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Wliiter Arrangement of Malls. - IIE MAILS for trammtisriioti to tlte neighbouring Provinces, _Nt-wfounillriuil arid tlte United States, during tlte ensuing “illllefi Will IN! IIIII le tip evi-ry 'l‘lIUIISI).AI' at noon, CtlIIIllIt£II(‘- ing on 'l'ltun.day, the ltitlt'I.)et-ettrber; and the t\Ittils for Etiglatid will be itutile up on that iltry tllttl on the dalvi folluivirig :——- 'I'lIttI‘ItlrI)‘. Ilevi-titlier 30. ' I .5 .i_i, .\laircli II.

'rh“'$I.Iil"s -Ittnua y I3. 'I‘hur'ttd;ty, March 25.- 'l'ltursd:iy, .l.irtuiry 21. 'l‘huriril:ty, April 7. 'l‘hurt-day. I"i:lirrt.ry I0. ‘ Tltuisday, April‘ 21. _'I'itursil.t). I"ebru.iry 2-I. ' TIIOMAS O\VI".N, I‘itstiit:tttti-r Getrnrtil_

Lctlrrtt for the Qnpo of Good Ilopo. Australia tirtd India, \'l:I the Cape rrftiiiitd Ilr-pi-. will require to be forwarded on tlte I8th Ja- nuary purl llth Alurrli.

General I’ust Utlice, Nut’. 29, I852.

Education.

li\:. IVM. S1'I:wAit‘r. lieorgi-tiiivir. is rI'i--irons to have rt few

yourtg geittleiniiu wishing to be ituitiucletl iii the Cliisuics ttrid .\IiitlieIii.irtcs.

_L>~;,' " 'l'erttts will be irroderirte, for particulars of ivliieli, apply rrt

this I lilirv.

Nuv. ll, I852.

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National Lorin Fund Life and Equitable Fire Insurance Companies of London. lircorpumletl by ./It-Is of Prirliirrrunl. 0 “III of I)llII".C'|'0IIS of Fire Itt-ttrritttw for I’. E. Islitrtil. 1‘. ll. llrrivilirml, I~.‘iq., Hart. lliarlrs Hensley. Ir‘. Long- worlli. Esq , Robert‘ Hulrltinson, I'.‘sq., Itomirs I)rIIl‘tl07l, Esq. ' Ilsitrrrlio-d IIisil.s t.-rkr-it iit i-i-rt-iili-rtilily rrdut-ed l,rl'I!IlIIIltlI. I"irrnis til" \1Ip|'ic:rtiirn. and all other rriloriitiitimi, may be obtained from the s|II.IdCI’IIN.‘I, at his Utlirre, Clitirluttetitwn. ~ ~_ V L. W. (BALL. Agent.

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33C!-1?)‘-E‘_2l*' " '22..‘ ®2_.r:-3‘..:r-“~ "_-ri * .. II‘ III'ICO.\II'..‘3 cvery rttari to !.'I\'t‘ what he can of the above or- lirzle I'rrrirr-s iilto h.-rt.-o Insured IIll'if I’ropr-rty at the .IH’TI'.‘I I. l..\‘- SUR./I./V'CI'.' ()l"I"l(.'l_'I, have sztved !"ir'Iy pf!‘ Cert! , tlte last vear. ' 'I'htr' Capital i-l'rlr«- t'r-trip.-rt-y has irrcrertst-rl very nearly Om! litm- drcl prr ti: .1 . tittoni rim l...~4l ' ‘ 0 \'l', IlIi'llIl I‘:-rs<vn< ii I'lIII'Ig toj tlii Itail hello-r coritrtictir.‘ I'oliuu.-< i.-ipire lll tlte end of l'ttCl| ear. g.pf£‘{' II|:rii'i fortits of .\ppliciiIioii, and other ittforrirtiliott, rim lt.. tilttnitmil at tlte .5'ccr¢lur'y srrtl Truuui'er‘s 0_(It'i'c, I{LN‘1‘. S t'l< l-.l‘.'I'.

‘5. e with tlte yr.-ar—all

The Colonial Life Assurance Company.

(I (I V H R '\l () II. THE itmtiri NUURAILII TIIF. I‘.:\III. UI’ I-'.I.lilN ANII I\'lNi‘..-\RDIl\'I“.. G

ur'rrrror-Ucucrul I;/i Cir mnl.r.

