... -A RitNGd- &es ~IE¶RUCTVE FI REs. I AO0NI HUNDURE THOUESAND, F OUNDW ..WORTHE OF po( I- PIWP~~~tRtY C EMDMD)ELAriWHOLY LOBS Wto r- O~~ HUMAN LIFE. gre I Is our painful duty this week to notice, amongst the Me, oth rnewsof the week~arecurrence~of thoseinelanchflly ,~I -di tesby fire, for which, about the. corresponding to 1 j.erd oflast year, Liverpool ?? so MUchunfenvfiable at n otrity. ...

... B13STOl POST - OWPZCE. Should Letter, MAILS. Arrives Dispatch. be receives at ed at posted with before fees tiO H5 . 1 5. f. 5.. 55. First London ?? 11 A. 8 10 Al. M. 10 7 4B First ?? 22 A. !. 2657 P.MA. 157 2 7 Bath and Keynoham. 7 52 A.)M. .4 S0 P.SI. 3 30 4 0 Second North ?? 9 43 A. M. 4 42 P.D. 3 42 4 1l Stroud ?? 101 1A.M. 4 14 P.M. S 14 3 44 ?? P.51 3 20 P.H. 2 20 259 Devonport ?? 2 10 v ...

... h. OPNERAL COYNTV IMEETINO -& Stm JAMEIFS GRAIIAM's NEW (1URiiCit BItLf. On Ti'iul'diin it ?? eg f the ueindhidol's, Coluinvissiflc'M ol'Sup.. ply, aind Junstices of Peace, was heldI III hol 0outtt- I lottoc. Oil thle motion of .91r Michael Btruce, Riober't Granton Esq. of 'flivi'fo~, ti h Colielelni of thle Counity, woo called to the ehllo' who ?? the objeoct oft IIe Ilvect III , ?? towns to ...

... PRtESBYTERIY OV GARlIOUII. This reverend body met at lesch. oil M ednesday hit, for the pur- pose of moderating in o call to the liev. Adorn Mitchell, Preacher of 1 the Gospel, to the church and parishi of Ilnsb, in pursonaice of a prior deliverance of Presbytery. The Couot-cotoprislhig the whole 1ieill. g bers of the Prebbytery-niet at eleven o'eltuct, iln the Huheul.room, and, after ...

... .O N T It E X E.W LtGMI?. To Mew EDITORt ojf te AnInlitiN JoUtItNAL. $a and S lit-ror ton days past thle equanimity of tile Dircctore Of Olhn 00r GAs Liour CosirANY bas been disturbed by the threatenedI opposition ot a New Company, lits the course of formation, ostensibly be, for the ouppiy of Gas uipon cheaper terms than they eit presentfurnish it. pi flow far the new Concern is likely to ...

... COmImrTED TO DERBY COUNTY GAOL. Steph~en Needham, of Shirland, charged with stealing from Amber Mill, a quantity of slheet lead, the property ot William Eaton Mouisley, Esq., of Derby. Richard Pow;bke, of Smalley, charged with stealing from the eson of Matilda Else, one silver watch; and also with steal- ing one pair of shoes, the property of John Hemingway. Geerge Smith, Joseph Broadhurst, ...

... Robert Wilcosk, of Eckington, committed to hard labour fisr six weeks, for maliciously breaking the windows of Wm. Sale's house. Thomas Alsop, of Glossep, committed to prison for two mostss or pay 21. and costs, for an assault upon Elizabeth Alsop, his wife. Henry W~ratson, of Cremford, committed to hard labour for one month, for vlagrancy. 'Xhos. Pollard, of Ileanor, committed to hard labour ...

... EAST INDIA HOUSE, A Quarterly General Court of Proprietors was held yesterday at the East India House, Mr John Cotton in the chair. The minutes of the last Court having been read, ?? CHiAIRMAN informed the Court, that the di- vidend warrants for the half year would be ready for delivery on the 6th January. He also stated. that in compliance with a resolution passed at the last Court, the ...

... CHARITY WORIRI]OLTs, A special meeting of the General roo 't WVorkbouse was held on Friday, to ta I t lb, derition-Ist, The minoute of C'nonai ?? rra; to confer with the Town Caoullrij u 0aPPIootd . posed poor's bill for liquidati,,n or tinpon i o 51 thil e fl o 1 1 Institution ; anld 2d, The clsion Of t Ih In Water Company for water to theo Q PlinlOirOOII which had been referred to Mlr flack ...

... IThle Alonritenr of Monday contains a paragraph of apparently the most ordinary kind, but whiche, A our, Paris letter states, iq deemed of very sing~ulr mori import-namiely, that thle IKing has caused to be purchased for his several private lib raries, copies of carf the Marquis dea Custine's celebrated work I'Ruasia the in 1839.' When the displeasure, am ounting to ton rage, with which the ...

... INFERNAL MACHINERY AT TlHE SIEGE OF BARCELONA. Madrid, Dec. 6. The Espeetador of this morning publishes the following remarkable letter from an officer sta*. tioned at Barcelona, respecting the scientific mode in which thefitmanzciar of that capital car- ried ml the war lately. The principal is said to have been a Belgian engincer officer, who con- ducted the defence during tile siege. ?? ...

... I r II a F I I r n 1, 0 r, 10 r, A It le r. ;o re I, f r, I . T, A It- e, 11, .1I M n- 1). A, Y. Its !tl I r, II. ier n- in ??T t S, :F, Lor.D IeMo'S Fox lHouhDs. - These hounds met on Monday week at Rilffirgton, alhere were cear embled a numierous field of sportsnee from both t sides of the lorder, Trying t down the Tweed bankkse E ice to tie Newbigtyen cover, a fine old dog fox Was there ...