The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-06 00:00:00

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Term Aileen. mil reosbell Cla ai rm m ets if de orr„4"rier.F.TeVrts=toint =A bo Own of Se to refory ths es. woo thsied. sae thot la I=l7 ' reverood to resin -171=to de nrllses 111% WILLS urn.; Nosaddi by Mr. Witelif. WI TO embed essoldoody thb medley 'IMO ebb w dome cool ie* 11011111 essikes of Mr. Omer °dab bordoforo. W woobse the semi* IS Ws istdri drotar. and whits his embleass la all opstebbes thsteepoo. Nor* Mr. lbws; issiellel by Kr. iIIfrIPTIN. lad re solved . s odas of the rordellses d W. resift be troorultleil to L M Viewed lbahells M.P. ; owl 01l the reudy stombers; sad Ord they be beetled la Ws " Di * Newt." - Tea Tem Marrosiar." "Womsdirdire Chreolds. - re " Menses Jowled.' Moroi by. Mr. Ostrrrro ; ossorlei by Mr. ?MN. 'god webbed ..-tbsel be redo sod ustrers oft* rot Soo rotohr U. with M. Iliss drinom. raw., Wm tho eserditos. le yerodece of the W 11.1.171ThO N TOTAL. Misr. ihirdob Webs WOMB of the J AMMO TU D ,ti k va Doos* Cesissms4=owdelsbis shooed of Ur from as mina felL The Dom* l,tl i n e s " T ibi Ws ask. dm ball of by then fa .... ji .... .... _,LI .. Lao 13 Mr. W MOR r . li ems this dub* bo slogs le WI We MEIM. he Ms mla aoLose&Ms .....itatieritsadak. sal ier . s g efitur=lihrTritess arearset ma r NTON. sciar rog Lai ASSURANCE COMPANY, Am Is• 1 . °6lr q r.lagbedatt 'maim li.o. r"""'" r T- .". WlFlMlNtlarro. um Iwo savi rerw.. ma. VAL. C l e. ag oritatte the NM • Owitunk. E14.0301.55%071411C16"911r1.51q,:41: 11 • 0 0 .. irt I" ' 1. Wash WIMP 11/11.: AIM Caankeloll D M lAtareingit Csainaes-01110w. • Eft. grria...4k1•141.1000.01. ..weee ln i l e i n .k♦o roasOl WA r t S : ' p e tal ?Oka A w talge...., . 0. : aL isioL, . • 17! ... 4 '. ink a11"....k. Or I m : s ig irO I alllllll . . . e ft ! .7.2 tAT ;NiMir" . Mar ...3' lIIP Mee 10013 : .. i & AIVMOS r - - .ftwa g• _cr--- ash amala. • Velnamir 11e . R Isom worm. ( lrsWg-Fiss---krkPIOTIN() the R I iiestatirteciobl w Ilia ILlCT=Palilllll.. Je s tr i l k iverae um 111 rome ".. est-T i l . i07 8 1606 1.6 Rer. the Lcrd 11600 111 / 7 LOM gar 1111f•rilla Steria;roL?""..• *O. I laitiMl:oBl..oo•Nbt. Y.P. C 011111119,14 et 110.8MMAlt 1 01r M :4011 . 1 1 1 1 =1*• 32.212. Phllheeem. Mat Lima. r.r• a.. w cam . m0....... W Mem On. J. C. co r. 16m. ‘biyWrimari. U. P. w. Cake. kg temEwat mow...how Ratites therte, rm., M.P. 1 1 / 4 ,.. Lord Reba thormeof. Rev. Theme Palo A•bicf Rev. 001111,. 'M61,61111 tk Omer Ulyn, req.. M.P. Wm WOOD COM!. M. P. W. Req. See Peer Robert . Req ~,,._ i t. Illetict W. Noel. Thomson Boehm. hi e., Seq. ''-- um W. L Welter, MP. J. 11. Home. Vat Jallier Patter diri i i imi tee em AfWw g it Itm. Item/ Howarth i m a L 4L i rayea. rta 11% ... .Lahomeme, e. Re Sir II R. laildnihdd. Wart. T. R. Long. Cm. ~,, nem it Farquhar. Wart. Willtarn Maim, De. Mr Robot II loilis. Wart- N.P. Rev. 11. 11. If three k tamer.Jane Part Staffonl H. Nortlmte, req. We.. mum,. Mart.. Alderman Rev. J. T. R.4dnee Via R. 11. Male Archdore n of 1 AIM Smith. E.g. Lop, too I Rev. In. Om Tee [ Jelm 10em tandair, Ardolesem o( 1 Edica r y T nl Thea . tr Ead e. req. 1. . Illenritt.m. ib ,.... w i t t y,. hm., M.P. Rev. J. Roden Tyler trilbe. 4. Mt Martin eplem ,stalest mums. ph, in..uvt V tattled So:MM. are no. receiving 'Ranh from the Nat Thew eta-ratio's* ottend over ow worm" Zarb of London: In a y ,y,,,, mtheel emu. Chnitenwell. dteimo. ebortabbb. Vibllvaivalvd. 0, 1114.1" P LITRACT FROM A RECENT REPORT. ewers/4 to the pro d vets of the coming Mater, the Committee n ym go a a. thd every account One re e. ot to leer tbst Oil poor am yyyya lie remand 'has morel to woad the •Mentler of a revere rasaThe .eviam of the poor. Iry a body. dues[ out year ere Wined to ha, hmn beim the armee. mind to comperatlm dhebaeo In trade and the chamber" of the .ether. Tbo committee e. t h e . ,tetuctids upon the fund Mak, any dream/Menem syl timid the lamer prove prkeeeted or *dere the calle lime th an la ecdoebtoily he t,:rt arena. The feat. in hand, °rine aelmbkr the mmuncretel ditreaves of the an d Muter of nut year. an at the imam' time lee than they per Ma at thie men. mad It mill nw.dra *Trey enerm on I.b me of the Meet. of the deityto •Mee the mum nemeary to Mead WOW amend' obich may be mem./ The tolloolne aquae bum sat been temloueliitinvorrledifed Ife. Wirathed.. 1.:44.. :dal W. P. Jerrie. ,14 don. AA 0 dm . _ AI, 0 ca,. J. N. • 10.1eme. MM. W. U. Paley. MIL b N.. 411 t doe 6 0 Ma.. ...... ....... it OJ. IL PIO" I. qt,04 . .. 4' ll ' I' • • 1 • • c inel s e4rialloo;. 10 0 er=iii: . • .. . 7:: sir 1. piii .: 1 0 rm. II I kW .a • 4 Dm O. W. Smarm 111 1 W Reb.kea. low. Ink Jean. Ilkaukoat. Da i 2 ite. ......... ..... . 5 0 Uma. Ire. Junk. PM - ' U•ke . M. *10....11t 1 0 1: Mre. gw a g eL ". . in t l . k * *Li. 1 I kn. • . .......... .... 1 0 P. 04. Leger OreZfera. V.C. aim... 21 0 Em. _.. . ._.. 1. 2 2 0 Rlrenelnle Greefelb MIL • 1 2 1 0 11•Jor Parer • • 1 .11‘16a. .. .. . ..... . . to 0 Itr. A. . ?Wien ... knelbulklkWAlllL. C.. .... .l i ledlloa. . . 100 0 * Jennie., the. ..... - L ma 0r1i.... iiiii:: . .... so 0 P.. nth 4.1. ..... . • token Mfr 5...,.. 60 i Newark Pt m. .. 4 mi.i.iiniii.i4. 10 0 dm. Dam , ~ . 104... .11.1 iii s s MI 6.e. 5 0 • Abed. o.4beby , ~, - . 5 0 do '.. ... ....... Ctthith Itourteei; 101. , Jedah Martia,3 4. 6 0 MI .100. .-, . -...._ 10 I !elan Marna. a 6• TM het menet krone( the Alevistion e ill Ye I le OM bill _de lath of ite .insider It am be hada Me•nrs IlletesteleW Batekurde. der Paltm a Copier ern be foreurthel In 1.4, en aoolmbee to the Mammy. f 6. Wane aro seated lbe usakrumlliml brawn: A r Tel Wetv yin. Mere Henke Tereuhar. and Co., It. Jameen4•44. Mann.linumand. Charlet-me , 114•41 , . Cotta sad Co.. Strand. IN ill CITY. 110.0 ea fleece, tee' arse leen. Will arm Pmeon. and Co.. areleakke. Ihms. Barelay. Llevaa. and Co.. lemtergekee6 AM by the eiternary. to the Mike of the Amebae% 4. 11. blentan• itere.TMehelor.mmen. P HILANTIiSOPIC tit •Ci ETTB FARM SCOWL. ear the likrumike nf Crtmleal sad Topa Ilkee• Perfma, ITN Men Menem Ikon, the QCIIII. Pl.lolMantall. th.ent Illabake Mien • LaillT,l.o. Pe airs'-11.0 time the Pete .4 RIC lIMOND, ILO. Tecorese-Wllhon. • laddme, Rm. The committee have tees enal4ad by the lila ral caPPel &soul ,twow 0,. ~ . . 1.,,,bt foment in February int. td panthers a My ram hie iirm, .4 1.,. acre. at Paters bar. emir ladnet. and met by the Imme diate aes 00.4 the nets-wary Imddln, ho wWish Mr. Mollata has fraidual .n eompelltlnt“ a ample hot effellve .Bodes. NOM, out the trader ..1 Weir •....t .1 hehment from it, I.v-eot Ledo. et* In a bode' • tu:d. la the o.oee ..f the ermine mem and vommr. The *witty v berg' plan of reformwory Menthe will he modified Rik Iwo n.t...1 by the tntneloction of two Important Improvement.: I. The .rdem .4 domedic amocetke. sWait has been ••1000. 1 ~,, okantelly et /Satiny. Ilarothare end other conthienta/ reboots of re lormatbet MR be introdutml : the hey* beta; divided into fernlike of ' ohm 0• each, every family of h y• 10n4 atmennuelatel in a rapeante Mtn e. sad sob boy twine there iambi. ermAuyed, and practied in MI armor dtheatte retie rein a Mane. 2. The ley, will be ctoelly onototed Itt laithabelry, esplealrgy, Sad the Mem mechnalml std. emtic.' aitb ten,, 1•10.00.11,/.0 bebat .th I. Wahl to make ho. o,lrDeLotlta, tod Nevis .nft • ouftlent avia"ubt of elan:mow" indnachen in readme. writhe. met , I therm. Tee C. uladttee are inert sallow. to ,-- arty ' , llt Wmn nee mtalladmiebt O 1 et,4....,211, to 10.114 e. Teo .nly .4 the family both., actutonm dither It. levy. o ill b both In the Ilr4 tavta , , , , the p u bol lathe mimed I merameself If Ow a. WIOOO of .dh. r tomes. ic cuPPort matt, it. 1,0. .ter. k. . 4 l realm %NM 0 No, TM -wee., M. 0... r, their Amt. to r f•• tn the 1... yr whom thelr •ety•.l r•LL1,.....1.4.cp14 14.. . 