... JNIETED STATES, &c. Wednee zu.Ths lnack.- t shin 1 LivervadtJ ?? packet ship Roehester, Capt. vii Britton, has arrived in the Mersey from New York. whence she sailed on the 22d ultirno, and by her arrival we have been put in lyi Possession of papers from that city one day later than those re- be ceived on Saturday hvthe Josiua Bates. The news from England carried out by the Caledonia was ...

... UNITED STAiTES, &c. 1ivrrpool, Saturday. i (1tti T() packet ship JToIab Fates arrived in the Mersev this morn- I 2 irng tlron Boston, after a fine run of sixteen days, bringing advioes ' ne, I ?? from that city to the 2124 ultimot, a-nd from -New York to the 216t, Since U ~ ofstrkin clspach f or Ist cconts by the steamer no event id .ineethdocrendfrom the citv of Aotee futenitlienehdbenrcived. ...

... { fA.- fa; c s (Front the Times.)I - Ww4re is no public establishment of greater practical , 8 utniray tban, thk vtsf-wvjhich i1tC;A wiatrnr w -. r~- l * sides. To the eve of intelligent research it presents a i nmine of inexhaustible wealth, containing facts illustrative l -of almost every subject connected with the physical con- is dition of the people. The statesman nosy shap'e his mnea-; ...

... STATISTICAL TABIE'OP RAILWAY ACCiDENTS. The -following is given by the Daily News, from a work just published by that eminent statistical writer, Freiberr Von Reden ( Eisen b ?? rbu ch). The liability to accidents is created almost in exact pr6portionnto the nnmbprof iran. In this view, con- sidering that the number of trains in Engi'nd is immensely greater than on the continent, thesafetv of ...

... MISCELLANE OUS. Microscopic Revelations.-Whienever we turn, within Ia( athe precincts of o-ur own homes, in meadow or mnoorlanel, a' In bill or forest, by the lone sea-shore, or amidst crumblirfg ME rruins * fresh objects of interest are constantly to be found; pri splants and animals unknown to our unaided vision, with pr, ~,minute organs perfectly adapted to their necessities, with ?? it ...

... T' h'e Prince Royal of Denmoltk.-TJhe Copenhagenjour- nals of the 19th announce the divorce of the Prince Roval z of Demnark from his wife, formerlv the Duchess of h Mecklenburg-Strelitz, and contain a circular, by whichl >v Ithe Chancellor's Court communicates this event to the t' ivarious ministerial departments of the kingdom. The ie reason assigned for the proceeding is the ...

... PROSPECTIVE POSITION OF ALUN LINES. - .1 , I ,, , (From the Morning Chronicle.) The London and North-Western evidently altos at is- curing the principal traffic between London sord JoJhn o'Groat's. To accomplish this the main lines of S~cotlazind have been leased, and the key of the command of th.e traf- fic further north has thus been secured. We have the best authority for stating that ...

... GLASGOW, NOVE MBER 30. Arran.-The Marquis of Douglas and Clydesdale, who has been lately sojourning at Brodick Castle, Arran, in company with Alexander Oswald, Esq., M.P. for the Conuhty of Avr, J. 0. Fairlie, Esq. of Coodham, and Col. Richardson, have recently had several excellent days sport at shooting black game, pheasants, &c.-so numerous on that romantic island. New Poor-Law Act-More ...

... SECOND ED T104 LoNsDoN , Wednesday Eresing. E Wre have this morning Cape of Good hope papers of c the 19th of September, but no papers from (Irahrllyn-town later than the 8th. Thle Kafirs still continueed their de- predations on the cattle of the colonists in small parties, at every accessible point, and sviccessfully withlin a few miles of the forts on the frontier. No further action had ...

... PO RTU GAL. TRZL¶x1PII pr THE Qur Q -N'S TRforoi. le ' (Franz the Tin'itSf3 e- We have advice.s from Lisbon to the 30th of October. Tvwo I consilerable actions had tak.en place betwveenl the Queen's troops 2l and thce rebels, in which the former had utterly routed the latter. u The latest news was as follows, and its perfect authenticitv may 7d be relied on :- lie VisconTle de Setubal has had ...

... ordinary monthlr meetinL of thiis Pregbvtery w t ?? ordinary monthly meeting of this Presbytery was held on I Vedoetday, when, on the motion of Dr. Black, Dr. Muir was appointed moderator for the ensuing halt-year, and took the chair t accordingly. Mr. George M'CnlloC h was duly licensed, and, after a suitable address by the Moderator, received the right hand of fellowslhip. S3r. Thomas ...

... ot- | Thle Prince of Wales's Birth-doay.-On Monday, his E ige' Roval Highness, the heir-apparent to the throne, attained eat- his fifth year. At Windsor there was an inspection in the T rge Quadrangle of the Ist Life Guards and the Scots Fusileer i rnt; Guards, who fired aftea dejoie in honour of the occasion. j ;gt.IIn the evening the Queen gave a dinner party, arnd I iam afterwards an ...