... not only covered with floating ice, but it is heaped one piece above another, rendering it al- mnost impossible even for the hardy canoemen of Point Levy to eross. QUEBEC SuFrERERS Bv TEE FIRES.-The immense quanti- ty of clothing and household stuffs of ...

... their iutsrest to give H. D. a trial, and let the quality speak for it-Mrlf. Ills Grounds are open, and the Plant* healthy, hardy, and well-rooted. His FRUIT-TREES are the choicest sorts ; FOREST ami ORNAMENTAL TREES, SMRITUS, very file THORN QUICKS. FASTOLFF ...

... t. Hart.. Francis Chute, Blennernamet Thompson, Thomas Crosbie; Lieutenants, George Maylizry. George Hilliard, Pierce Leslie. Francis Twigs, Rowland Chute (five vacancies); Ensigns. George Foster, Thomas O'Connell Samuel Croker, John Meanie ;two vacancies); ...

... Dirkctoh.s. Anderdon, Thomas Oliver, Gladstone, John, Esq., Stock- Esq., Q.C., Lincoln's-inn. well Lodge. Burmester, John, Esq., Lin- Hall, Frederick James, Esq., coln's-inn. Lincoln'e-inn. Brook, George Henry, Esq., Harrison, Thomas, Esq., Wal- King's Arms-yard ...

... Mary, uf Cetilebar, widow Gazette—Dee. 19, 1945. Droolvent•coutt, Dubltn, Dec. Doherty John, of clerk On the 16th Dee. Molar' Thomas, of Catttek on Shassoon. out of business _ 17th Dec. Little John WI WAIT, of Naas, lie.itenant, on -pay Do the 18th Dee. Ketitan ...

... Crocken O'Donovan, or Brian na Stroak6l Kavanagh, al and I feel prouder of my countryman, Thomas Moors, the ai poet; Dr. Kane, the chemist; Richard Sheil, and Thomas tc MacNevin, the orators, men of great genius and small eta- tl ture than of Chief Justice ...

... „ M'INDOE, Galston. Rev. Dr Taylor, Auchtermuchty Just Published, MOUNT MORIAH ; OR THE BELIEVER TRIED. By the Rev. James Hardie, Kinghorn. THE SAVIOUR'S MISSION. By the Rev. Jonathan Watson, Edinburgh. 111. COUNSELS TO YOUTH, &c. By the Rev. Jons Davidson ...

... and Pernambuco FircKing(*).M‘Kelar [29] Lpl Kiaran (a), M'Lean [3o] _ . , Campbclton Jupiter fs). Hirst, Dublin Commodore(s),Hardie, Lpool Rambler(s) .Coulter, Lndndry 28—WiodW. 29—S.W. 30 —N.W. GRANGEMOUTH. Arrived [Dec. 261 from Belmont. Simpson, Cromarty ...

... Moody, vice Milman, promoted; W haley N. Hardy, vice Kennedy, promoted ; John L.Bolton, vice Lock, promoted ; James R. Lugg, vice Gilbert, deceased ; George H. J. A. Fraser, vice Baddeley, promoted ; Thomas Lambert, vice None, promoted. Corns of Royal ...

... it, was ascertained he had died of apoplexy. The leceased was a powerful man, and 26 years of age. A labouring man, named Thomas Phimester, résiding in Bishopmill, was seized with sudden illness on Sun- day evening week. He continued in a state of languor ...

... , DUNDEE; and may be had D. Coutts, confectioner, Montrose; P. Reid and J. M'Hardie, Forfar; Duncan Homer's Wynd, Arbroath ; T. Kirriemuir; Mrs E. Couper, Angus; and thomas Blair, Broughty Ferry. also IR VINES GENUINE BROWN MUSTARD, The quality of which ...

... Telford, Cowes ThorosKennion,Dunn,Londn Union, Ross, Southampton MaryGraham,Potts, Margate Constant,Broderick, London Alvina, Hardy,Littlehampton Tbs& Hind bough, Portsm Dauntless, Howe, Honfleur Europe, Greenfield, Dieppe Camilla, Moor, London Brothers,Edgar ...