'tai) on 011100 Innueum and aln• p 1.0.4 1 ,.. that they have detertainrel m at done erecting a chapel for worvitip eel thradlan loetrucuon. trmled that the ow:al/mad tuner' . the uut,b...in betify Leo. to ius....urtur the • 1 / 4 110. .al ... 1117 . 114 kil . e tbs. nenand. cal-0 44nm. to the Phllenthrope• oeien • Pane School MI be &MIL/till, r,..0.;“ , .1 by tae 7n-boils:l% W. 111301 tilaththed. r.%, 7,Mietlim tem . .0 0. the artiest Chaplain: at the leeMition. 0. WeleleM lel b, or ot•Mt.-4,. It muunct Mel r...- J. lemberdetreet ; NOM. 1 ore .. Ebel .tree' : Mean i:ootte told c 0.., Maori 1.4. 4* •.1 Co• mll I. tutorlbel 0• romelets of the Ildelxl. Lot .0 Ponon, to the alcelal Fowl for the Imcheme 14 1 M LAM 111 1 th• • n •-te• fa of the flalklme• reouired : 11. d 14 ..1 GraL-1.01., Itayedy the MCMILM and Uk loyal 1 sioo o Hirlue.... PRINCR ALIIRRT i .. .. ~. IN., co blblemem 2.m. L 1.14 0 . J. O. feblthef. Wel- •• • 0. .. loth:n.l4 IMO. he 1.0 o,Oa A. Low . UOO lannx saJCO.... „- .. 101 I. 'J. Dater iNig, 10 0 0 snub. Parse, mil 00... •10 0 , Wm. J. MM. ll 0 0 /I Joan Lege_ ..... , ... 62 10 0 ! L Asco: eg.. 21 0 0 Onem4o.mtecamle. 52 1• u J. \ my. pw do. 21 00 knelt. flews. and On 62 10 0 D. Ihria. i.e ditto. 21 0 I R. 1. 0n...... 12 10 0 4.1, clantert:Ese. perdu 13 011 tqatat and C 0.......... 62 Id 0I J. WIllem: Ire., per do. 10 10 0 Zoom lbw, .. , ..... Uloo ,' st. Rinarde. 140.. per do. 10 10 0 Nem, Menmeed .... •100 ! J. limn ► Lee per dna 10 14 0 Iltaln• enlCO. . ~. 111 IS 0 TM Nen line. Mr O. ilila, llchtte and . Ce..: 111 011 Mem. Hort .._ 10 10 0 WM?• limn. and Co. 010 111 IL livracy Jan.. Req. 10 10 0 !mem Ilsereary. 1.4 Uerrood lboderry. jun. (.. 112 VI 0 Ked.per .otto .. lO 10 TMMarquir el .. M044. . Rev Ur. Rte . . - 10 10 IM/I•4ef ... ... 000 ' J. deter n. LA.. Mr Os 10 MI Lent revemarda .. ....... 0 00 ' O. P. billow. L.q. LS.II 4f .rvl. Km 0 00 : Wm. Iluienu ... .. .... 0 0 C kn.. 16.01. ........ •• •• I Henry Holland, L,;....g : w Camel, Le. RI J. W. CoPleL 1014 • 0 11l Joke lelke, hn. , . ... i• • Thr Lord WM. a IC. Pewee, EA.. 1.0- . • 4 Lela. _ DI 0 1 Mr. Sheriff Culdtt, M.P. 10 0 The Rm. Ilemena.. :0 0 v Mr. elerne Mill ...... g : It.. .:6•1 Toner... to 0 10 0 ... V. kath,.... Em.... Mee ',a Fee 1' 10 .0 , Henry lend. Let ...... /0 10 0 Tie .4 ti,,,,,04 ts 4. " 11. o,r Ittebalth t wow. ii. fart nt l'ob-I0 2.: 0 o 1... v dittd .. .- . ..... 10 10 0 N attentha aO4 Co. 25 0 0 C. A. 1 . ,4114..T.0‘.... .. 10 10 0 en!..4w _Cena. ad en Z 0 o J. K10...TW00 I. Lg..-- 10 10 0 " o ' 4 Reeser 11014 warmer.: is • • ow* 1..0.i. PAL. 11 9 %. • 10 10 0 . Tee UM Ye. et ft .R. J. else reel. Me. •- • 10 10 v Orly • ........ 40 ; R. 1.'2041. LA. • • 10 10 0 Ih. 11.W14, ... •• • IP 0 o ter IL. golbsel.l, lIMI * . 10 10 0 I • 2 • n lh 64 L i 1. t . :: 'i 1t1i k .;1°Z.:1'.....: CI: i Aver, law .. ~ .. *. 011 i Arline Pon, hm. - 10 10 0 all lir i •-• !Sew. r s 14 : ! I ) , A=Sestas ...... ,i li : 21/ * • 0 0 J. .dublinel, wt.. . •.. II 0 IL Weer, LP 11 0 0 R. H. weeny. New ...... 0 • .1. 114 0 0 Mi. ca•Smaino ...,,. •1 0 0 0 i 0 " K. Iflakomort.lbb.lll.l l . /0 00 0 0 Sir FL P /Am Meet ... 10 0 0 0• , Mr S. ilevas . . 000 • 111i .U...........: 21 00 . ;Uri 1f7ee5t...1114.......: 10 I : : r e. fl nn c. ;Myer, Kat lO 10 0 Whf C. Plembem. 21 lo o J. 'Markt/1M Illm• • 20 10 0 Ha Carp n 0 u 900164ilabectlyt bdm umkr LIO IN.. AM /121. TentM aen &haply mbecriled Mice 20 1 1=112 0a. t. 2111111 TURNER. 4 . New. 1 1446. HOOL, Dovevotreet, and —Aloe oa Noallook. , DUdON, LL.D., Y.C.P. Towbar of Cheoslalce—kit. V. O. Wool. Soadier of Vocal ale& Yr. U. Ilemata. Towbar of Maas, ac.—florg Mama. of of Nadia— Domani— far. CHORLTON HIGH 81 Dowfordelfeek eT Pedectrae—W. M. 1101 Peened Master —Mr. Mena ILA. R Ms eglas oiL ta Cceemordol MaMee— . z Winiese lialger—Mr.Rondhow. Maddlt—MT.ll•Vikiloll Tender of UsIIWANI—Ii. Lyons. Tweet of Yvown—M. PIACT{O Tudor of Dewing—M. Hrotent.. Premestory Make . . 7.... Twelve guineas rat.... 'di: i.i welor Smiles 1 0...., .3 :: I Tweany Warm per ma. Senior Seethes Clam 3r4 .. ch . 4 , , , Tweeity-four guineas per am. TM chants of twenty graham he•M•se Gers. Tomb. drawing, root image, gyamarUca. sod &Shag. he ; sad Lb. &mg* of teeatl• tour gneiss includes chemistry. In addition to tat above. Thu oily antis charge• are for Irencimt and Darreing. A charge of Are leaning* per quarter o made fur Ye am of WtionerT. ile.; as to the school lII.mrY; and twards the pride fund. demis e boots sad drawing materials, M.., are Linnet for acemling to downer A quarter's noel m le Minitel on the removal of a pupil. A buns shod has been erected in the playgrouad fur pmi cin = sad • select library will be opmel inintediansly. fur among the pupils. TM hewn of attendance are from nine to twelve, and (nun two to evs, re Meesky, Tuesday. Thursday. and Friday . and teen alas to tasks on W•draday sod Saturday. The aramiQuartersonneuenceand 1 The Vacationer* from— redsr follows : June to to July IL let Onogter. Jas. 11 to March 21. September 311 to Octane (I. 2nl Quarter. March ti tseJ nue Y. I T hy,. 17 to January 13. yd a=i Ju l y 22 Id 8, 1 4 . 12 i. IMP at Meer. soil 11,1 . Oct. ?to Dee. 19. T h ree Ibis se Whitsuntide. *Mere satacisal to the mime! affords ample i s ' Or Torun: &sty Seitseaot said upwasin, e Emma. Ley me On received. onus: AL tininess per annum. Ansintemonts are ta prams foe embilied th. , 1.1 41 .. b. mar regilee hertle. Imeruction to obtain ~slag lamas in the want Wimaris of the edirelemarm. & a.u. timber should remember that W beams is sat an newt to lie mega all that I. knowable. as to wales to, Inns a loss and semen and to put him la the right way of Issowtag sad UM hinwelf when he has • inlaid to It.'•--J Wm Locke. " • WWI sdarstloo with employment lost. *Mims wad &hens Sialestilie.g reldi the g ‘ t o ttie s eerne Una. bars thair v =siszrz aceima "Is ar ratis Is to odonaloo as a oarasa smart it to the whole-1M latter mug our twinllal end. NevertMee. IMF am frequentlY ou.• fenelad. liy I.m you calllvats, form. sad sharpen the tidal , tgiumbroalbos. In partacular, you act on the will and character of the Ramledge. sad system In knowlede. 1..1 may Ilan by In. =llliarail=llolfsitirlasT.ther.7.t. i tAtriesu ." Utiel.starth.; :obit, you rend .Ie am. by eluestioo.'—Ascilloe. I.llm Cott.. or 1....U....a ...wrap IN THIS stlinol. I. O. Toth.... PWASAts.a. Ithr......l—thwilth Reading. Spelling. Writing. Arith• metre, the Laths Accidence. nem0n....4 111-wry. Natural illotory. and ticography ; Ommotric Foetus ; Kauwledge .4 04.1. ISPecial stn.. Wm Is bens:Ova to the trabAng of the tower of obrer rat er. which aro so mitre and so pleasurably teeniest In the young, and .th time due culture of which depart the itileilMlCT and full use of all lelowlelge subosooontly to be acquired, Ji sma Sem. s' Claes Iltru.—rogiloh Reading. gielll .. _..M. Gialmaiar. Recitation. Arithmetic, 'Odor', tieutioi.b7. sod N ~t , . ..., Mowry Latin tirsinmar. to. • the got Nletocute of lterman and French; Writing. Drawing, sad Toes! blade Jes ma slier los. time SecumL—Engletr. Ineiteling Grammar. Rced. lag, Spelling, sad Mershon of Words ; Itecitatioas ; Lain, including Ureeillthr sod Translation : airman sad Preach. Including Orammar. Translatnet. sad Dialogue. ; Arithmetic continuol : liteory ; (Ms Mph, ; Natural History: Writing' Drawing: soil Toad Music. Samoa damns Chu Third—Latin sad .meet. including Omens mar. Erotism and Translation : Esselish, including Drawler. Derives tiro, of Work, and Lionise. in Cmogsrltlon • Recitations; (Minas sod French, Inetuding Orammar, Translation, I:imams. sad Istaberm.; Arithmetic Contlithed . History : Oeveraphy. Ancient and M.tern, Is. eluding Mapping ; maths find Priaciples .4 ibesenetn, Algebra. alls. mistry. sad Natural Phil...phi ; Manufacturing Pfuteleel.leo I WORM: Inswing, sod Vocal Music. esesoo n secro.s. Clam Vourth.—Oreek ass Lan Caries. Taw. sad Member ; Greek stud Woman Antiquities; cleanse sad French Llseetes and Comp...lom ; English tank. and LolY. lll ctorf of Eull4l Literature. with So.:climes; Itecitatkes; .tic, _Alm bra, ilemoctry, Trigonometry. Mai tleomary i Diferontlal and integral Vakylus ; Wechantes. .._ . Nateral Phihnophy : Wass featuring Prom , ver, hr. ; Physical sad Geograpeor : MA. beetsine : Ancient end Modem History sad OmmaPhY ~_.' 