... ilghtr than0 wos last ?? noted, hut th,, cttablilhrid advance hI ftfmra Id. to lid. upon aildeseriptlents. Teeoo ateaiakt eca speaking. Is fair. (Per atone of' Allis. sinkinog the offal. i flee( ?? 36. to 411. lOd. ?? 41dtc(ICM. ij Slutton ?? 21. to e I.. ...

... the fiiundation of tE becais preent anhappy IuI Hec recretied that public prints, ba~th at opera homae aad abriiad, hod, In speaking -au Whs subject, advocated thie i plon adoption of rigoroas and relatiaie measures, forgetting that a then ;~vust close might ...

... scou ring the i ntcrlor . ithou t being ablel to pu rchase a osenle bap. thet It Is tsue the teast lteters from Yerskshire speak of an improvement ant teeth in the wool and cloth business; but priers there must undergo a M decided advance before our usual ...

... fear, if the picture were new lo be drown, we mast even use more sombre shades. On ev~ery bland, merchants and manufacturers speak In terms ofdespondeney, and almost of dismay. They are pressed down with the long eon. ?? of a ~ftciet dematid, and of conseqoent ...

... Lord Mayor's dinsier at the Mansion- th, House, on han 20th ult., N1. Guizot, Clot French Ambassa- th dor, who is said to speak very excellent English, on the a itealih of tse Ambassadors present being drank, spoke 46 I nearly as fellows :-His excelletncy ...

... eloquest address, of course, must lose a portion of the warm interest excited by Its deliveryr but the facts and statements will speak for themselves. I Adverting to the reflections ungenerously cast upon the Baptist Wtes- sionaries in Sir Charles Metcalre's ...

... apparent and suf. I ficient to account for the fact. The one Is, that the storm has spent I Its fury, or, perhaps, more properly speaking,--all, or nearly all, that have not strength to weather it out, have sunk under It. The E, ruinous effects of the extreme ...

... Cunningham then gave evidence that a lady told hout she heard Lord Cardigan say to another lady (s c that his own hoasse, speaking of the Captains Iteynd OTIOhOn it never enter into my hasuse as long as i Ilve. He told this tO t ehitl re soner. Major Mosse ...

... sales ?? Fri- day are estimated at 0,(A60 to 11,600 bags, all to the ?? accounts from the United States, received to-day, speak generally of injury having been sustained by the crop in many districts. This circumstance, combined with the continued improvement ...

... bales, of which 335 were from Ger- many, and the rest from Mogadore. Accounts from Sydneyof yester. day's date continue to speak favourably of the great Increase in the docks of the new settlements, whence we shall evidently be, ere the lapse of many yearF ...

... world. The manufacturers of other countries are only S le apprehensive that we should change our system of taxing food: I it speak oniy of the manufacturers;. the consumers arc of a different oi inopinion. r Is it your opinion that, other things being equal ...

... were from Sydney, 447 from Spain, 47 from the Cape of Good Hope, and 15 from Belgium. Accounts of October last from Sydney speak generally in favourable LE termas of the weather in the interior, by which the condition of the Ler ,flocis appears to have ...