... 7?1- 7?7? ? 1 ? ?? .% ? -: o?? ?11 ,, A ' 'A ?? ' '11' J, ?? . ' 'L ?::m AM il?, 11 W I 6 1, .1 Itij saidjj that, Lo'r&,Meihbtirfie is, ?? nteatin ereta monum i ctc ?? luhe. ih Pr Sir t Ve ?? ?? ?? .The. eidy. fh-therA '-Coalwb inri i ob et ..son~dfrodm~ Thu ersa:the 9tut XDa h,3 ! Pu aL O'oc hah tiseitekrceiventh ae in House of Com %o'n ZHeny,. .nd etioroiishiesaiiy ?? |-2 v XimursstetntM. ...

... 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 ...

... P1RIVATE CORIRESPONDENTC (From our S1wCil 1 Corr.eposdeut.) LoNO-N, o TUESES)dAY Mt NIN(. This is an extremely dull season of th yl ear for tile dis'emination of local niews, the Clubs hein, literaily deserted , and the lnli(sters en- joying a portion of relaxation preparatory to entering upon the duties of w*hat is likely to be oneof tihe most interesting and important ses- sious onl record. ...

... GALLANT CONDUCT OF TiM COAST GUARD ., A . T' ST:; AN!DAEWS D RESCUM OP1A B'B1G 'AND THSRTEi3EN MEr.-We have had several Opportunities of remarking upon- the prompt and' successful efforts of Lieutenant Cor and-his 'Coast Guard iin-rescuing a vessel and mrene froim- 'stlatand.-:destruction,'- or in assisting, as on a recet miurnful occasioti: to secuie property and 'assist sufferers whenia ...

... IMEATHI rNDEPENDENT CLUB. * MTlse;ClihB mef~on- the 30th' instantC, pursuint t'o adjourn- ment, ,at -Brady's hotel,' Navan, for the purpose of selecting a tandidate to. be supported-by them at the ensuing election, in the room of Mr. - Morgan OCGonbell. ?? .Sir F-. M'DONNELtL senior'vice-president, ?? the ichair ! :He~said 'he-feltproud of presiding at: a .meeting ofitbat influential and ...

... SPIRIT OF THE PUI3LIC PRESS. RECENT PROCEEDINTGS OF TIIE CHURC *l.OF SC'O I LAND. (Mvont the E.rernlocr.) The Church of Scotland has lately been the theatre of proceedings which have not only created vast excitement In lioe north, but are likely ere they terminate to prove of more ex- tenrded interest, from the new and strihing light they are calculated to throw Qtl the nature of ...

... 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 ...

... 1D i ROSS, ESQ., AND THE DOWN DECLA. I I ~~RATION. TO THE EDITOR OP THE NORTHEtIS WIttG. Rosstrevor, Dec. 29th, 1639. StB-Some friendly hand-possibly yours-has sup- .plied me with the Northern Whig of the 16th, containing a very powerful expostulation on the subject of my diffe- rence with brother Liberals; and I have since been fa- voured with a copy of the Vindicator of the 25th, wherein t ...

... MERCURY OFFICE, FIrV O(CLOCK. The Gazette contains an order for the elevation of D)r Bo A stead, Bishop of Sodor and Mann, to the va- cant Bishopric of Lichfield. We have no foreign intelligence of later date than yesterday; even the *nails from Lisbon and H1am- burgh have not yet arrived. The cantain of the Baltimore, wbich is arrived at ?? with New York papers to the 5tb December, as ...

... 1 ; ST~PANCE.. With the exception of some details of the engage. ments which took place on the 14th and 15th ult. between the French and the Arabs in the neigh- bourhood of Belida, and for which we shall en- deavour to make room, the Paris journals of Sun- day contain no matter of interest. The most com- plete indifference respecting the proceedings of the Chambers prevailed in Paris. The ...