... local jeaticts. --- - - . - - - - I2ULL GENERAL INFIRMNARY-WEEKLY l;EP011o' IN-PATIENTS. OUT PATIENT. Diehr-dcd,Ciired, &e. . D isehayged utet & .9 .drm i..tr.trgdedC..ed d , & c-.. II Admitted . 44 Remaining il thc Louse .. 9. Physinil.n Dr. Ah1ersolln.-urkeon, IMr. 1B. Craven. House-Visitor, J. T.Y'oord, Esq Chaplain, Rev. J_ Decrk. Vaccinated by the House ...

... WlVsDsoR, TUESDAY.-lorsome few days past Windsor ala its immediate neighborhood have been in a state of considerable excitement in consequence of a house known as Want's Cot- tage,' standing alone, surrounded by its grounds, at Clewer, about a mile from the town, having been reported, from the ex- traordinary noises which have been beard thereto be haunted.' The house is occupied by Mr. and ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL IN THlEClry. (F'rom the Mroranin Chronicle.) Tihc enth usiastic reception given to Lord Johin Russell in the City must revive many mortifying recollections in the minds of the Tories. It is nolwv something morc titan ten years since tlhe Tory Administration of the l)uke of WVellington and Sir It. Pcel wvats drawing to n close. W.e lenard of no putblic meetings, then, to pass ...

... I Gort, June 9, 1841. Ma. EDrTo -That our country has suffered more from the criminal apathy of her sons than the unrelenting hatred of her enemies, is a fact whies all well-thinking persons must admit and deplore; and in no instance has that indif. ference to freedom been more lamentably indicated than in that to which I am about calling your attention. Mr. Editor, in the political struggles ...

... I?DN1*;?uAv, JUNE 115, 1R41. ?? ,NItot' 0' it ~.p i~i -t-he t otrer of t;;e tc tekl of' the ('tithetirai ot Vslliloleiid asnv wvny on the 'f1st nit., after a feigilttftof torim a; hich broke oier tbe lo~an anld lasted nearly twto lo~i r . Fortunately itoli Ies sere Aft'. Leffesef, the settior lono' Lawr Celosois. sioncr, 1t is it i stated, retiredl fr- ul thalt of hiee T/it' .^f ?? icit ?? ...

... POSTSC IIIPTO ?? O FAiDA1 Y'S .l. O .VDON, C2,AtZEl'Tr'. Iranr CetAMxqelta.At>;s Ot i TCL:. JUN>E 12. ' A HIA; Qtteen h5a been gracioutsly pileased to apt- reeve ct the appointmenit It' George Ha~ter, as sqr 1'tilteipal Palintet iu titdinarg Itv ber' Mtajestv. in the icon rof htir Davir l Vilkiti U n Ort m a, JuNL 1S. 7rth flioejeno Gtit~roda-ireeet Ctd. E. Cheney, fronm haif:pay ...

... TO J. B. SMITH, ASQ. Leicester, June 15, 1841. SIR-I have frequently seen your name in connection with the anti-corn-mw leagIe, and haLvC been delighted to read your spirited addresses upon it repeal of that iniquit- ou~s and diabolical law. I have read with pleasure many siggestions and schemrnea for carrying out your important designs, yet none have ap- peared to me sufficently to show to ...

... 1 I] pe i-1 L PARL AlAM EN 1I HOUSE OJF LOR{DS-TURtSDAY. peiti oltIS iii tlavour Ofi thle t'orli -1; Is uwere p rest'uted 'bv Loerd Itul ?? 'rota plces in 1)',u'elslijre ; by the Duke o;f 'tu ol ,if frow 0 ahii't5ill 1b iceoursfhire,1 Deryibroire, and Ul n- 'tlttre- thle EaWrl ut WUitihil eot, froit m aces in Kent otl .iitln hiiifr Ut Iy Lord livailiiilit, frtin places iii York- 'dcii' v~ ]~w ...

... jq-1bal all'a tellignice. 'THE ARMY. In our number of the 22d of last August we gave, exelu- sively, the intended moves of the service Comupanies of the 6 1th, 68th, 70(1, and S9th Regimients from the West Indies anid Nova Scotia to Canada, and }which, at the time, wvas copied very generally by our contemporaries, without a word of acknowledgemet. We have now to state exclu- sively that the ...

... ( - v- UOLYWELL POLICE COURT. c~ut, v hirls ucqc~ e rrgret s \v G Pt a Charge in this inccurate in seve- i~l lrtcelrsandcalulaed o i~ec th chracter of indivi- ~ttM' We tereor, 'l~a~t I~er te fllwing lettoer on the subject, len. shall co With therrequest contained in the Tokttd DI7'oI70 of o lLIt'EIlpOOfL .IIERCURY. e- a o c as jratqn f Fr iday ast, I find that you have re- Poted 1 a1 cvri ias ...

... House of Lords. Ii' ?? Juice 7. ?? of cii ne iciegrilce iii viissiiicis (liii! ire rise liecacce Sri fcvciiieiic , ire '7 liii' sirijici rif (be tern l.ace,, ccci verviricaeeri by ?? (Ccci if it dccc, cliii Ccciii ccciii the cilicie I uhf'. iii 'lice Rail bileclilic a gave calico Iliac, cv (iii ultra cv'uiaigiir, ice iverilil icc cider a ?? is (Ice viii ci hit ii cccii (lii' ?? hug ut' din- ...

... EFFECT:S OF THE BRITISH CORN-LAWS IN AMERICA. -COTTON FACMOaRES.-In Fayetteville, North Carolina, and its vicinity, are now in operation six cotton factories. The number of spindles in them is 11,198; number of looms, 160; number of persons employed, 417; quan- tity of cotton required per annum, 4,222 bales. The capital invested is 299,000 dollars. An abundant supply of unfailing water in the ...