen on a subject which now agitates the kingdom from one extremity to the other. For his satisfaction we have to intbrm him, ...

... ~eds I !2eees It at NO-POPERY. eI0 The M'Neiles, MIGhees, and &Fotestant Association rate people have done good service to the cause of civil and uould religious freedom, by augmentiag the obstacles which [I10 stood in the way of Sir Robert Peell accession to office. gush bblo A few months ago the Right Henl. Baronet, when pre- Ial tending to explain tna fall of his Ministry of a day, ad- ?? ...

... NEWCASTLE, JANUARY II ,NEWFCASTLE,;-..,ANMARY sat I The Nacional (Lisboti paper) states that ac- ?? base ween receied, via Bibh, of the capture Of 4four Portuguese Sassvls, all with Illicit cargoes, by the British cruisers on the coart of Afriea. From a siew letter, published in the Eco Je Arragon, it would apoear that General Espartero had completely identified himself with his chief of the ...