11 Prittch.leo .4 the lingll43 eon... Utah. and taw; Human laireenty g Mineola 4 lerntai rhi1...143y ; Political Ecommy : Lou, and Pace of Trade :: Logic ; Rhetoric ; and Hones lettres; Meths.'. VIM. sad ornamental : United; sod Vocal hawk. Th. muini,,,, of the more auviserel pupils will he directed chiefly to Oboe studio. which hear nand directly on Unit deetined immune in life. whether they he neofeelonal le called.. mechanical. or commercial. The full r.une Is retimated to meted to the age of datecn. The time sprat in the preparatory ...don will rare really. emeooll.g tc. e 1...- MUMee. oat ouurre of the first. seeml. and third classes will met occupy . .are year, in ordinary mem; of the fourth, two year.. Thin, a pupil ntei mg the first a..., at eleven will coinplete the retool-mama at arisen. First clam. 11.12 ; weed claw, 1113 ; Niel ciao, 1311 : fourth eery, it Teo ordinary prothotioa. 1.1111 le made annUally. In August. when the seips4 imp is un.l,-mtond to begin; in special Mats bOlthrell proloottues will be made In January. It la obrloycly Important that pupil. shoal coMMenee the .chard coar..o at do earthat otthr. KdOcation. ....n in far es It csn he men ducted in vedwede, is &gradual and very .low oroceve ; and Me better the orient the sum: limo to needful for the development .4 Its remake — which ought to be ..did. not Mussy—equable. out partlat—coduring, sot • the diacipline to Tokenised without harihno to deed or wort lierlelnen as sot Inceopatible with idadnew ; and the love of opt.. fur air owe shU goy be dierielnal Y thayoung. In thin roped, opecially, nevi depose es the eropereetas et perms, AU net la see go oder the mein supervision of the principal, shoe Mole Or L. devoted le the obool and the lift, second, third, ✓ed kern dere receive nett • Oily lemon from him, of one and a half beer% enseien. Is tide sea rug to acquire and maintain a .laereee h knowledge of every eft ability, dispidtion, conduct, and ',regrown si as to prennes perfect urdn of plan throughout the idsleL Weakly opens are OM of tot 08 , 111.illei and diligence of er . lwzil ; Oki, ante be retersekbeering the porno' sit mature. mre roweled Is the OM al regular examination .4 those reportA ; sal use itailion• eamenlei the top& are to he &Wowed to the priselgel newt. eve oral memosw ll be received through the pupils ; wad, le nenel ores sesecary olounao. or Islam., ono of eapiontkan sill be spoleed. The duty of mut. end pawed atirnalinte h canons weed es pupa. fur their uhorvance, —e ev sil ery esday peesets ter pr their esessopenestend ski. The nelpaisbe sees on school dsen before to olefin hoe' bet en Mm.: dam tom.: aed be le banana to communication with the mono er gurmitanea tate rtte ig popie.W Sc. may Moot the Owes during ot their studio epelei Son O, bong made fur the& woo • An unmanned Me ben tends with Mr. eshert, for the Maya= of the renier punier M hblebentrorl M the floral Ingitotiort I TIM section Imam the medal care of Mr. Davirtion who yr he 'wend yearn teacher of the pretetrator7 section of the , Mal terhoed. Idempeob le &Aimed PR the remptlon th.c pupils whose spa 7•111% at vim* Itnowtolice. dimmbeca thorn for the more athilaila Irmo oez at anti Vii t en clefts, win be the usual nee et She Mk In (hie enAlen. Ite roan., tenure, Ac.. are distinct tramlines of Mae elher darer t Three ere Illootrabei by re Oollectton of the elder Wets doer meree. whether la the new or In the warndartur d &Oa did Moor generally grill be eledratcd. se f uror isrmige. with mg" grain*, mearatne. AA, en that unite/m.on( lOW IM through dee eye se we d ea the ear. MEDICMEDICAL REFOR/L—The CASE of MARY AL IPSIf Nth KIM hall 110111.—The loathe lethd lir Meade b . o f e . s i =lnd v er..r4...........2_,.........t=erje=5 1 M the sass of the amiable lade of lille:a Smyth. Meltable unastio takes for Widow; when, at thin ewe el aeronsolOad at and asdalett where an afFeettaria and laitneed maw was Owned at the Old W hey with tho murals of bee ows bdriyowdered anomie was as/stalten by the nsoleral eretalstet for eaten* The pub& wredate the awe end YAM? of these MAW transom they awe ben es pneW to the pubilegue but Ifthe lariohdde Intelsat weeds et the pudic hopitala. of the wee Is nor acethouomsodefinthawtef the apothecary, ed,sedW . l emir mond prudes mama W et a- se% meld este te eforthel, atheelene at b has sew the mom the rhea tie u mez m ememon h he me hi par Ilte NfigA l a ti .a l tenale asi e t e i Zeleth mhatthe Ur Se P er ni me i ro t ar most weellearat Ha oath a amities theitheathleibeeme did dollen' rhelltrlierana.bentrZ al ar l A arra ft b e rsso 7 n !in7l a wl:6l h r; L ,... . b k .... 7. 4 ,.... tv.r.wr i t ism ur v. iiTa i. , . :Tz t zee .1 """ ha.; wo = 1. 4 .. .....:5 tr 1'...i. it:41Z.gti5aa5.11.14..../1` , 'me= ONNIMIN MS reeled mlthlnms nig of . Aaa Dsre, a 37anenlit mam ma ms arytm ? feet., wthe . are hew le ewer new II IDO lbwkirlis,eit 41114. grad ef parental ~lea. the abeete a rlith m o o ths Werth the MEW elms lawn Meth law, and the feet that so penes er• be WNW M the penseds• we latewlotge of IM penes __ .. nly wish as arAhlog Wet a inadital 014AW9 espresso' tit a =mac woe hanallot Nay, tse feet Oat the erf Igrert resetroe tams mremeled Wawe from is first Mast M the kw ed lit dendk width lead math trout! he likely to el ated to It. may be ewe et the thentledbla alathol them The aim of Dere is Nary him _proved dal madded sea he men male thee for Meths le be thennanW Is atlethlease w se Ithsa ddld is' At the tis • arellant einem swan m here Mr il ~ thth the ants& found la droddl a =VIM W Oda It w; swag " tr.6l ; ag li ta ta t= aftar having polensed bow Add : the weals rein 4 bore beta eintisMnad at lewd (set points boors before dine_ t_.. the Ira umulleal wan only .ow the chnd within 4S hour. of Ito asalk. therefore On mother. wb. had boon to conduit atodslanee on Yrs add. MINg Mee admisiSerol to It the tones which caused Sado* I Met on the teithar g. nw e made &Mem that •kw boon , prelims be doll Oa dortort bad. mistake, &Wasters! ilur grains of amine WWII or the math of sled • whiled the Leaden Medial dethilethweer. from Inedetentb.rlder. thel the apthemaem gra re &a Me Se weer tha .muull meth set have Men theta the lithe that the method nesa m air la althathmee epee the mop ethielthm•vhkh Imthalatthat math had 11r Salahrt UMkW dtheetthla =rah: aielard:kiri ja prepa IlpealeZth a tie t ar r iff Slar truzampir 4 .3:4 INtrA aidell e l l iellY4 B Z al Fan demur diet " . 3„ a " "72 . m.l _lc. 1 It hem , 0 :4 !A 3 . ' r =l ' :a l i frZ ° of the BRITISH 001.1.1/03 1. MLA CA"KlB.—Spisedid demos ut 'lVestry,at 34. 9/ • la 4 AvvrarlL :IL INIMPOSa Ilaaralea IL IL USnod: Lod isnMrldir Firm* elVatms. LL IL M. llr, rummle: t . kkmovr.to *air flty V) No. 4. t .trevt, v L , ••tlar) plea lovvvita W Jamm.).. TM, am ag of rmrml ibomeml Tard"." am Mr plow. sad rag Ober 4.crlptio. Le carVOIIIII eim.y ✓ulllM. Worm mrprts. Irsasimts Mr eartalmde. WARR% PATENT ItzTitoNo WROUGHT " IP/LIRAS'!" GOVEIVOIE VT ROOK sad CASH IE4 CLenline.—Fereledeting. by 01.46 "1".. itrinwr"`d. 1:4"'"6.4:r.p."" 'p r lrt Vimmrsim tkok hid owl Plato Chola hal 11 of ag des. eh Ye lame heefe Y. shor. la the lase tows" .4 the araishietairiel soh Maniliharise Iltbirb aim of the Sement tidekeeneeh him linhe ill la red ,Sat hes as to twenty four helm bY Illio and SW .{bef it awl ymetkel rehlentn; and in destreethe Mlse wish the hook.. ash. &lA+. ke., to eh lb. Strareat at-etreen W. Ma with Semen. tent an 4 4oee Saab 5.4 Yea deers Ire wad iirrsqta: Lynn ...lush:red ad* he he ninie tam bum to alio. Nand.. e(s sar din.: beside Men in Oa 122122:ZI:Zirsadleait'llitr41."kryani".ifole16. etwits: hihe *as h o w SA ea at feet) 10,0 s Milhern she t o he. ti *a show saetnel men, slinky ow what eye. iron,nad books an. h the dilsoarntire nontn..4 seas, al. I the Seeress betide' hollinceentertible meter AL—Xis:re Worts, Ladner's& t wi tznya da y : a erpr ii• A r ett pdhere j aZt, Wm, al,. IMPORTANT CAUTION. -A. ROWLAND sad lONS, Sh list t.ssinleikLeeth .n. be. in sielles i ai r e .. 