... TIE WEST INDIA MIAIL. The orthllod Mal Cmpatr's Souithampton, Dec. 7. TheForliPn Atli Crnpny',xtesn ship, Caplein Chap- flir, ariroivd testet 115 ,ti ,,O~on i-io 'Cllhlamiston from thle cea Tidles ncid Mexico. Sh experienced b,'isteriius ?? fient B Cr11 ucla. and i con.seqiuitl:1 ?? t~,int ltar iii 11r nIl-C tie~r hi te t ts -i e Ta ;rnpCo. 25- I Olit, .:ei-n (>C 1. 1st Nor. .1 alin Ca ill?1 ...

... THE POSr OFFICE. cix (From the Times.) P i1Y The report on the Post-office, from which we recently gave P at sonie detals, contains. in addition, several interestieg particulars a tr- with respect to the working of the department for mona(v-orders. h v Although an impression gen~erally prevails among the public that he this branch of dhe biusiness is productive of considerabile profit, e Mr. ...

... s C 0 T E AN SD. Dacnlh Of KT;,ii, JIi.'.-jioli at Kiinirni;e, on the 136t instant, Mr John Blie, dlr'ierlv cOaclriccrL in the 6.5th vear oi his ae-. B- the irliei.'ise oF Mr 131Bne a noth-r Oi those links which connect the poet Burns with the pro- sent Leneration is reinov-ed. I)lri nz the pi-erind B1 uris 1 hell the f;rtio of glnsc'i deccased( Ivas in his servitre. arnld, we. oeiier, first ...

... SULTG-Ot AND -MOL ASSES-PUBLIC MEI.ETING. On '-Wedicsday, a large and influential meeting of the bankers, mercantsnt3n mailafaotn-reiS, anld other inliabitents of GISogW. was theld in !he ' .erchants' H-all, Hlutchesori Street, for the purpose of l, Olsilerd ig thoe roepri tyt tinder the preent al irmting Scarcity and jliz' ?? Of grain, of memorialising her Majesty's Governmeret, l pti hirl g ...

... NKWV ZE ALAND. Pvrmouth. Jan. 9. The harque Portier, Captain Francis Reed, put in here vesterdlio, boaiui to London: left the Mauritius on the 9th, and 6 oe: of Cfoocl Hone On thie .31st of Octber. Her s lesty a sloop Snaake, 1i,. Cormnander Thomas B. Brown, was 't tha. MIauritius. Her 3aiesty s ship President, 50. Ca;.rain ?? Stailet, fag--ship of AdMiral Dacre, had left r TfIre tlhe Portlcv ...

... THE FRENCH DRAMA-MADEAIOISELLE RACHELI (From Scenes and Thoughts in Eilrope, by an American.) 'hen I first arrived in Paris Iwent almost Taightlyto some one of the many theatres. I soon tiredof the smaller, where, mostly, N licentious intrigue and fabulous liberality, alternate with farce, to I N keep the attention awvake through tw~o or three acts of nommoin- I plans. At the Theare Fr ais, ...

... RETURX OF THE QUEEN TO ENGLAND. ?? - -orn ?? - _ _ _ _ _ PrICz ALLUERT'N VISIT TO TIIE CALLEDOZIAN CANJkL, d INVERNESS, AND OOCOSI'ofR IIOUSE. 1 :- (From the Zl'crrcess Courier.) 1 We noticed in Oui last number the arrangements made for the n reception of his Royal Highness Prince Albert it Inverness. s Thursday wes the day fixed upon, and, notn'thstanding the an- favourable stare of the ...

... a17 S)F CO ~rI TI') y NovI.' 2. The 9npe; or sazt at twelve clolk to proceed with the I sn tori nl in ot membiert s it haalf iii hiir el;psed ?? the rni- ilre of I-too GerttnrICA 140 J requi'ite to forni a - House were present. A- -cc ...

... nESCRUPTITVE ACCOUJNT oF PLACES IN uER MrA *JEST5'sX ROUTE. (Frons Fojt.r Dties Ofa.' &Otcand-.180.)6 l.OCTI tCOCttE. -oh ioc~hie. the most v.western of the fresh wvater lakes, is a fine fiece ot water, ?? fourteen miles ion, and from one to two hr.rod The mrnounrains on each side are -ery steep. and in sonce p:irts covere-d with wood. It is to be obser ved, that the watern Of it och l.ochie ...

... RAILWAY GROSSINGS.-TTIE WYNDS SCLEM E VrULIC SttcETcNC. TYeetercly. a respectable public nmentinq of the inhalbitits was 1 held in the '3rides' 11511, to consioer the suil[inct of 'Railway citerf'ereneit s ?? thle h~arkbour aud streets, and the beet mean i of Etsperseding tble continuled ouday of ptiabli, alollns' in oppodigtce obnoexious s:ele' - BI r.r AM I PPT)ELLt. nf T ?? Otcltpidl tjie ...

... SECOND _DITIONJI Ft idayt7 3hwi71z ?tC e(io(hk. Tihe Pjevier's iRea7t11.-f.otr! Juhni Rltnzell w as ?? | VLCci serli v -7 limies if Ti ii vei]y. | lot oF ?? j.isflm If, , L , F/ - Ve tare SUiT'1V ' to ilate toaii!iictnc ti(l Lt'1 tllis celebrateiii sliriteOIl, |vhichL ?? pnlace oilteslv TUO ML t, afrer a short illnenss As an operator, he was unrivalled, and the extenL oi Idis prirntice Avas ...

... THlE MIANM;ROYE. TITAOr; Tz t~tr se e f 1_it- The Inglacn ?? is a tree frequently of imposing stature, talining ar altitude of from 30 to 51) or more feet, and occupying r* irslw situations in the vicinity of the sea, as at the bottom of J: ,lis HaartboUr, Antigua, and near the mouth of the little river -wlici empties itself into the harbour at Cape Henri, Hayti. Its l rise in the form of ...