... Midtrirt Intetligence. - uer - out ASHTON. che MWAN FOUND DnowNsD.-Or uionday, the body of an old Mar, Buat named John Maiden, was found drowned in the river Tame, fror Ashton. ile has been misaing for the last fortnight. The body Sht was taken to the Queen's Armn, where it now liUe awaiting the Miet coroner's Inquest. Shin CnTLP BURNED TO DEATHf.-An Inquest was held on the body sent of a girl ...

... BBITISH: FUIqDS. Thursday. Friday. laturdayp- Bank Sook . 198,; 1.. l8t .. - e pqr Cent,1cduoed Anus 871 .. 88i r 88 8 per COe.ConsoblsAnnctle . 87t .. 88 .. 881 New 8kper Cent. Anns. ;. 88 .. 8 .. 89. i New 5 per eant. Annuities - .. - .. - Long Auns. to expire Jan. 1800.. 81-18 . . 8 15-1 . .8 15-16t Ditto,, Oct. 10i 1SS9 . - * 8i * - - Ditto 80 years, Jan. 5, ...

... A.l a - = - - e - - --,, Tuesday night's Gazelte contains the following official aeo notice fixing the limits of this port as follows :- Bil g The limits of the said port of Liverpool shall corn- mr menceat the termination of the port of Chester-namely, Wt at the Red Stones in Holylake, on the point of Wirral, att and so continuing down the river Mersey to the termni- DE nation of the port of ...

... NUImB. i. I TAs IA BE RD E EN's JOURNAL. From TunsnAy December 29 1741, to TursDAY January 5 1748., From the London Gazette, Deeeeber 22. Ilnrnburgh, December 19. N. S. C THlE Accounts wvhich we receive of the late Hurricane are full f man disstrou Effcts; f 30Sail of Ships which I werelyig intheRoadof axhaentwoonly escaped either perisingor bing divena shre. t was feared that theI of the ...

... I To the EDITOR of the AiBERDEEN JOURNAL. Si..-Your attention is respectfully requested to a pro- posed Prize Essay, to be written by working men (advertised in another column), to be devoted to the advocacy of the Christian Sabbath. The sadden spread of railways has been attended by a great outbreak of Sabbath traffic in the conveyance of passengers And the deserved reputation for Christian ...

... I UEL A 1f D. CocNsrrx~tow Hat.L BaAwas.-Mr Henry Crattan, MYP. has directed his solicitor to asply for a criminal ?? against Mr John Reynolds, Mi.P for the wvords attributed to the latter in a speech delivered in Conciliation H~all at she last sitting of that grave deliberative assembly. ALTA~t DENCKCErATtoYS. Another inquiry -before the megistrates of Nenagh petty ses- sions itot the ctrdum ...

... EDINBUliG H GAZETTE. SEQUFSTRATIONS.- January 3. JoHn Co5t1ean, stair-railer in Glasgow-Creditors meet in Effingham Deans' Tavern, Trongate there, 14th Janu- Bi ary and 4th February, one o'clock. I Tainuary 5. JAMrs KERa, brewer, Sciennes, near Edinburgh- Creditors meet in the writing-chambers of George Cotton, York ci Place there, 14th January and 11th February, one o'clock. b January 6. Jons ...

... THE WEATHER-THE FROST. The temperature of last week, whieh has never risch above the freezing point, has given great, pleasure to the lovers of ice sports The curling ponds in the neighbourhoood have p been in excelient condition since Thursday last, and many £ a keen ?? his taken place in this oldest of Scotland's noble a games. Muhudes of skaters have also heen seen wending c their way to ...

... The inhabitants of Lille have been for some days thrown into commotion by a circumstance which has occurred in the commune of Lezeones. A restaurateur, named Puy, had for some years past rented a part of some vast abandoned quar- lies, which exist in that commune, and had established there / a number of mushroom beds. He lately expressed an inten- tion to rent some further portion of the ...

... News has been received of the total loss of the above vessel (16 guns), on a coral reef in the Mozambique Channel, on the 29th of August. The officers and crew escaped quite unhurt, and arrived safely at Mozambique, bet the vessel was entirely lost. The event was attributed to irresistible currents. The following is furnished by Mr Matuoin, the paymaster and purser of the Snake :- You will ha ...

... I MR. GRTATAN-THE REV. ROBERT MULLEN. 84, Stephen'a Green, 12th Jan., 1848. Sin-Illness prevented me from noticing the remarks h you lately made at Concilliation Hall. You classified me among oppressive landlords. Let ma assure you you are in J error-this is the ordinary calumny, already refuted, and M without even a shadow of foundation. I might refer you ol to the published latter of the ...

... (FMOoe OUR PRIVATE CORSESPONDE14T.) Liverpool, Tuesday. I tl The packet ship Liverpool, Captain Biffen, arrived here cl this afternoon from New York, after a passage of only If eighteen days, having left on the 23d ultimo. She has brought 10,0001. in specie ; and by her we haye received our files of papers from New York to the date of her depar- C ture, and which was five days later than those ...