1411h1 ash allot ars inielei by ihe ath We of hass who. we n.. of abs Z ed wai llr at „, c o in ... eat departreic" with &Mar aii/010 ha hh* ese MOW- Inris and kr OS_ id Ith eire b tOl r airir: aid ° ll A r A e a °l t et Szarior he"l. n S ewhisle a rli that sow at Samash, so Rs. smiaawaimirs. Noma ~~'l~e Torts% 10 I LONDON, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6, 1848. [THREEPENCE. TO FREIROLDERB, ESTATE AGYATS, PaulleiaLZll2llllo2lll , lat la or sal Low Maim iWorilmage. =Newt Omar beim VORB, BUILDERS. amid s . Coggis HOUSES. Imps or amok le 7. et fa *kw:at Of. Ilr• Is Mom CIAILASD sal 00.. mad •mow CElNlsa4mrs. D _ _ tsICASES of POULTRY end their CURB. — Br miateuuruert, 4/111 0 =r1=DINZIX 4.4.4 01111.011,10X . 0f BAILIRD on AIr. e IIU s for aalrortismioalo sad osomolialloak 'MPw 14 gIsk Ormettooksit. Looks. _ a z 1881 UL WILLIAM. LAMOND sad Co. stock UT linElag i ff la ir : W W. L. - 111 ii lass let=e4 Was sift - GE 111= drew own W . at at So Hall of ar ie, ften ea 'ace Lain ; tbdr al Wit& Wae• So ulicasi.- Leedom. Jaw I. UAL /MILNE HUNDKKD AND uNK, STRAND.— GUAI4O.—FRAUDS 0m FAHMEItt3.—See AOILICULTIIIAL _9AZOWII sel t algtailln=a' ?MIA el ILLTU=S: = Mmes. et wirmitikor. price SL _Ss serjZagrZ the s . L Upper THE WHEAT FLY (Caown Lugam), de outbid ahlt woodetaa the ACIRICIJLTURAL GILLETT. sad 0 ARMIN SRN' OIIRONIOLR of SATURDAY The GsrdaaaW Cbrerdele may be ordered Cl way arieuraloar..—Yrter . da. elindied,a• Sr hee by poee.-offioo tor adeariad=aad fir. /. UMW II I saingtoi.livet. Comstripirdea, lAN PROFIT of BEE-KEEPlNO,Mir:Scomt aou—See treu AGRICULTURAL GAS . 6 . 22. - MINIM MIAS lOLS ot SATURDAY. TM may be wheal at say aewsreader. Trier IL AMA. top go fro bp' era.-011ee tor advertbmeate sad carammleeticas.l. VOW Wan t= greet Oaresedardea. Leedom VIA lisrpors - Ilise3 Ai bu s &d e r mi ngy bs =V s Ilailorark Omentir. Mr/er=ida ill *Ant 11111.‘ el= s et As Weimar] sod ainegel Dtieskory will be palildied flaertlf. BICIIT 'MACY Ths;111111LL Co. Wm allec s = "wd Vas 2131 WiWills dullest bar al Mout s:: a boa AVM OM et* tor the etl RireFejogirte gg i gorria , d it tiirernaell al = 4" S " V . Asi ihe 4sZerbaurjoiT il a .' 7l=sd w r w r pelak. w eir M a t Wi t tling e tt sod VOUGERT. CELEBitA ED UV hitGOA p NOl - 711314 .-- and SCOTCH FAMING.—See the . AGRICULTURAL (MERITS sad GAILDINISIUT CDRO- Mof SATURDAY. The Aatioariseal Owego I: ton erdered el sews Prles ed. vreekyontasped. ow e poet.—Oflos red erharaessards aW tmt. MI AUSTRIAN immix AM Pridr is lt I yeL 1.3_4 Sms. with a Pes_inpSel Use Drapers!, A U BTIt 1 A. INLE . DWA i r P . THOMPSON, Esq., Aathrr esta=lii - e7=ZaVrZ all. ..—TeneßSlT -16114;" —N übllity-4.)rtlas lad Depondeer saw. le 11=r:_ ai re r et Chsernmest—Yesibel sal tern —Poliessd PrbarasVbrararte uS llemee—Prseest Pe= sad Prosselsel De ill =by De immLArilser LIFE in RUSSIA Coe. tbs Dumpiine of Despotism. la I ,nt. 204 lb", erltk Pleires rad CUL% 13... &rib. Losdrara . Smith. Dir. wed Co.. ea Cornralll. r VOINJERE.ao, CoeditWrite* taller Intik lofal illIP'• ate Prince Afl t..nd the uuceentel pitmen et tie alebnliel tun Rantoul i om by ahead...ay aeleems awl Kwillimaa• he We Windom and mult•hlu fur every mom W h ir=bri=a priabled fur Wu comfort of the pular, haring leet tow 03114 far winter. calted the KO VAL KISUMU, OVIIWOOAT. pi l*ht rlunisb perfectly meow, sill mkt PI Imre' Iseenved reb• sad ebbe au se • cert. I. wane. pliant, sad eomfortahle au fur. rkiAy teleran& en a• to to Imitable to Ant-clear ...vers.*, 10 ler4 thy railiKet We beartly wire Mr YOUOKItIf thu omen Willi *melt, and eaterpriee inerit."—bleorAng Chrunlcie. Wren coat le symped—" JAlllttl VOUUNKK. 6. Curplultetreei. etreet, awl 1. Weekleruherr,Clienpulde. Louden.•' l'utintry anee% - - - - - - Printed for TAYLOR, Of •LTON, sad MOBERLY. B. Pelle...* to Unienity College, U Dpper r ARLEY'S EICIRNTIFIC LlBM esk for the Us of Schools. Private Students, Arden. psi It bee poems of OW mirk to tumid. • rem INF ttus weithernatkol 501.500. adapted to the ogee of ok T. youth of either ea et public aod Weft eilloaf I. Puma oboe oluestion has has neglected, or whogs pi ain ago sag buss directed In early M to ewaetteedlim ; sod to areas gmensigs, Ohm little sotto veil be partiotlely Wed. The of Eigi mein *domes am mewed so broiler soil Nought so Mir IS ger Maw as powile, the deopmanalmee of preporitlme g e nr i g the mind aied brie for the moirtoo, and the element. of ere gime am Premed not oulr to We elm dee hut to tion their Sweet fees. Plftle Edi, ASYSTEM of POPULAR GEOMETRY; con %Wag to stew boogie 0, mods of the Elongate of Euclid se is goormary sad willigket for s right usdenlandlag of eery art sod science la its leoftg Weal sod great priscipie• By Boogie DAUM, 1 Ail. Preis b. tid. eele. New Eaten COMPANION to the POPULAR GEOMETRY; tb• Amelia of abatrect whom aro famillaiaed. Ms. treed, sod rendered imtetl..l?) OMNI to the varloo• purl.. of hie, ogee sump. Outs. By Ilsoluis Douai, A.S. Pike 4e. dd. cloth. W. Third 'Alum ASYSTEM of POPULAR ALGEBRA ; with • musks es Proportions mid PrOgraillOthi. By Geneis MUST, 6.11 Pekoe. dd. Ir. Second Edition, SYSTEM of POPULAR TRIGONOMETRY, into pens and ripheical , with Popular Trestles on Loggerithm• and the Apphoitka of ALoll•ro to peotostry. By OSUMI MILLIT, A.R. Price 3s. eteglonts only ...A Ont. limited koowedge more scene% there are whim so Mail.. o'eah ea bo mod whdvanlar the lerloya Popular (loornery mod Algetos. - -Lefe7 of Vertu Koolviedge, Wee - Mecsolei' F AMILIAR ASTRONOMY. By 011011011DARLET, I. &IL gles.sith aa. dsai Theologise, ef *liming sea verssemiee mew. la 1 102:rjer e Xet t : not low for thee swell" of W Mr Meo Oa egging lig istailimoL aF Moe levee mit ea the NNW aid Wiliest r.prehetor sad Br. Diriey teLE THE CHRISTMAS CATTLE Sli()W. —To JOHN HULL. Esq. A. the Keene of Christina+ le hot &swing eau, Ins a very great inimi to a.tdreve p.a. Mend John: Your show of oboe meat is a eutdeet too full. Te he met with a elteht, h B sot. Mr. Mobs l Like your's-4C Mr. Joint. I delight In thee thing.. And the many sad coWnos which Chrletnets time twinge; I trust that tour " phew at the motel dasa.r. Will ...hoe 1.• 1M p clue what Englishmen any No doubt you II Ise IO o Usl. when your rouuWt eye faith On the onsulent rattle wane d In the mad. ; Methinks I mo we you. " the Kist and the chief," Surveying your bullock... "ea toots hull het ! I warrant your wane English Awl will be full, When lye eau our " 41.101 0/0, "at your sheep, Kr. Ban And wen% you foal lolly and woe t you look At the porpobw oem...her the same " prise leg !- Rut. I lay. Mr. MO. I would 110 , 0 Y. to know, That yours le h eo mesas the only " 16.11 r." MO:1641 eadrltill, let one tell row. fool dire Have prepaid nude • iawr pall greatly ad mire; The "Moot - mot a "live deer) to sought inure nor lee. Then what may he vtevril A SHOW OF PRIZE PRESS.' Now, really, John Hull, If you knew what to dons In preparing for tlatetina. by MiIMES and SON ,• To their gruel City Mart on your dick you work' toddle, And round the " Prize Ileum dhow" esukiegly waddle And. Johns you will pinks tee ream you Jebel. Inn .11.1(C ),)41s1 neared till you tiled wesellelog THE 5110 W 01 PRIZE lIATO I weld lave you to blow. Can atter Ise clued .1 wherever you ; Elnetie and -handy. and glamy end light Th., an. 1.111 ho found eau the veer get *Ott ; And I nloire your geed ease will renterra tau that IMO Van equal the hate of E. HOSEA and SON. W ill be Anoth er found e hey ou ich *Mew wh I know you wait her, TIIE OV PRIZE dUORd. Poch mime I...teasel shots will he mishit.; Pim% Toe I banw you ve got tae4e in *nett matter* a• dim ; YOU kW. matt well how a Moe ihould he teem And Ira Purr tot.ll pita recritt to Muskat brot illuetrioue din Betas to the A tillOVI OV PRIZE VTR. E. MOSES ant nON, lu their Ewa. smart and 1, 111 M• Moe land upon taking the belie" by Aorni Such muff. awl web home and .ode mantles are there. As certainly user 'escorted the fair. A ttLIOW QV PRIZE HONIERY Nett lot use name. Whieh I cannot h,lr prating meetly the strew; The eoeg.o4y. neautiful. vark.i. and full, And really without a defect, Mr. ; I tree. they this, youll re calve to make ogle. At the Prise rheumus dhow of N. MOSES bad SON. A slew work ontlikul ' Tbe Treeeary of aretsisfert a detailed 114 of plow for out .lorenoweet. with full directior fur rieloaawarie mesh nay to bed ou anteleatios.. or forwarded mitres. UM. eo IIMall! lUD& m.... ... ...