... t`2 ?? I 22T9??j `Y , , - -. --w14 I I I , A very heavy fall of-'snosv took, place- in -.Abe metropolis on Wednesday night; Wvi'ii'ih wa's~ Aotfd - plairtial thaw on Thusda' mr~is~, 'rddeiie de chief`1horoughifartes j idst 'impassab'le; f biltoidfnu e''ls 'Abbut. ~noon thp vri'nd~hirt'sd'o the ncrith-east~ anid the itemperatnsis ,becamb muaic,' coldei. ~'ToWards' evenn h ieei~sn 'Irapidly5 ...

... H. E ?? P ?? AM T' -4+V IE;RO - borte a ?? left work;J light was seen In One Ior' the, ?? o-orn's of thieL etnietrlshops of' Mists. Fote and Stewart,, joiners and builders, situated between Lawton- street 'gndNeWidibtfl'bridg';, tand extending nearly half that dishance~ que,, side closely adjoining the Arcade, and the other ,the backs of a rov osml weling-houises-on side of Cropper-street; a ...

... I Xcal antr 6faneral Etntelligence. v .. ?? . ?? -- - I.,@ HUDDE3&SrZELD.-On Saturday morning last, Mr. Thomas Rushworth, landlord at the Navi- gation Tavern, Shore-foot, put an end to his ex- I ictanee by throwving himself head first into a large tub of water on his own premises. A Jury has sat over the body and returned a verdict of temporary insanity. The body was interred on Wednesday. A ...

... THP agitation for as Repeal of the Corn Laws being (as we had long anticipated) at length reduced e to a mere practical form of advertisement, as ?? a-s Reform your Tailors' Bills, or the celebrated Holloway's Ointment, and not measuring more d than a finger's length of handy Whig Lords, and a Ex fficals, we can spare time from its farther ex- o posure, to follow up the consideration of ...

... PROMOTIONSRAND APPOINTMENTS. PROSTOTIONtI. Mates-Ladwrence George Halsted (for serviles its thina), anti F. Morris, to the rank of Lieutenant -the lattethW theTwseed, vice Harvey, deceased. Clerks-H. J. Q. Pinholrn (Heroine), J. R. Blltett -Al. A. Feeley, l H R. Cole,. A. Robinson, G. P. Rikceord, and T. T. Vise (of Wvinchester), to the rank of Puirse COAST GUAnIMi ?? Robert flagan, to the ...

... BUC1RINGHAMJ CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. Onl Tuesday they had a Congervative dinner h ?? pllueinilglitamnitjre, the only part of, fingjlad (ex'cept J IvapeL'f vere they will have such things now a day. utitwall a equally kind of cuncerrij not at fill' LS alulated to bring the;e. harmonious meetings into e fashion agatin. a 3 A gooild face was put on the matter. Thsy rmet at Bcin ?? and town ...

... DJEETING OF PARLIAMENT. '1hu1 followving11 notice appearedi in the o- ilAr; Chronicle, ot' Monday last;: T1ho disy on which thle Seesien begins (Thuraday, thle 2nd oil rebiluary) is new close 'it hand, It is unl- dcet toad that quesitiolls oi' impurtance alfliciirtg thle sta te ftilt! ?? will hie brotight tubvrdartlc the comnien e- -21ent. We have little doubt that Amf ADMEND3tNaTx' 10 rmE ...

... TO THE PA?U]YZERS oj'? ??JFFOLK. - IEflEB8 III. GiZNTI,T S!Nr,--Mr. Bree has corty asserted that two comparative experimuents'aIlWn, such as those I have 8ug. gested to you, cannot safford eondatire evidence of te utility of ?? decomposing the earbonate of ammo- nia, formed'durirg -the decvmposrtiofl of certain org~anic matters in a, duaghilL It seas sot-from inadvertency, as 'he sUpposes, ...

... & CHANGE IN THE ECLIPTIC OF THE EARTH. We take the following article from the New York Daily mail of the 30th Nov. It is stated to be the production of an eminent scientific gentleman connected with Yale Col- lege. The statements arc made with all seriousness and gravity :_ ThQre is certainly soeni extraordinary change going on in the solar system. Whether the result will be a speedy ...

... REPLY OF TIHE CHURCH TO SIR J. GRAHAM'S LETTER. M MINUTE Or THI GENERAL ASSEMILY S SPECIAL CODE- d MsISSIso, Adopted at a Meeting, held of date January 12, 1843. is The Special Commission of the General Assembly of e the Church of Scotland, appointed and authorised to e take charge of all transactions with reference to a settle- 0 ment of the great questions now in dependence touching r the ...

... WRECK OF A STEAMIER-24 LIVES LOST. (RosM THE LIVERPOOL ALBION.) We have been favoured with a letter detailing the loss of the steamer Monk, on the North Bank, Carnarvon, on Saturday, by which diaster twenty-four individuals have perished. We subjoin the particulars:- Carnarvon, January 8, 1843. DEAn Sia-I have just learnt that the Skimmer got aground near Beaumaris Point, and has been obliged ...

... THE MA',IIE.iw TESTIMONIAI,. (R-rom t/c Eveningq Post.) One of the most nomnerotis, respectable and influential meetings which has been held in Ireland within the pre. sent century-from whichi politics were exclided-took place on Thursday, at the Theatre-Roval, in llawkins's- street. The object was one of the most praisewortly that ever brought a body of persons together--it wvas to pay a just ...