... ANNVAL REPORT. T1ha council of the Livertiool Land andi Hours Owned~ Asseclation, lu eslubcitting their first annual report, beg to 0013gratulato the members upon the prehant poltieon of the d . lhuhthe flinancial statement shown, that the expendt- t~ire has exceeded the heroine, get considering that the aseoG- elotion hofd to be put upon Its trial ; that the expenditure in 0 eatablishing all ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTs. byr Dblothe D bu .me s and Od, of Wthe Ownitue, not ?? The lines by ?? I are deolined NIL Dri3PERANDUm.IYOu are Morally 'but nob leg°ray bound by an agreement entered into when you. were under age. G. S.-A- employer cannot logally comelpc his approntlee to pay for work ecoidentally and not carl~easly spoilkd irk the worlking. A. aOdSTAvT SU3SORItER,-We cannot inform you ...

... LATEST AHI TELEGRAPH[3IC NEWS. ?? SOU~aWvARK ELECTrOI;.-C1Ooe of the poll: ter IsArd, 4585; Soovell, 3367. Majority for Layard, ar. 121S. z 'I'he Mlorning Hierak2 mentions as a report that ?? xr ~ >nwley Is to he removed from Paris and lis to have the ;vornor-Oeneralehlp of India. Lord Blo mfield, Ambassador at Viena, and Lordr Loits, AbsAr~at Berlin bave passed rboub a Calsis on their wfay vC ...

... RESIGNATION OF THE REV. DR. RAFFLES. The Rav. Dr. Raiffles has intimated his intention ; to resign the pastoral charge of the church and con- gregation assemblleg for worship at Great George- street Chapel, in this town. This announcement will exclte the deepest regyet, not only amongst the ?? body with whtch ho is more immediately . connected, but amnongst all sections of the Christian ...

... The weeklylsucetingof this board was held oWed- i nesday, at the West Derby Workhouse, Mr. Heyes in 1' the euair, and the other members present were eae MesstsH. Pilling, Wareham, Whitby, Abrahamn, In shaw, Medoalf, Garratt, Jeffries, Roscoe, Richmond, thi and 1. Edwards. Cheques for out-door relief were hi, granted aq follows :- Mr. Potts, £136; Mr. Roberton, uni 36; and Mr. Lythgoe, £2.. Mr. ...

... ' r THE CONDEMLNED FEMALE. Ann Padlield, now a oonviqt in Newgate, has not -yet been reprieved, and the sleerilis yesterday/ 0, officially announced to her that the day of h'ar 0, exeoution Is fixed for the 24bh Deaember, It is customary to make a coomunioation, to that effe',e to d persons convioted of a capital crimo, on the nef e day ri after sentence is paste3; but in this'instauc,e the 1g ...

... LOtA - ITELLI E. i-Ly«~~- IUL6E~ BODY 0F A CHILD YouuD,-O Taeesdry. William (WgS, of Queen's Cdnrt, Nayler-streel, found the U, ofanswtborn male ohild, wrapped in an old ffsztt, n hoMrokQaay, Phtlip-street. The bodg wals removedi to the deed-house, ead an inque~e will Cvia BA?5Qt ?? party of gentlemen were enitertainied to dmnnor lasti evening at the Town.hall by bi, Worsh1is thxe Mayor. ...

... ?? -1 .I an' ?? .O- I' Ina(I o~w.'4OD peieoca viug falleu vietlins to the latse aofiipit aoal?,nun MLWo cmouthshire, 'the pro babi- lity Iis-.the,9- r are. dcal, and that the fearful roll will s~vell. - iaNeastI70.nalmes. Up to IV onda the- 4'~ai 5$s . L~so-e su~u 'a Connuied, atea corpse ~fogund ,tdrught up to the surface number- ing, with-ltiose: ,brfght up on Saturday. about 100. One ...

... . I I~~ Z u Apart from one painful defeat-which we should be glad to believe a mere omission of the telegraph-the reported terms of the treaty of peace with China are not unsatis- factory. That defeot, however, we regard as a most serious one, and, unless it should here- after be remedied by fukther information we shall be compelled to conclude either that Lord ligin has been incapable of ...

... SEVEN HUNDRED AN)D FIVE SLAVES ON BOARD. (From the New York Tribune.) The United States ship Constellation left Loeanda on the 8th of September, and cruised off the Congo river up to the 25th. -On that day her course was shaped to return to that place for the purpose of getting wood, water, and provisions. In the evening, while thirty miles south of Congo, the cry wens made of Sail on the ...

... 080 the The subsoriptions raised for the benefit of the widow d ; of M. Gorii amount at present to about 7.00o francs. vas. A FINANCIAL SCANDAL IN PAEIS.-From tbe diffe- eal rent versions that circulate, it would appear that A. ,hd Pontalba, who is well known in Parisian society, bad e various transactions with M. Mires in the Roman rail- ce ways, of which the latter is the director. Those ...

... ?? , g . FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1850. NEWS OF THE DAY. HER MAJESTY, accompanied by the PRINCE CON- SORT, and several members of the Royal Family, has visited the city and university of Oxford, for the first time since her accession to the throne. The visit was private, and was understood as being one of compliment to the University authorities for the attention paid to the PRINCE of WALES. ...