... L AE ~ST N BW .. ?? tal, r; mlot AND AINT14WtIO;VNAh 'tLKt55LAPU. Onblmit,~, Txmvix.I liUflOritiS. ThLDW STR~IM. ?? ELrqRAMS1. IMP0O1 R.1A NTV Ff1AM A ME RIC.A. MTjrp'Ji - Ot1 iA W-~ERS FERRY 1 V ILE (IONl?EDERATES., CiAPTURE~ 'OF f(MhI MP1,9SNERS AND ]VME1'fNE STORES. ThE TUTTLEd OlP TUE 17rii1. IEW VYOI.RK, SsmI-ncAimmi 18 (Ibir Agla). it, P.eiatect lim-s, Wdashington do~patcth Of thsl17th, ...

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... NOXIOUS YAPOURS. The report of the Lords' committee apppointed to enquire into the injury resulting from noxious vapours evolved in certain manufacturing processes has just been published. The following are extracts from the portions mnost interesting to this district:- The commuittee, in pursuing the enquiry committed to therm by1' thme House, have directed their chief attention to those ...

... CARDINAL WISEMAN'S LATE, VISIT TO . ROME1 . The Catholic clergy of th._e archdiocese of Westminster presented an address to Cardinal Wiseman on his return from Rome. In his reply, Dr. Wiseman thus notices the remarks which have been made of the eircesmstances con- nected with the address preseented to the Pope on the part of the bishops assembled at Rlome:- Upwards of two bundred persons ...

... I'lto ab r lresw I .i_ We have received the following sums for the relief of and the sufferers, and we shall be glad to take charge of any inl others: Mr. James Hunt, Edigbaston, £10.; Mr. Thos. *e a Short, jun., £5.; Mr. Joseph Beattie, Joint-Stock Bank, kes, £1. Is.; Captain Peel, £5. ; Messrs. Tangyo Brothers and fter Price, £4. ; IV. G. Postans, £2. 2s, ; W. H1. Osborn, Bull 3 Street, £1. ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE - . _ ?? . , 1 PrllTTl. cc 0fROWN THE BONAPARTES AND THE cultUWiN OF MEXICO. e on thle occainof the death of Joseph Napoleon e rst Emperor Napoleon, a *Unice of a e lif, He e Quenes Mots sur Joseph notice on Bosnapa e wrtten by thle present Em- polrof th ma e found in VoL ge. of his yt weror, athpe 415. The lowing extract acquires especial l ielores, theP n pclar tue ...

... WARWICKSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS| ?? .i These Sessions were commencod at the Shire Mall, Warwick, yesterday. The following Magisitutes were present:. W. Dicking, Esq. (chiirmuan), Sir T. GI Skipwithi, Bart. (deputy chairmanu Bolton Ring, Esq., Sir Robert Hamilton, Bart., ?? 1R Greaves, Bsq., J. 0. Bacelhe, Esq., J. Staunton, Esq., T. Cotton) Esq., T. Wilkins, Esq., Sir Peter Van Notten Pole, ...

... ;57XLECT.RIO kMV INTL RA'r1OeNAL TsL~coRArII. Owzuuis. TELJPLR BuiutlGffi, NDW SWI~lZT. xymum~ts T.RMO-AMS. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OFf TiJ1E SCOTIA. Th~e 'royal Mallil steamecr Scotin has arrived, with 14~w Vork t-1.ic's to thce 27th tilt-, (per S ctia, Via Rloches Point.) NEWV YORUI, ArcOcST 26, Evening. The Federyal General R3osenerann piroceeded wvith -iO,00 i() n tiwards Jateesto en, Missouri, ...

... wotVRE RHAMPTON. SOUTH STAFvv ORDSMHl E GENERAL 'HOSPITAL.-The bhalf-yearly meetinig f'tho subsceribers to this iurtitution was held at the Hospital. on Tuesday, Mr. Hartley in the chair. In eosmnencing g the proceedings, which were chiefly of a formal character, the Chairman congratulated the subscribers on the fact that an additional ward for sick children had been proyldedl, and exproewiel ...

... I The following apppeal has been addressed to the local clergy:- Birmingham, September 18, 1802,-Reverefld air, We, beg respectfully to remind you that, at a numerously attended public meeting of clergy, ministers of religion, and seleeted repre- sentativeg of the laity, convened by circular and public advev- tisement, and held on Monday, December 9, 1801, in the Corn- 1i1ittee Room of the ...