... certain parts of the army, which, with the general distress of the couitry, rendered this subject at the present moment extremely important. He would not enter into a detail of the reports which had gone abroad ot this discontent in the army, which 'lie hoped ...

... travelling bed and sofa in the tent-believes her Royal Highness slept on the sofa-did not know who slept in the bed. In the land journiey from St. Jean ?? to Jerusalem, d es not believe rliat her Royal Higihnes4 was ever uridres- sed. One night wwhen at ...

... ueioprsn ulyan ie imteara, that they Ought -to. hiold thle scales of justice evenl battweeti the ac~perue'saitd the accu~sed, land thiat C L' othiting was eta colltraiy'yrtohiw, auth so'hostile to thej principlies of' justice,. its to cotadernn ani inalivi ...

... the strerts ill that distance with constables staves to prescrve orter; they hadl their gowns rolled up . tand utit;tr tbiir armis, to pitt on when required. As the hour dnrw near that hier Majesty was expected, the streets becanic crowded to suffocation ...

... companies of the Fusileers. Whilst I ain writiog, the L~ady Combermere, (army vessel) has come in from Tobago; she has brought up the two companies of the 4th foot fromn that Is- land to convalescer As might be imagined, all is quiet at Tobago; the company ...

... however, only to the. armies a under these two Chiefs. The duties here are at the o as enormousrate o.5f 533one-tliid per cent, and yet b :d the importerstroin Jlmaica are realisinig 100 per c ot cent. on the cargees lately landed. We have made s.. every ...

... GLASGOW, JANUARY 4. 11 - . . . . I . The followhig fatal occurrence took place in Hut- chesontown. A young unmnarried woman, who had a child-about ten months ol out at nurse, and to whom she paid 4s. 6d. per week, called to see the child on Sunday last ...

... Cilebe, a Magistrate of tli cdxty, was returning from Bailingarrv, he %vas attemoftod to be, assassinated by two fellows, armied with blunderbusseso neaV the church of Kilmacow-'ose of the aruis miased fire, thle ither burned priming- ?? Croker- was attended ...

... deficiency of straw wvill be so great as that of last year; and we may mention, thait on various mossy soils and on strong homln lands, such as are found in the neighbourhood of Wigtown and Garlieston, . we observed crops of corn that rival the wheats in strength ...

... brew- their- own beer. There is a veyV young gentlethan of the name of Hiugh Percy, cousin to the ]juke. of.- Nordiuumber- Land, who hba lately been pr 'moted.. to- the dignity Iof Arelhdeacon of Canterbury.. We are not-aware of all his preferments, ...

... return of tho disiese which afifecte d h2is eyes, a-i( coinpel'e n him to telineuihs t'hle command of the eserve Division of the Army of the Deccan in the late war in luui, snd to conse to this country. We trust, however, that his Ex- elency will not feel it ...

... of the Island, called Banthan Bay: it is also apprehended that the insurrection will break out there. All communication by land has been cut off by the natives between Samarang and Batavia. From a Russian Officer who witnesscd the revolt of the 2d regiment ...