-- 4 a d. It a 0. Setae and Whiter CAW. Antrum and Motor Otatit. la al the sew etyko from O 9 6 la all the Dewitt stem Obettirgelil sad Curbing. from ... ... ... .... .... 1 6 0 tam as 6 evei7 MOO &11mat......... I 2 0 boa of War erste= .. ..... ... 0 0 6 r wir Prialfor Dllivai. , 1 0 611 614 4 : 0 beslilm ......::: I 10 oeda( WI -., 0 •• bona Owes ..............1 00 Alamos 6 WIM111111.111•1. 0..4 6 PI. 0•1111................ 1 12 0 Doritio &Ito a . - . 072 Oat quality ........ ...... 115 0 Auttoun and moor Valls. • II Trask Otate INOM C1ea15..... ......... .. II • ban qualltZ r... 4 ., ditto ....... . ........ 1 4 0 Orlseg a rat ,:.:,_ t4: Holy mod Taste . Ol6 4 !=ar ameasii ." Talla I 6 0 iliiiiiiisit in aaare s ss at Owe tillsaillii. • sate( Nobea-The Stan DepailnelhV i linere. le aria NOM WU entry novelty oi Us eases. Obearrs—Aity amide pardoned. 111d1.1•0118, If •11111•11•11111•11. It not approved d. will be ezelisaged, Or. if Miss* Oil Oallsl re- Owned. K MOOEN sad fION. Tallont Woolles.dranen=lisfu. Batts , . Melo% /wrier% boot awl Sbeentakcri, mai 0 Oellabore for ladle. as 4 Gen*faa, 154, 155, 156, sail 157, 51Inorlsh ad 811 lit 85. eisl 66. Albots, City,,boadon. Caution-It 14068.8 and NON regret harts' Illi PION , Of Vhapaltba. bat love learned Nit the &imbibe eber wooded with thus, Is the mime " Win ei9 sorted to In low tnetaaoco, a nd for ohrtmn marina benne era. nexioa with any other boa. In of out of Leadoe. one Inn ano none issulse mad elms cloth/as at., thoula rah m ew rd to the blind= rid JOWL QM London. Take Notica-Ilib Natabildraist b dined been saint ?rides di anneal Katunlay. when bowler Is meowed 1111 12 o'ckieff. L ... AMPS of all SORTS and PArI'ERNS.—The laded. as wean. eholotet, swertment of PALMER'S MAGNUM lad other CAN DLDIT IOW; Pamphlne, Argued, and dolor LAMPS, with an the Plot Imprerements. and of the newed sal mad recherche patterns, In ormolu, Bohemian sal plain slam, or papier cal 't or t on i, el. 'manes. DI at WILLI Ael S. Id/ RTON date ithoon mil 'tortoni, It, Uzforddrset, corner of Newmann-street and No. I, Newman drect, wb.ee all the demeahle novelties are now dilirty at from Zi to 30 per and ender any auto" with whom quality aal stile ore considieationd Palmees plait Caulk, Iraarked Palmer',. &I. per lb.' Whirs Cemphine, to sealed vans, es, &I. pa Imperial gallon. The miner retuned for every article not approved of. LAMP estaloguen. with eadmvinp. rat per pay free.—iatoblishai la WelLesireet A.D. NSW GAS BURNERS.—RoyaI Letters Patent — their romp am; The NIP. The Comet. The Golden. The Glad, The Ram and The acillectina Nurium It Is Prided. beyond doubt, by men of eelence and fan tinehleare, that no other pa burner, by coin petlson with them. Wight an crystal is the light. No smoke emitted. SM meet eounimien/ and the mod t of all. The improvements are no evident, all shook, hare them.—tific (pinion. Lahomton Royal Poldeebok Inditutlon. °Miler Ylvt.lden. flir,—After a preful mut/Maims of your new RD. humors, which hare tared In &Imprison with the hest hitherto known. I am cum peßed schrowiedoo that your react discovery bi mperior to all other. fn eceeemy and in the purity of the dame prudneed by It. By the &vb. yet truly dientlee. Prearteineed Yodr homers. you have seceseded perfectly in obtahilas the proper supply of air, hdh in quantity and 1...UW*1; thus, the dime is at all time steady, mil In tensely luminous; while even under adds* hiestedil preemie. or duly/ draughts of air, no smoke I. Pres off. I remain, NIT. 'ma faithfully, Jon, Kinn, M.D.. LL.D.. Profaner of Chemistry. Yr. Richard ClarCtlkaltd. The Mwde of the burners are nom tantly heroine s& the Itetabllrliment of the Netropinlttsa Light Comany—lLlCHA DP CLARK, resident mastasite. 447, Mart filmed comer of AdelakineterM 111UNIV8 fine AHGAND LAMP OIL, 4a fid. per anon, Is ovally applicahie for the armed, Msg. French =tato. and crery down ioli in of intent oil Mom TM eitiarseteristica of this oil am the streninh and Isillianey of light, without smoke or mell, Its estrerne purity. it. It will not corrode the most deileate lamp. Its greater economy In the slowness of commaption compared with other and Its not chilling with the oolJ. Haifa gallon oe upwards will be detirered Ire mike as vial—Mid only by JOHN DUNN and Co.. MI merehmits. W. eamon ntrcet. City. E NLAROESIENTof the WEEKLY DISPATCH. —Thuinunuu.eek n fi unlimited, will be ENLA BOND, on and SUNDAY, the 7th if JANUARY, Irlkr. to SIXTY:I7N PADS& eunkining Piety. Your Coining* of the muse doe cad form as at formseß, WITHOUT ANY EXTRA CII ARGIL The DIPPATCH will, them fore, mower the purpom of YOUR NEWSPAPDMI An Milks of Use DIIIPATCII ito published at Gee o'clock seem gaterday mem lug. fur tranmetssion by the Ant train and moaning mall. or that s residing ho tome MO mike from Louden may receive R the mine evening. An memo edition of the DISPATCH * 'mightiest eery gundsy Miasma, containing DMA direct from Darts. and other pm* of the Conttemt,ep to eight o'aock as Paturdny erenlMl—Orders shotdd he given early, to /Ir. No HARD WIN.D. Ylootretreet, es teeny et the Nesnirendsn, h Lowe and —* PEKE FOUSPENOB or ANY BOOKSELLER. CONTENTS of the Number fat SATURDAY. Deconher 1, or THE ATTIRE/SUM. Joarnal of English and A. fonlwk lAwasano, &Hem sod the Plea Arts. Thirty two Was neerto MN. WNW Or. VITII CT. MN. flieretlllatory of Iferaintlonsof 1848 , ES. of boast Ufa. Memoirs of Caussidarre H of Omura bwiew• 10• History of Bs awelpor. By Lbs- I leder Deutsces Spivehal hornet ALL By I. Grimm. 'ITU MOMS SMICIIB UP for 1849. Test t,olt of English Grammar. %7 611 . 0 9 1 57. B 7 Dr. H. Y. By Be, J. Hunter FBA Pim lia , ks of Telemachus herrulsosda Llttengure et Trsnshted .n.l .nrans.d by M. V ona° De Asus..ldo. Scripture Maps. With Questions and Anererses Amas , By J. ft. Maier. meets and Retails= of Socha al , _aer. By L. S. erreelle. Life. pp e PArs..3.—Royal Society—The Orme Asa Permit. WV IT (loe‘r.by r T —Relthrh 3 , ll.ocuntal a NMI MI6 Ids , Si. Mitchell— Burro& &meats le the Weir. Y lindln— Rectorship of Memoir Unlver•lty—gtokhoin igtuarien of Dr. W. Twining. Xr. C. Innter. ..„, .... . . lf= Palma—llaktsien Cadr e Royal . . Mr. ' ea "Omura of Nom Ikeda ; of Amelashisnr , of UsAlsl WNW • _ , L Massie ' I —Asiatic —Society of A y of Arts 'Mr Olynn "Os re Art Mr. Plot" Oil StudY Pill Batt f ifI c if LOolllita By W. W. Colliss—Os An b. By 3. Cerlall—Babe. In the .ea—Neer Fors AIT Onsear.—Xr. ramie -•"-- of Course of 111.1.11=a lir A • and 80.1 ; 610 '. the Ger el late X. IL n—lafelle Tlewin. nut , y e rj.: 4 ,... d aninn- - tM l X t 7 y c w.„2,..." mgr ~e ' r Th e r ilsy , NE s irel m adke l_ . W r Blot In the Soultheou - 1— cheat &1111 Arlie 0011.11 , :—Xs4. BO In icare—Por harm by_Xy. B. 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Maoism flow. 71te Viimerot Malay Tlo WhiteChlnaGeom The Smokes Fowl Yowl The Toon, Duck The flOky sod Nears The thune Fowl The I ....Min (tome Fowls The Mute Mean The It ...tole Goole The Frizzled in Trim. The (Mimi& mom The parent Ocoee had Fowls. Tito l.mpalao or Cape The Tork.,y Goo. Tho Pea Yowl Full of amusement and Irv.trudies for She lover of nahare."—Saff. good dos) of iceful Ina Foe. idomelltlY Mantel, interim. rood olt ... 22olifunpee dinettes, sod varied by dis.lukti of the astitrallet." Me are . 