... The people of Sweden are fast rising to a fearful convic- tion of the miseries produced by spirit drinking. The ] late allusion to this vice the King’s speech at the lata ] opening of the Diet seems to have been more the reflex of incipient public opinion than original conception of his own. Various petitions have been presented of late to King Oscar, praying him to “ take such measures as ...

... hi; ur.i.i) rin-; (ißousos, as eom.ows ; tiik kxiiiiution. TI'ESnAY, the l.Uh inst., 2 Admission, 2». 6 ...

... a»u> .Suffolk CIKCULATUI) SUFFOLK, NORFOLK, ESSEX, CAMEIIIDGE, AND ELY. No. •>4oi>. ITALY. Ni:m ** i.e —Tin* Ji'iinml tfn- Tiro Sli Hi,.i. the* ‘.•ill olMuiu*, tills its |»riiu-i|i.(l A mtv |i.-iinhil iitriilciil iirrcd l > M. «io First StTi tary tli«* ll.i 'lan Location, wliiU* ri ling I lytk- I’arK I'lmrstlav ail.moon. M. «!.* ;uroiii)»anioil iluinns with narrativo of oiu* of thoso iniracli ...

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... In the last week of April immigrants were landed at Port Philip. Melbourne was over-crowded, and many of the new arrivals were in a distressing condition. Apprehensions were felt for the health of the city. better proof of the inaptitude great number of colonists for the career on which they have entered can be found than that which afforded by the melancholy streets and alleys of Canvas-town. ...

... , IIF. first and only HISTORY, GAZETTEER, AND I DIRECTORY OF SUFFOLK, was published by i W.M. WHITE, in 1844, and it met with such prompt and i liberal patronage, that every copy was sold before the close that yearsince which has received manypressing solicitations to publish a NEW EDITION, which himself and numerous assistants are now busily ! engaged, and intend to produce it in a more ample ...

... Accounts from Kir gston of the 18th ul?. state that the yellow fever still raging there, but, heretofore, had been confined entirely to the shipping. The Colonial Legislatuie had met and declared Kingston a free port, enraged the Governor very much. the 17th, Bir Charles Grey, Governor the inland, delivered his speech, which gave so much dissatisfaction that Mr. Bourk-'. one of the members, ...

... 6f>, QUEEN STREET, I Purchasers arc respectfully requested to and trashy imitation made from Fan, substitute for the Oknjield Starch, and to observ SPOON, is distinctly printed every packet. lIEATSIDE, LONDON. notice that they have not palmed upon them a ui, intended by the unprincipled makers as • that the Manufacturer’s name, I{. WOTIIEH- ...

... This comparatively unknown, and in many of the maps and gazetteers unnoticed, country is likely to be the scene of a bloody conflict, an»l may possibly be the battle-field ot a contest between Russia ami the Ottoman Porte. Montenegro is a mountainous district on the north-west o! Albania, measuring about miles by 30, and containing a warlike population not exceeding 100,(KM), of the Slavonic ...

... A new Irish party has been organised Dublin, under the title of the Central Conservative Society of Ireland.” Its objects are to lo ...

... On the 26th ult. the Minister of Foreign Affairs handed to the Ambassadors of the four Powers that signed the 'treaty of the 13th of June, 1840, a note, in which he ! explains the measures taken by Turkey to maintain the inviolability of her territories. In this note : I “The I’orte announces that the question of the Holy Places has * terminated in a manner satisfactory all parties; ...

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