... DELBATE ON TH[E CtU-.flEty- QESTION. ( Flrra thec Times.) Fur itsl paricla prpose ar'd occasion Sir it. PeelIs speech on Frdyngtwas %TIi mst a rerwsliir tu thec coloinrin sense, the~ recollciocuns. andti the honc~stv of the 13ritlish Parliament aned public. One ai roost e-r's such a waste of pi0'xr on so punk -.n opjloo~'ition. Fo thec present generation at iO8st, the principle of a inettl- 1 ...

... .! : ;: ; N'S . i !SPIFT AT. TX ! , 2. *.j ~i *(i rr1,1, : .p~I~ua4 1r. Weelrkn I: ' t'cv l ) A t ?? Li 1 ;. 4' e Ii'c cc2 V ooe 'ktra ?? nc I;itc tonic in thi;shI ?? i r m i' t'~li the N ?? Timt ctiial3. is So ?? 1,0 be~~I c; t Concetlncl Ive Ct Vt .Ztcc T,,cl4. 0 I~i'?iinC' prc'c'IN'.i1 titil & 't~lCc 'Xi 3.1 14 7 I- ?? rh1 ?? e: ?? ?? Cit. li. uitrli iur th i I oa i * - ?? cc'c?i ~ A ...

... UTr N S F O U N D A T C R E I C II. (Proore ?? Fifes/ihe Joerrne.) [ hoe While somle hers, in the village of Bruinton, wvere latelvsrrmeing ve theraselres diogiag nn the east side of Crailut, a nuarry bil7 se bcloigr>sg to flcsorge Ted, ESq. of urthlrie, at a spot aan hindied lY arnd fifty ?? dire north of the place wherle the eastern roenu- eo mentrof arcient circles were found ic 1816, a few ...

... DESTEUCTTYE FTI17 TN GIREENOCK;. ?? . . -1 - ., _. ?? . 1Iz1 t't: 4- (Ft-rit stne Greenocnk Adihen/isen'of Y'nac) ITOn Alonday tight, a few minutes before tiine o'clock, an alar,, fatI'- was given tha~t flre tad irl 6sert eat It onQ Of tile Rnltwas-ke which1 for- ran alotng Lynedouji Street, fct-m East Regent Street, to ?? FlaxI .taly 2111 belonging, to thle Gosrocli Ropewsork~ Co)latilay. ...

... MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20. time, and passed i The Irish Crime and Outrage Bill was read a second I IItime, and passed thirotd Commnittee of the Hfouse of I TnL-7. ., -Awre -wo ?? n1_ 1,t Lords, on Thurs ...

... 7JNII'rD STATES AND AIEXICO. I t | (From the Ceercepondreoc of thie Mo1;rning HUerald.) of Liverpool, 3londav. t a: b e receive tthis morning, at an early hour, Boston papers of ti the t h, and New York of the 4th. by tie arrival of the Boston at- pocket-ship Marv Ann, Captain 11. A. Patten. he- i i B an crrivet at New Orleans, on the 24th Ult., advices had ; bell 1eceeved from Vera Cruz to ...

... HIOt'S, OF COMMONS-T Uin. DEc'EMnim.n 9. Thle S f-:ilpr tn fl -In h ..f ?? 2 ?? Sp0lleer took the chnir at for o'cllock. li SNtil' WtITS. I iA e .a rivr e wcr rdered tL he iscied for thie electiion ir'arem i vn- tehr I neet' ill Ptalei';lcnt for the boroulh of Newct-e;slb-tli'deri I . tii, ii tl± juplace of S r. Samutel Chiristy, wvho has aaen I 1li-i ?? (rlt the niotien of Jr. J. Ci'CONN5E`T, ...

... ABANDON'IENT OF THlE LADY RENNAWAY. coase- (Fromt ?? Times.) on this IThe abandonment of the ship Lady Kennawny by her master .tinder and crew, and sthe Subsequent tailingg in of two Danish ships with Ce) ws the derelict vessel, who succeeded with she assistance of other ce ' seamen belonging to the royal navy in towing the vessel into Ply- reepsmantis harbour, has created a gr~eat Sensation ...

... Hou!p I L ?? _ A . . e l ODZrD 2n. , | Tita. lann-s ciae .t .;a2i; n clod's 'av anl the ?? aOS~L at *ras ?? criv r-ll n -ariiliss'c.r: to thte 1'3 11]'c orki Ilt!::aia Bill. ?? ''nl :RiA i C aid liitixtoa21S (IxlDre - ) ii, olt the l-Zria;l-;av' 31li i CT~eil~ t caa',nti11ii 'Si1-iers -emC t E -Th ?? thie t 'I--nttr s- i'a I.: a;aaa r e-. I ra. * ' ?? i a iar; O-artc-atic?. aIA I AiN: AM LIo a ...

... SElNTTS 'UPON 2ISTORY. / Zr - _. a 1' hi ?? Fraser's 31flzie. W -izan~i hstory 5 0 is all that cotierns manners, cut- ti , n in tIct, a union of the picture which any giveraperiiidfr of oepesns inl all re~lating to social muan. Dout historyte ;:t 'yxneral does not answer tb this character. Thle his in tori's3. torc. exmlo h egn of George il, ive us hoE a.11 thse ?? oft thle period, when they ...

... THE UNITED STATFS. 1'b-miouth, Dec. 28. Th 'ie Prince A!et ati 1ee hc'lf e oko ttt- Lid t-. I01 I this atittoisoif. and hias ladi ni eil at of thle IDrooldenlt hail tthil e AshIt it ec, fo Li vst-iooi. was lvi ca ready to II' 1121 itto the etteantj on thle po itlication Or that 1itt 1OrtaTT t l0on- mtentt To~e ?? Canlhri;. ci as to Sail onl thle llt t. ENAaliages, le 9 0 to F .Iloor, 4.73 to ...

... AFFAIRS O' S\WITZERLAND. | Our (Marning Chronicle) accounts from Berne are of the 26th >n ult. of General Dtifour has summoned the cantons of Schwvla, Uri, Ig and Unterwalden to surr-eunder. and it was betievnd that thev had F obeyed the sLmmons, inut the announcement bad not been otlicialle made kenown at Berne on the evening of the 25th. Accounts bad been received that the troops of tbe ...