3 . tO . r " tare the imp ortunity of drawing MtenUon to • .attest "Melt "mimed In lantana No:robot., but calculated to afford cambia ▪ profit if proper &Web.. othell to It, Os.. the beweding aod rearing of doinuitie poultry. The proant mate of *lop in most of our farm. mod. in this cement nso4 dontlen and ban induced the tonwaielon O tic, inanagtment of w ow, mil never pay. That their ex.{ 414.41104 lay. and n•oarwlU are mdte ready bedroll med Where; but • troll In the richt dirotlon would WOO afordiecof that mitten/on of the fanning operation. of the oomory would othow • dower sato them • oreful reformation of the atom. shies prevail in thls department. In 0110/1111000.11 of thew opinloos we may refer to Mr. Dizona very valu able cod awful balk, whidi d pul dotted meet •ipportunely for our impose of goal. urging upon our friends the importance of this branch .4 their onplopuent. The work Wolf has already bond 'whited fa the " Liwonk," and io now Rhea to the puble in an amnoded and Im le proved form. Oluiplo as the oultbvt of Oct work may he implsled to be, we em 11..11 . 0 our aniculnind frimpla Met they will and It • most u•efoi .nd haw, a hh, manual. It she. the evldenocuf practical inveotigation, atop I. totally boo from all theoriitiol notion.. It to written from rho rooltsof awn of and eontimosi oloervation of the habit.. of domande. eni0..1., awl throw. mom Cott peculiar Instinct.. If due IVfe elation he sit n to Mr. IN eilorts, the permit treatioe will ha hence. forth .41.144,1 soil 'eternal to. .4y an • Woolard book. but the only mw wham. a. yet, Ma apemen, I t elucidate the Inmerumt sut4ect of which It Met. '—inna the .• ndelcha Wooster. Nov. 22. moo. - Moe 3a 61.. cowry. fns. es% cloth. HE TREE ROSE. -Practical Instructions for T Ifornatitat and Culture. IlleAeeteder 14 woodcut. Etcpented from the " liattleser. Chruatele. witheddltlaW mums . by the uuttutf and °them. Annual 'pruning time, pnriplu of elem. u.n. h. linuiptu: up litubling knit° titne ntyang, rorritllTS: Muting . a lt, arrange 'aunt of tveo, Pruhink for tram. 1.1,,0uti00 N.lOno ore.. ITTZ tnatilit tit o f tr.al sending • diatom'', ebortcoing Mode, tic.; aim proper for the purpose 411APTING. to leo dart o y the plant, ,R. en, diffortat nets Tree -trowel% TOMAS CalV of tern j on Use ...lens stock on 11,, m o m bedy , Rose., Aloft Not of Caret, hindlng up ant lludjuscrtien of, into .104IsIde sorts for Aninhing stuck budding ',Mamie- flatting, advantage of Itud, Iola:Won of, Ind eye Orating, disadvantago for tbe nap -bud treatment of of .kninant and Slate 4d sli e r Operation In different puking Shoote sli buds, month. Buds, Wang choke of Prchndnary ebony*. Bich. scouring • sup- Shoot. for budding Rona Itly..f I upon, and their ar• Roses. catalogue and I:lntimaters, slurs, and rancon'ent bile( description of a Noah, 0. ,lc Sh.oto. toeotno me, few •orte Ofowe• sumo.. and 'anomie( thorns anon, PrePteedlen and Dormant bats, theory ' Shortenta: 'wild shoots Marlton ot of ripMnting with I Stores, Ideating out , Mon. Renee and or captained for huddles upon; mammal of Gnarls arain4 wind , log : MOM , of promo , Steck. PriOaration Icameillug , log colour. •ge, Leah* lifetores L. height; lewte fur APPIXDIS. M 117,41 pruning dlffereut lepecles of A in af minden )11ituru for healing j, Roic: taking UP. Oeleforiees betwein wouteke trimming 500 t... boAllegsaerettlag. Publielul at the " (leniency: Chronicle an Agricultural risotto °at m 6. tipper Wellington... Wet, Covent garden, Len ten. at the This of ht. ugh copy or Sr. for (or 11411.11W° arnongdeoltme Tranntry oditerol anywhere In London. ow • peat-Aka order being unto tho putAirher, Jame, Matthew'', at the °Hoe, and made Voluble at the poot.o diee. 180, Camel. bunion. Prior 3d. or U. for Unite= for dutributioe saeo•Pf Cottage Tenantry. r iii (XYrfAGERI3 CALENDAR of OAR- Dim • lONS. By J.lOll PAXTON, 01124011eT to Ms Ogre tb e NE. of Dracaenas, ha Reprinted from the " ()ardente.' 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Lycholg, Double Mu' , gold Marjonon Manure.. )4.firvel of Pcru Me,otuhr)o.uthemt. Mlgnonetw Mint I Muotord I kliothriono o :doom Nemoyitiloo ianothera Wrong I Woutlet INeebet 14s-haulm Pew. I =tit rd.? . &wed with wend i i t triusser &exist Mai Seeds Sea Defy or TheUt *Male Select Flown acketV.Catiankatind slur _ _ ce Fir pruning Z.7l;i7iiii;ory ,$ et Williams 'Mire Hedges Thyme ThsWilia Pamela Tranaiiisatine Tree liftlag 'furtive Vegetable Cookery Venue's Looking-ewes, Verbeass Virginian Stocks WsMowers llows Wi Zinnias W HAT TO I..AT, OHO% .Ib., AND AVOID ; grab lea /OW for all Oeasplafair. Bf d. J. Commun. ILL) .11.1L0.11., LA.t i a ck s. good Corroors.—ilow to IL. pert.% Hinders. • ✓ibs • riot, • Haar bad. .ad a orstearai al•r a rt• eboonsom re breirsolkal Imola eartokrol. Ho feeble. the wean* de/kW" eerst to de Hotbod•ol dobtored esarAtodok aoted• fd• Idaffst comt a tip bspotseet. awl mob la MAI tie IBM period ot *NM So be bed et iborwocrt. Patersoftw.row • Oareedreo Ht. fleet I rimairmit darlddli:= =Moot &sad ;es Out ban LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, TIOILIDLY, 6.30 P.lll. General Cavaignac announced in the Assembly to in substance, the news respecting the i: i m which I mad yon herewith, but without the d whisk I have given. He said that whoa gememeseit hal hismed that the Pope had gem be Geis t the spills to Clefts Veeobia we Willigninlied, tit Mot Cceeelles bad aseeethelem embarked es board a government steamer, sad had gem to Gaeta. A report is circulated today that he was driven by adverse weather into Corsica. The vice-pneidents and secretaries of the Assembly were balloted for to-day for the ensuing month. The following were the votes for the vice-pre sidents:—MM. L General Rideau, 333; Lwow, 330; Bixio, 323; Morey, 276; Caton, 291; Cioudoboux, 247 ; L. de Malleville, 118. TM secretaries were as follows : MM. Emile Tang le*. 196 ; Lausesdat, 187; Victor Lefranc, 66. The asesinations were ask inland at the moment our re porter closed We As the speak el di r ibie sisetion approaches, the jour nal end the partims on the one side and . on the Wrier beams mere animated in their eulogies, and tarn Amos in their invective. The number ofjournals which =wet Leeds Napoleon, being in fact those of the so-ea moderate party, are much more numerous than them in the 'Merest of General Cavaigaao. The Journal dee Moats, which lately declared for General Cavaignac, has not actually turned round to Prince Louis, but has at Last deserted the cause it first ad vocated, and is silent. Independently of the official journals, the evening and morning Moniteure, the only Paris . journals which at present support General Gvaigosa are the National and the Weis. The of the red republic support M. Ledru Rollin, and the Bien Public and the t burrier Francais sup- port M. Lainartine. The Oniegittstionnel gives, to-day, a sort of mani , test% addressed to the moderate party, which, elta having the form of the leading article of that jowa is understood to have been prepared under the superintendence of the leading men of that party. It is too long to be extracted in full, but the following may be taken as a specimen of it: Let es my what is jut. M. Louis Bonaparte is not a man of genius. But, is General Cavaignao one ? M. Louis Bonaparte did not gain the victories of Rivoli and Marengo, DM did he frame the civil code. But did General Cavaignac gain thus battles in his command at Clemens, or did he frame the code? M. Lcuis Napoleon ie • men of upright ness, good sense and understanding, modest, and perfectly self-possessed. These qualities are worth many others. Louts Bonaparte, in floe, has in his favour the moderate party. With him, we repeat, a wise republic will be sub stituted for the republic of demagogues • an army preserving its organisation forms its strength ; it i s the maintenance of the right of sending substitutes, so indispensable for our fields; it is an equitable and not a progressive taxation; it is a Gee and not an