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22 .\‘I. ./I-ulrcrr -‘qrrarf, l:‘rli'rr’ruigIt.

NT l.\' ll.\I.II'AX FOR

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r IIOAIID til" .\l.\\ \lt'|' II". N T\?-’'. ‘:‘.’*W'- Liv .......;-.12.-, llitlli. \I'_ [L ,-\l....m_ lI..ril.i-r. t lt.tt!i-vi 'l'witrtrtg. l"..-or Iltitlislcr. llriti.‘-“filluiti A. llliiclt. Ilartlti-r ~ltrt Ilatyli-_v II|..ml. I it. . 1...... nt...., i-,.., ..i.. Al.-.i.-order Kcilh, Mi-rclturt.

. .I.iitt«-s Stu-ivart, F.rIq.. Striir il--r. Mt-rlir'.rl .\tIti-i-r--.\. " Agent x it-cret.-ry -

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\l:tIIlri-\\' II. IIi"lir'_\', Solicitor.

Tltc follriiiirrtg g“IIIlt‘IIlI‘.I| li.-\'r- IIPPII ttppitiittrtl “flit-r-rs of the ,iirir ' I llIl|‘lI I'.i|i\-riril lslriitil. and iiil. hr |lI’P'I.Il'v‘tI tit l'rirtit.-li iitt'o . ii -ti as to the prrticipli-.4 and practice of the Ciiuiputty uid the rates of \~~'ttt.irr- «-

Clmrlgrreiowti ." “- .-il ;\iIvi.ier—II. A. Johnson. .\I. D., Agent-

li I.\'(ll-ll’

Georgctown—.\lcdicirl AlI|~'l¢t!t'—inlI\'ltI Kaye, M. D., .\g_r:_nt—

l rizr tar.-on. St. IZle;irtor‘s—lIIc-ilic.-rl .\iIVlM*f—.I'0I(‘pII Bell. M. D., :\gotrl—

'I hi-iitus nrtt. ~ . lll.-\'I"I'IlI’.\V II. IIICIIIIY. ~ August 8. ‘

Notice.

mg T;:_\'_1_\"[‘s or 't‘itoit.is tluiii-ti IIAVILANII. I-‘..-q..

, on 'I'ittvnsliipst .\'unilti2rri ~I‘.I ritrrl 56 and till ritlier I.:tnils in

ii”, |.l;....|_ um .. ‘ut'ilt'tI to iitzike itrrriii-.il't.rIe pnyirwrrt of the

;...i.t....i of lli-rit doe tiv IIIi'III to the rlalm-rrlii.-r, who istluly autho- riseil to receive and grant receipts for the suture.

‘ 'I'. Ill-'..~\'l'lI ll:\VlI..-\NII. Ilarrisier-tit-l.ttw.

(tut-en Square, Nnv.'29. |35‘Z- It'l-

|,|, Pi-risnstislclitvd eiiltor Irv lllnrttti-it". Jlttlgttmttl. nflml. A l'rtinrissory Null or I|IIlt!I'\\I:4P, to “ I |.‘A1"ll Ila- ,,“,,,.,,. |-;,.q,‘ Igtttt t.‘oloniril Ht§t'rItlnly oftltis Island. imi ili--in-d fit-lllwllil to rn.ilie imyrtiertt of tho I‘i~l[|eClI\'tt sums dtiu try them its :rt'ou-4:r'til to the Suliauriliier \\ ho is duly ltlllllllrlrltftl by Power of l\Iltt|‘lit‘. . Iii receive rtrril ui\'tI the lIt‘t'i'1fl.'t|'y ilisi-ltargi-s for IIN! satire. And at I'Pf.4(\l'.! to ii honi tln- rid! 'I‘lti:pirr-t Ilo-.iI'li lltritlaud. ts tri- . e re ucrited to lurrtie tieir cmrtttts or p:i\trto-nt. ileliiul, or Q .l._ lm.\.”l H u.''‘_‘ N". ‘ Ihrrietin--ui-Law-.

Queen Square. Nov. 29, I853. Ir-l.

