... thle lest meetings undle' r for the Befisrujptcy Commruissions advertised in Tiles- I r* dsij's Oezbtte, 'are fixed for Christmas-day! -:--Thle Cherokee Indiasis in North America have formed a ai Conlsti~tutionl, and erected a prlinting office ; and s ...

... William Hostb,' Bart., which :was ?? sail oll Monday for Calais to fetch the 'Portuguese Prince, will not go till after Christmas. ?? Rees, late of the Theatre Royal Liverpool,'is performing at' the Park Tbeatre, in.Nenv York.. with very great suc- ? ...

... HUNDRE . THOUSAND POUNDS. A foltnilight's revenu1 it is true then remained due but as that fortniglit t comprehonds the Christmas holidaysj its utmonst i produce can scarcely be expected to reduce tile defalcation upon thle Revenue much below haifa( ...

... due at Michaelmas ?? Friday, J. ; Fleming, Esq. M. P. fur Hampshire, reduced the I half-yearly rents of his tenants at the Christmas s I audit ten. per cent. t BILLS OF MORTALITY. The following is a General Bill of all the Chris- tenings and Burials within ...

... theta, and is likely to be carried, into effect. Thc York ITouse Iotel, Bath, Nvas destroyed biy ,ire on the morassig of Christmas lday. The exteut , of prbmises whiels have thus fallen a preC to the destructive element, may be stated to be aouit 101) ...

... for its pleservation. r i\r. A elerinan was the first persil, as w9e have be- c fore stated, to introduce these valuable Christmas gifts to the public notice; andl wve shall not soon forget thul imip)ressioni we receive(d, at the tine hei counconeed the ...

... sinlk iotl) 'i'i vion ; but it appears eminently true of nineliies which live in the memory likc sailor's ditties or the Christmas Carol We most look at tbe euom- parative duration of the two, to lilhd which is e- fniun and which is sophisticate. T'he ...

... with the following dleplorable instance of religious frenzy which he witnessed in this town -] Oin Sundav last, and oen Christmas night, we had atl assemblage of Jumpers, at their meethig-house I in this town; and unless I has] becn an eye-witness of ...

... earth has been able to cherish in her bosom the a! treasures eiitrusted to her, without the aid of her hi warm winter ?? Christmas Day, com- li sonely so called, to old Christaras Dav, (w;ihich is CD Twelfth Day,) is, or should be, one continued fes- ot ...

... n waa a member ; and large sumls of miney wvere frequently ih their hands belonging to Air. Areold. A short time before Christmas, the ?? on their books, the property of that gentle'man, amou)ted to £2,600. Mr. Arnold had not intimated that lie had any ...

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... enormous, that most astounding colger, Its maist as thick as Jaek's of Garth, its borhy five .times loll, r. W~itness Your Christmas strawberries in Bicknell's garileis gatleerel, AndI cipe portattles by Scotch skill on apple-t'eer now fathered. Witness ...