impseed education ; it is the permanency of our magistracy ; it is, in fine, a wise administration ab stracted from wherever talent and experience are to be burl, replacing the commie's:in and sub-commissaries of the pro visional government, dressed up with the titles of pre fects and sub•prsfects. Despairing of the cause of the partisans of General Coverts, In default of further argu ment., they say that it is wished to draw the country into fresh commotion'. Hays they fully comprehended the gra vity of then words? Commotions! Why so? We put this question distinctly to them. If M. Louis Napoleon Bonaparte presents himself, not u emperor, which is im possible and ridiculous, of which he bas never entertained a thought, but president, elected by univenal suffrage, is there a faction which would have the effrontery and courage to refuse him investment with a power conferred upon him by the sovereignty of the people? If a faction so criminal were in existence, we do not hesitate to say that it ought is be Se rived of its power as immediately as possible; bad the resat UM and legal means of doing so would be to appear in bent of it with a legal title in hand ; for the whole country would be en its side, while its opponents would he only a few fowl dons subalterns. If, on the contrary, as we believe, this threat of commotion is only an election manoeuvre, made seas, of la the hops of alarming the friends of peace , then tine ma be ao Saar of inch ennssetion, and this and argument be some, valueless. We shall say thee, in conclusion, to Use moderate men of the country, there are men who, after having tried them, you will have nothing more to do with ; you have a pacific means of excluding them; then are thugs, the admission of which in your institutions, and yew laws, you desire to prevent ; you have a pacific means epee.' venting this. The general having become wedded to those men and these things, vote forhis competitor, who repudiates them—vote for Louis Napoleon Bonaparte. By this vote yea will produce pacifically the change you wish to effect; sad 1 1 no one, believe firmly, will dare to resist the authority et universal suffrage. It will be recollected that the municipal council et Montpellier was dissolved, about three months ago, in consequence of consisting exclusively et legitimists Another election has jest taken place, and precisely the same parties are returned. Last evening there was circulated in the Chamber a report, which 1 refrained from mentioning, because I could find no good ground for it, and it looked like one of the Bourse fabrications. It is, however, given in most of the journals this morning. This report is to the sthet that King Chinks Albert has been poisoned. The mere fact of the King's death is given, without The journals which mention this say that they will give the details to-morrow. No credit seems to be attached to the report, nor is it given by the journals which are generally scrupulous as to their news. It is said that a telegraphic despatch was received yesterday from Turin, demanding what attitude the French government would assume in case the Aus tria= were to advance on Rome by Peens' without attacking Bologna. At the Beurse to-day there was a considerable rise. The Threes, which closed yesterday at 43.70, cloned to-day at 44.60, being a rise of nearly a franc, or more than 2 per cent. The Fives, which closed yesterday at 67, closed to-day at 69.10, being a rise of very nearly 3 per cent. The bank shares closed at 1465 cash, having risen 35 francs. Pas" Des. 3. New Leon, —.• Throe per Osnl 4 ; lies per Cents., 68 • Lit Loan, 68 90 ; Pours, a Mess, IMO, 79; Do. 1642, 79; Do. Threes, ; Do. 1 Halt. ; NEW4OB Renton ; Roman Lou, 53; Tremors Spode. Bank More% 1465; tiohoine OK Landon. 60 dory 33 37i ; 90 data. 18 324, oaf& Ren.irses.—Parls and Weirs, 630 45 ; Parts and Rouen, 370; Roos and Hans, 147 50; Mignon and Marseilles, 200; fitras• bonne and Bale, 11011• Centre Vterson, 223 25; AMitfli and Bou logne, —; Bordeaux, 365; North, 335. Private letters from Madrid, of the 29th nit., state that it area reported there that General Lennudi had sustained a defeat in Catalonia. It was stated at Barcelona, on the 25th ult., that a Montemolinista band had entered Mater*, a tows d more than 16,000 souls, but no details were given. Numerous bands of insurgents were in different parts of Catalonia, and Vich was so surrounded by them as to be almost blockaded. Malmo, Nov. 19.—Them per 11-16 paper; atter Boles, 19 9.;e I coed The per Ousts. Ili peter; after Wm, 9 7464 cosh. p o nies% si Doer ; after 801in, 3 9.16 ion. Cones% 48 ern. Bank at M. IPirad.4l/ as; SO papw. Endow on Undo", so Jaye, 43 36 papa. Tressaty Ms, at cash, to paper. Venetian government, a new contribution of 12,000,000 of francs, payable at the rate of 25 centimes a-year on every franc of estimated value, in quarterly pay ments, to begin from March 31, 1849. A quantity of paper-money, equal to the amount, to be called " Money of the Commune of Venice," is to issued from the Ist inat., in sums of not more than three millions a month. Admiral Albini arrived at Venice on the 23rd, and had an immediate conference with the government. IMPORTANT FROM NAPLES. INTLELLIGENCE OF THE POPE. RECEPTION BY THE ROYAL FAMILY OF NAPLES. Our correspondent, writing from Paris yesterday, says : lam at length enabled to send you some &- ' Baits intelligence of the movements of the Pope. I have received this morning despatches from our oon at at Naples, which come up to the evening s[ 27th ult. Their contents prove the incorrect. nese of the report received yesterday by a banking house here, and which is given this morning in the Paris journals, to the effect that his holiness had. sailed for Malta. It appears, from the information supplied by our correspondent, that the Pope arrived at the Moles di Gaeta, at two o'clock on the morning of Sunday, the 26th, having left Rome at about five o'clock in the afternoon of the preceding day. The chief agent in his escape was Count Spohr , the Bavarian ambassador at Rome. The Pope was dia. pitied as the servant of the count, wearing a wig, moustachios, and a round hat. The Bavarian minister was assisted in his enterprise for effecting the escape of the holy father by the ministers of France and Holland. The three ambassadors demanded of the guards who surrounded the person of the Pope to have a private conference with him, at which they were no doubt accompanied by several members of their respective suites. After the pretended conference, they succeeded in getting oat the Pope unobserved, in the disguise above men tioned, as one of their attendants. The carriage of Count Spobr was waiting in the neighbourhood, and • the Pope, accompanied by the Count, favoured by the darkness of night, succeeded in reaching the Neapo litan frontier. On arriving at Gaeta, his holiness went to the residence of the bishop of that diocese, where he remained, and sent Count Spohr to Naples, with &letter to the king, announcing his escape, and that he bad thrown himself upon the hospitality of his Majesty. Without a moment's delay. prepara tions were made for the instant departure of all the members of the royal family for Gaeta. The steamers in the harbour prepared to sail. A battalion of the Ist Grenadiers of the Royal Guard, and a battalion of the 9th Regiment of the line, were embarked on board two steamers, to form a guard of honour for the pontiff. These were followed by the steam frigate Tancredi, bearing the king, queen, and all the princes of the royal family, with a meet numerous suite, who went to Gaeta to do homage to the head of the church, and to offer in person the hospitality which was solicited. The escape of the Pope, and his flight to Naples, were not altogether unexpected there. A day or two previously, nine of the cardinals, among whom was Cardinal lAmbruschini, had arrived at Naples, and it was believed that they had been informed of the secret purpose of the Pope, and