... 6aoreti fl_ tcIfignice. _ =- _- _ _- UNITED STATES. The Baltimore, C'aptain James Funck, has arrived at Havre from New York, with letters and papers to the 5th of December; bitt, the public ;vill be disappointed to learn, does not briny the President's Message. Con- gress assembled on thee2dl of Decemtber. butadiscussion arose on the organisation of the House of Representas tives, which ...

... II ov ipol cl+re. I [The E'd itors do sot hlld Iheinselris responsible for the sen. - meets contatned iso thwe letters of their Correspondests.2 To hre LEDITORS of the MANCHESTER TIMES. GENT ll1ltEN :-Through the medium of your paper I beg leave to call the attention of the authorities to the state of the footpath opposite AlI-Saint's Church, Oxford-road, where several accidents have happened ...

... Zbe eampallion. A RecrPE Fot. MiNT JULeP.-I must, however, des- cant a little upon the mint-julep, as it is, with the ther- mometer at 100 degrees, one of the most delightful and insinuating potations that ever was invented, and may be drunk with equal satisfaction when the thermometer is at 70 degrees, Tbere are many varieties-suichl as those composed of claret, madeira, &c.; but the ingredi- ...

... -_--Koral Enalligma. s IlMEETINGS 01 CREDITORS, . A4t ti/e coiwi.siotswslo , Rais, Saist James's Squarc, Back t ?? itJl/rcester. lilt. G '20. e. Gerrarl & Co. Manchester audit & fur. jt. div. 11 _7. S. Buckley, fStalybridge, assignees 11 7 7. J. Bntterworth, Ashlton-uider-Lyne, last exam. -1 _ 7. w). Greenwood, Rochdale, last eaon. 2 . 7. ?? Rartk Nortbwvich, last exalu. - 7,. A. Howvard, ...

... AN EXECUTION IN MANCHESTER, AT THE BEGIN.NING OF THE 17TH CENTURY. From Guy Fawkes, by Mr. Ainaaiorth, in Bentley's .lVisccllany. More than two hundred and thirty years ago, or, to speak with greater precision, in 1601, at the latter end of June, it was rumoured one morning in Manchester that two seminary priests, condemned at the late assizes under the severe penal enactments then in force ...

... MEETiNG OF HAND-LOOM WEAVERS. A meeting of this body was convened in St. George's ifFields, and subsequently by adjournment at the Church Tavern, St. George's 1Usd on Thursdlay, fur the pur- pose of receiving the report of the deputation appointed to wait upon the Mayor and other authorities of the town woitis a memorial from the hood-loom weavers represent- ing the extremity of their present ...

... IMARRIED.-On the 17th o1t., at prestwich, OMr. Granville Hershawv, book-keeper, to Mliss Saoah (;rtaves Thomas, both of Primrose Hill, Greeuacres Mloor, Oltlam.-On the 22d ult., at Rochdale. 'Mr. James Barratt, New Bank, Shaw, Oldiham, to -Miss Jane Ogden, of the same ?? the . id unt., at Prcstwich, Mr. Joseph Edward Dixon, of West- street, Oldham, to Miss Eliza Heap, of Lower Mloor, Oldham. ...

... J'Ai0cellancouo. I Tuesdlaysb Gazelle announces tihe appointmient of Dr. Jamites Bowstead, Bishop of Sodar anid Man, to the see of Lichiteld. The gold dust robbers yet remain in Newgate, where, itis probable, they will lie till Februarv, the judges not having decided uti toe points of ?? raised in their fa- vour at tile late sessiolis of tie Central Criminal Court. Nothing nets to report. A ...

... THE LiBERAL PARTY. To the EDITORS of the 3M1ANCHESTER TIME& . GOcNTo.EBIEo,-iVjt1h your permission I purposeadlss- ing a few remarks to my fedlow-towvnsmen on a s;ubj tin which every liberal is more or less interested. Proc to thle openfing of the borough the tories took care not only to shew their power, but also to cause it to be felt by every man whose circumstances brought him within the ...

... MCNMOUTH -SPECIAL COMMISSION. I MiON\O.lOY'H, WEchtEslAy NIG1T. I annex a report of thle proceedings which uck piace| to-dc.' You will perceive that a potitt bas beeni made in frvolir ot tile prisoner, which it is juteuided by the Cou: t to rescrve for the decision of the twelve judges. TRIAL OF MR. JOHN FROST. T'he prisouer lens piaced at the bal preciely at litie I'C lock. M r. Tillbot open ...

... IPROFESSOR E. TAYLOR'S LECTURES ON I I ITALIAN VOCAL HARMONY. The third lecture of this very interesting course on the vocal harmiony of the different Italian schools in the sixteenth century. was delivered in the lecture room of the Atienwumn on Sae irday evening, when the auditory was even muore nmonerous than on previous occasions. H-laviug referred to the principal topics of his preced- ...

... INFANT EoUcATIlrN.-A public examination of the childrlel of the Vicioria Ilnlfts' School tork place in the Halil of the Mechaueis Institution, ou Wednesday, under the superinteudenice of Mr. Wiiderspiu, the lue- turer on the infanlt systemn. A moost numerous and re- spectable audience were present, and were hihlly enter- tained fir more than two hours by a display uf Mr. Wilderspin's niethod ...