... THE CONVICTS UNDER SENTENCE OF It has at length been finally arranged that the execu- tion, of the two unhappy criminals, Martha Browning and Samuel Quennel;, who were convicted of murdeer at the last session of the Central Criminal Court, sball take place on Monday next, the former at the usual spot in front of the gaof of Newgate, and' the latter on the top of the Surrey county gaol at ...

... fe : 'A n ~nUsw-=DZO xtS. - Iri conformity to the good, old custom, at the conm- mencement' of the new year, we give a glance at the year which hasexpired; and, in the thankfuL ness to thatmighty PROVIDENCE which sustains; guides. and blesses, alike men and kingdoms, acknowledge the mercies which have distin. guished the period now passed away. IN the first place, and at the moment we are ...

... .EESTNIMOAL TO: -D-. DERSQN. - ; I.- . PUBLIC EkBR ?? On Tuesday. motnififfabon V~avss 1 Jet~et~ tibl itoonas, ?? ofilasntngt * it~ubic, Rgem, forave,pliaze dorqnlaeywokd vrcpnip tdj o~ts' k iefoo reht'hid beenffir~tidea # s *Js~Ro'sO IJ * ?? , ?? t~ee c. UnpiI 11,of BarTn. nhilot ere the Rtev.ThDynies DhsaLLZ4)~,1nlatuilbont ~of St. Johcst'csChuralgi Iull; R16~ard I-Tottiq, E q, ?? Bev., John ...

... .1 ?? CAL. INTELLIENO ; BAION: ALDERtnoN.-At the' publiq brenktst. onthe cfoassiqsneof presenting the itsatimoniel' to Dr. Aldereon iion Tuesday last,. itwas incidentilly stated tht ?? cousin, e heron Alderson, when at Cambridge, wat none yeartesno 1tetied , has not been known of 340 yea~rs, and. it le6 only the second if Instiance rccorded. of such 'distioguisb d'honour having~ bee at trained ...

... 1' . - 1 .C . e r pobnce. , -. ' : . - -_ : . , no k- 4 R 1. 1 -FURVC~ CLOOK-AT THfE ~SQUTH'- END' TO2'EB !DITO~q OF 2WI ?UL{dCV liT. Sllt,-.A Public Clock riear the, South geld Pier, has seemed to ?? li jcst .aogseed ts tiltyhare 'coictirred' Ili 'the recommaendstion 'o tue, f4~be advanagcilel ofi 0 ?? tnxvrieb the. Itumer. Wit yor favour, 'therefore,- t wosuld'beil to submit ' cc the ...

... 4 SO?flBGROU4J?fl:? Thris hbisrb'nour has' be@e~dZ yesh'w''' b'n'ni've , -sle diriiig tid e-rev1niiN ?? WW' 6i'& ~hic _tlielast ' ihaee iee -.1 W36ve 6VlInterit im ibt~soine,of~the~above te*.sls~to gain aruxn daosn toi Baa ;'derlaned Mhid4tefborouikh, and other' por'ts dalong th~is 81 *oblic ?? eiefr Fahei e ?? ?? eIva, q, n f:iApxeg1r~.A eroilous accident deuarred 'fenwnigbhta : a t ...

... CONVEYANCE OF THE INDIAN MAILS - THROIYGH EGYPT. (From the Corresponsjent of the Morning lerold.J ALEXANDRIA, Da;c. 1.-The conveyance of the mails, it will be known, between the Mediterranean and beh 'Red Seas, is in the hands of the East India Company's apents hero. Those from China and Calcutta, &e., sar- Tlving by the steamer of the '20thofeaoh montb, are conveyed to Cairo, after a' lapse ...

... ?EI?ARYAN1PHU?OSOPflR?At ?U ? ?> of te 661k~~~t& ttbi ec Mr. peireiali, thep tertry 'nU~dli ?? ?? thanread he~jiuhh*A 's~n-o RRu 'Ues f, Poet~ry,! whic~ *anto sp) e pi6 d~it el 0 fronu arec ni in,~ash~~~h ?? extraots elnth ypr i 41 as, our, apace pe~iis ieeetd'etirr~~ I i his own woards, w1 aerne~~llnd that wve could do byVfioleepurop~~ .P in~ this ageo ?? omeca snepie the salad of roan is ...

... ONj THE: Ad ret:IWA . ?? ?? (Bf y .heiZs¢ Litldcil,1 Briep-ronds, Hll Z.rst ooteted4 ?? to fhcd9ricitursre GO ?? ?? .The~ ledin at, e i orG e tpof tke 30th ult. .ci eontir nsX ?? o t f, I ; and 1.- ns :oft esnploying the iseierage: f tkowns for agii icultulral purposes., sewerage company afu4cd -to in that article will confer vas t benefits in. ths -cqdtiy taround thosetowns whose toowlty is ...

... Ctrinial ant §oreign itntelfie eIjI ?? ENING OF THE FRENCH CHAMBERS; 8FISECT1 OF THE KING OF THE FRENCH. O: Satulrday least the French Chambers werer opened b i i l;e Xiog in porsou. The followling ;.n copy ~Of his: ~Iaicstj03 speechi, which does not present any subgjeit for * ;epilera'n, Peers and Deputies, *ireossembling yon around me, I am happy to h-eleve tii. se car congratulate ...

... 'I 'AIE ( IN-iS N E ' T ,Sr. ?? ' ROL , ' _ - ?? ?? t ' LONDON. TlirJR5DA. M~oRNING.:. To 0,TAB ?? 1r t - ~ Z~Y -1BTR AN INEB WITS.z uz.' E.. f ENT HMEN--Theextraordinaryevents wbich hav .occuarid ?? the last few weeks, itte :'sebversioz. of a government usually commanding 'a -.mIoajority -of I neai a -hundred.l in .the H'oise of ?? Comnmon's, 't'.'fbr'o:the leader. ?? whvlen .t calied ...

... Ti- ?? NARROW GUAGE vo~~~NGINtES ?? EXPERIMENTS FORPR TESTING TlrliR TRlACTIVE : CAPAOITIES,, Yonx, TussDLY 1vxzrwrar.-~Tho experiments for testing the traettve capacity of the narrow-gauge engine commenced this morning upon the Great North of England line, between York and Darlington. The dietauce runI was that between the first and forty-fourth mile-posts-virz, 48 mIles. This piece of ...