... P er Parliament-street, Windsor, dence knoipcl n,y by Wff men cloBe his ow » about'the bodv B , ererel * kicked ;ind beaten regained hi*fL♦ DDave», being macular man soon The assailant, an encounter ensued. Mr SS' h owever, soon took to their heel., with oftvir er them » Joined in Crown -street a policeii, • e corner of Falkner-st. the ruffians coukJl!? I 'LHP 1 b ett >ng into some houses now ...

... to 50,000,000 cubic feet, being equ;>l to about 50 cubic feet for each individual. This is probably 20 times the quantity which London now receives for each of its inhabitants—a fact which goes far to justify the application of the disgraceful term bathless to this, the largest, the most opulent, and the most powerful city in the world. How miserably insignificant do our water-works appear ...

... 1: R. PALMER, EsQ., our worthy town clerk, has this *eek paid his 116th professional visit to Lan- ctaeitetMsize~ Mr.1: iPaimer, whodis in his 74th . Iye eoy'moT xcellenthealth, and has every iY 4eim^'able fo add to the already un- recedentbdd-'numb .of i-viit - to--the- ceunuy : Noweni UmoN RA1wAY.-The aninual meeting of the proprietors of- they North. Union Railway was held at the station, ...

... tLOieDOt, FiUIDAY EVNiNOa r.:. Moxlay IARKr.-PublTe seeuridtes have not fluetutted *Fe 'nnch this morning,- The Consol. Maretjopened.at .90J for 1o the Account, but they have sinee been: ane a4 908, and are, r now exactly .G04. The n'ceraizsy respeiting the financial measures' of the' sesion.irevents.-auY decided operations. Reduced Three per Conts.aiave beenijdone at O0O.and j, the nt Threc ...

... '.Tri' AT, *nv mo. Pctumaris, T'. Br-r.iil y. U.r: Cvn;i», « (F'.r •- Farm..: »••«, Ih-.Md r. L •-c. Lin ! tri-Miit, imin-'.cr, Lyme, Maid-tone, f?t- Mar-'u Mule. ' j sr. , 11. Jcford. I.!-_.t>va .o. I!iiit. | ampton, King's Lynn. Lane had, Loughborough. ! N r.ln'lcrton. s'.aMburn, at. r-.-nuH-h. A-hbv-de-'a /. hill, J, Now(Staffordshire.) Thir-k. T: I'-.—Market Harborointh. St.l*on. I ...

... DISCHARGED. ADMITTED. In-patientscurcd 24 ' In-patients 47 Relieved, dc at own request.. 4 Out-patients Made out-patients Casuals during \ Irregular 1 the last week f 7 Dead 4 Remain in the house 203 Consulting Sureeon,—J. Dawson, Esqr. House Visitors, - Rev. J. B. Monk a' d Edward Gibbon, Esqr. House Surgeon.—Mr. M'Cheane.—Apothecary,—Mr. G. Padie\ Chaplain,—The Rev. W. Blundell Treasurer ...

... West Derby Board of Guaedians.—The weekly meeting of this body was held on Wednesday—.Mr. Sheppard occupied the chair. Th re were also present, Messrs. Gregson, Mountfield, Lloyd, Shaw, Leatherbarrow, Hughes, Smith, Roberts, Robertson, Roskell, Pye, Peers, Parker, Pilkington, Birch, Bradshaw, Edwards, Williams, and Tyrer. A letter was read from the Poor-law Commissioners wishing to know the ...

... local mintElligence. Ml Duciiv or L.oANCSTERa: .February 4,-'T'e Queen IisS he been this day pleased to allpoilit 'william Cxale, of Light- of' burno House, Ulversterie, Esq., to be the Sheriff of the aft County Palatine of Lancaster for tile ensuigip year. lie DINnR TrO TIlE EX-MATOR. - On Tuesday- evening the corporation gave at dinner to Mr. Aldermali Watkins, da the mayor of this borough ...

... Vo c e aini1M QOaIlpatit. I OfIMIN.AL AND SELECT1ED. P THIt Two PiiisiciAms..Wlittaker, in b(15 IistOPy of Leedts, tells US Of two Contemoprurry physicialis, Dr. W.W Gibsonanod Dr. Htuhac. lHe says of tile fi: st, lHe abandonedl himself foibanldy, , with as clear lam] china a foresight of its conseqaoences, as if he batd been studying y the case of a paitien~t. Ile (lied lin thle Prile of ...

... I- - - S A The Stantuard is indignant atl the. plain inie t like style in which many of the English and S. utc, r members of the House of' Commons have lately ly:£t sspeaking of the landlords of l.relatrd. .Mr. Iluim. Sir BE-;JA.A.MN HALL, and several other niemI0e s have dared to express their conviction, that thi7 i'.aN aristocacy---thcb men who ought to ,luide ail 'dI' at the peasantry of ...

... WRITTEN EXCLUSIVELY MERCURY. J LIVERPOOL FOREIGN PRODUCE MARKET. TIIUIISDA Y, January ft). SUGAR.—The market has been very quiet all week, and the transactions are confined few parcels to supply the immediate wants of the trade. COFFEE—The mnrket firm, and prices gradually improving. Ordinary native Ceylon has been sold at 425., but there is none now offered at price. BRIMSTONE.— c mall at £5 ...

... rsCE~LLA *OU N~WS. E ppossesses-the sovereignty of forty Col .1 aovrnmentsx . ?? seed potatoes have lately been SV in Scotland, from Australia. ! ceelI rgss IN GaEcAex.-Accordirig to a German paper, I ess is so great in Hungary that the poor are tin tbe bark of trees to make into bread. I grig0 ?? have beenwseveral riots inScot- i Dod by a disorderly mob attacking the meal shops, and t Dude ...