had prepared the Neapolitan government for it. The arrival of the Pope at Gaeta was also telegraphed to Naples before the arrival of Count Spobr. The king had returned to Naples on the evening of the 27th, having left the queen and the other members of the royal family at Gaeta with the Pops. The ambassador of Rome at Naples had also gone to Gaeta. On the morning of the 27th, the French steamer Pluto left Naples for Gaeta, having the French admiral on board. The ultimate destination of the Pope was not certainly known at Naples, but it was understood that he would come to that capital, and probably occupy one of the suburban palaces at Portici or Caserta. The entire corps diplumatique of Rome had arrived at Naples, with the single ex ception of the Sardinian mini ster. The Spanish am bassador at Naples had also gone to Gaeta. Nothing could exceed the state of excitation pro duced by these events at Naples. A great reaction against the liberal movement was expected. Our correspondent mentions various preparations made apparently with a view to operations against Sicily. Mr. Temple had not yet arrived, bat was hourly em. posted. The conditions proposed for the settlement of the difference between Naples and Sicily had been re jected with contempt by the Sicilians. The condition allowing the king to form his army according to his own discretion, was especially revolting. The con ditions, as mentioned, were the following: The pro clamation of the constitution of 1812 ; a separate par liament ; the second son of the king as viceroy ; the king to form his army at his own discretion. ITALY. TUSCANY.—The report that the Grand Duke had fled from Florence is not confirmed. What gave rise to this report was an interview which took place in the roads of Leghorn between Count Mamiani t who was o n& from Genoa to Rome, and M. Gaerezzl, the Tuscan minister. M. Oneruzi had gone to Leghorn ex primly to meet Count MIUDiIIIII. The interview of these two ministers on board the steamer, which, so soon u M. Guarani quitted, steamed in all haste for Civita Vecchia, gave rise to a thousand conjectures and rumours, amongst which was that of the flight of the Grand Duke of Tuscany. The last advices not only do not bring any news of this kind, bat say that M. Geeruzi had spontaneously promised the Grand Duke to nee all possible means to restore order. We learn that Gansu, to an address to the inhabitants of Leghorn, said, "It is time that we return to order, and I shall compel those whe are disinclined." A slight disturbance took place at Genoa, on the 30th ult., at a sitting of the National Club, where some members began to vociferate " Long live the Italian Club and Pelligrini ;" " Death to Pareto and Federici." The president was obliged at last to ad journ the meeting. MILAN.—The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa, of the 30th ult., states the following from Milan, 28th: " A Russian ambassador arrived here yesterday ; Ra detzky immediately sent him an Austrian guard of honour, but he refused, and accepted indeed a piquet of Municipal Guards, after having asked whether he could have any National Guards, and being answered in the negative." The emissaries of the Duke of Leuchtemberg are actively canvassing Placentia and Lombardy for adherents. TURIN.—The National Savoisien of the 2nd states that MM. Revel and Merlo are to leave the Sardi nian ministry. M. Ricci has refused the portfolio cared to him. MODENA.—A party of Austrian troops, with two pious of artillery, have left Modena for the bridge of St. Amboise ; and a party of Swim and dragoons have marched from Bologna to Castelfranoo. VENICE.—The Venice Gazette of the 23rd ult. contain. a decree of the provisional government, im ' posing en the cosseuusee, at moat subject to the SWITZERLAND. A strict surveillance has been organised on the side of the Rhine, which will have three objects: First, No farther favour will be accorded to the English, as =customs duties ; secondly, Differential duties imposed on Swiss articles ; thirdly, The ex. portation of corn will be prohibited. LATEST FROM GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—We have accounts from Berlin to the 3rd instant. It was expected that the National As sembly would meet at Brandenburg, uuder the presi dency of Herr Von Unruh, on the following day, u the adjournment to Thursday the 7th inst., voted by the Brandenburg section, being the act of a minority, was not considered binding. The Berlin Assembly has issued a proclamation, denying the right of the King to dissolve the "National Assembly," inasmuch as it was constituted under circumstances git ing it, until the new constitution be voted, powers and co-equal and co-extensive with the throne itself, as to the time, mode, and pkce of carrying on its discussions, and of determining the provisions of the constitution it has been appointed to declare. ARRIVAL PROM NEW YORK. SOUTHAMPTON, DEC. s.—The Ocean Steam Navigation Company's steam ship Washington, Captain Johnson, arrived from New York at one o'clock. She has a valuable cargo, with specie to the amount of 85,000 dollars, and twenty-eight pare*. gsre. The Washington sailed two days previous to the America, which ship arrived at Liverpool yesterday. The Washington sails to-morrow for Bremen. STEAMERS BETWEEN MONTREAL AND LIvEIIrOOL. —The Montreal correspondent of the Quebec Mercury says that the first attempt at steam navigation between that port and Liverpool will be made next spring. The vessel will be a propeller of 830 tons bunt en, and 300 horse power. THE OPENING OP THE NEW ROMAN CATHOLIC Canitcx, Ltirgazoox, took place on Monday. This edifice has been upwards of three years in course of erection, and 6 the first in Liverpool in connexion with the order of the Jesuits. The budding, which is an exceedingly large one, will cost , when completed, upwards of 30,0001. SHIPPING. Mann Ann=a.—Dublin, 2; Donaghadee, 1 ; Ham burg, I. Loamow, Dee. 6. Moderate breeze, and dull, hazy weather. Yai.;iotrrit, Dec. 5. The Hannah, of Gairnsey, has been *misted in - here, leaky, having struck on Smewell Bank on the 3rd inst. Wraronn, Dec. 4.—The Moses, from Villag.aroia to Cork, came on shore yesterday, on St. Patrick's Bridge (inside the Salute Islands), and has become a complete wreck; crew saved. Sr. MONONA, Dec. 4.—The Friends, from Pertk to the Clyde, ran on shore near Callerdyke, Ist inst., having pre viously lost bowsprit in a gale from S.W., and became un manageable ; crew saved. Livaaroor. Dec. s.—The Heath, of this port, supposed far Aria, with loss of two boats, and decks apparently swept, was spoken, 23rd Sept., in lat. 64 S., long. 60 W., by the Barbara, arrived here. DARTMOUTH, Dec. 6.—The Marianne, from V, in beating into harbour, drove on th e rocks outside the old Kingswear Castle, where she beat with great violence, and soon after sank, in seven fathoms water ; crew saved. RAIGIOATH, Dec. 6.—W.—Arrived: Mary, Sunderland, for Portsmouth, with loin of bowsprit, &c., having been run foul of by the Inverness, in the Downs. DEAL Dec. s.—W.—Arrived: Sovereign, Buenos Ayres; Fortitude, Quebec; George Robinson, Newfuundlsnd. Cowan, Dec. s.—S.W.—Put back Mary Hounseil, St. Helena. Liviarooi, Dec. 5.—N.W., blowing hard.—Arrived 4th, Akbar, Mobile; Wataga, Baltimore ; David Cranston, New York; Paragon, Montreal. 6th, Barbara, Valparaiso; Devonshire, New Orleans; Austria, Philadelphia. Pat back, 4th : for Cape of Good Hope; Mary, Holland, for Buenos Ayres. CLYDE, Dec. 2.—Arrived, Helen, Newfoundland. 8117DRELL ROADS, Dec. 3.—Arrived : Agnes, Miramichi BauvroL, Dee. 6. —8.8. W.— Arrived, 6th : Amato", Mataazae. ...Poll.TeliOt/111, Dee. 6.-B.W. to W.N.W. squal l; .— Arrived : Picard, Bourboa, for Havre ; H.M.S. Sires, Marra Leoae,—left 7tk alt. . ew EaENDING CATTLB, Differeat Methods d. —tiee s LOSIOULTUILL akiMe4r.4llllllll OUZO. ll el SATUSDAY. ?be mie be cedwdided weee e* pnee IL irealily be se free by pc•L—ON =ulell=ll elivezebeemeek a Upper WiMsatrest.