. Notice. *- III’. tlultocrilter losing about to close his business I".stnIilishrne ‘ It New Ltitidtitt, rt-queiite nll pt-rsttrts itiilebtrrl to him. "till" 5’ No“, up until; At-ciitirit, to count forw.trd 4'riitiir-diirti-ly and iiirike M.-gt. uinriilts tor the st-ttleiiii-st of their Accounts, irtliririitse ey» will he placed in tlte hands olltis Attortiey for i-ullecir--tr I). MUIUC

isox. 8m.

Final Notlce. ' ' III". Sm 'I . I ll those itliii stand to hint. to T pdy ill’ IIIIIIIHIIIIS tin or bi-fore the I’tiis‘r‘ day of JAIUAIY next; uiul sll lllllfltlltllgtllltl rafter tltat date, will beIiitiriI- ed over to kit Attorney for cullectiuti, ..I\'us. 12, 1953.. -‘r - --

wr- Iio re: ititd ltas viirliuat the ttutltririty or know gigmng mt“... up goo s in his tutti st various Sliiips in Cltnrloltri- towii‘ 'It|td has also ttiiltivvfitlly lfiirtltisttd of certain goods ritid iviinis from Ilse farms of the u-.di-rsigitud. situate tit the West River rihil elsewhere. 'I‘Iiis istliereforu, to crrtnloit till p|‘Y'IOIII rrgtitust such i,,,,,,,,,-,,-W... .. “id _ . ion flfili'tte,b_.i_s Iillgittd its iii any gutlimity front t'tu llIttIfll‘ll‘Il0II for~:;y such purposes; .I.\'I:‘("I|IIIt:y,

it at time tug ttiiy it . 3: ultfist being previously iruslsud tliiu of. I WII.I.IAM WIII'I'E.

. . » -I ‘ (‘By Matt‘! E. I. Win-t-u, his Altar-iiuy.] "ti. 1 . ""- --

N§w'I.untIoii, Duo. I. '35?‘ _ '

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I'.lII-‘.A.'l {UNAl‘II,\N WIIITII, it sort of lIIO.|Il1(I¢l'IIIgIt-

eil, irgriil ttiitt-Irei-dii ildrfrtl, has lately l‘Il!CIIlI\Ifl_tI lrrrrtt his ' Ii-i git of IIIII uniler-

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SUSIE THINGS LOVE ME. All within and all without me, ‘tie it inelattcliiily illrill; And the dtirltnmrs lt.tng«t altout me, Oh, how iirill; . To uty feet the river gli-leth. ~ 'I‘Itrough the shadow. sullen, dark; I ' On the rttrosa.p tho wltitu iiiouii iii eth, V ike s lpirq . I ..~ And the linden leritis above me, Till I think rionie things there. be, In IIIIII dreary world that love uni, ' ‘veu me I

Gentle flowers are springing near me, Shedding .-river-.te~it lm-aih trroutid,

Citurttli-.-or votuzi-ti rise to cheer tire, I"rttnt the g oiini , ' '-

And the lmii-, bird r:onres—I hear it In the trill ttrid windy pitic,

Pour the rt.-idttesri of its spit it

Illii innit);

Them it swings and -rings above me. 'I'ill I think uitrito things there In,

In this ilrr.-airy world that love irti.-. liven nit: !

Now the moon lttrth floritr-il to me. On the stream I tree it away, Swinging, boat-lilie, tll ‘twoulil woo me,

Wll . And the r~'l:|I'tt,Il8lI(I from the rizure. I could rericlt tltein whom I lie, .‘\lIt‘I they iihiiper all the pleasure (III to is ‘y There they hang nttd srttilii above me, Till I tlitrik tltrit sortie there be, In tho vi.-ry Iii.-aierts that love me, Even tire I

fill-stclliittcotts.

(From tlrc London Il'arkt'-ig .’iItut‘s Friend).

SITIIINCI’. .~\.\' I) CU“ .\ll§l'ICI‘..

In the early age of the world. I.aliorir tlto sturdy Inn of Itttluslry and \Vaitt,tv-trlii-il alone in tltelielils, and toiled day by day for the support of his nurtrerous family. is was it strong Wl'Il-IIIIIII fr-l|r_iii.', it-Itont itit fatigue could conquer irtid no rlisappoiiiltiieiit depress. He had lllilrllifd earl '——as was then. rind still is, the custom uniting the tillers iiftlie i-..irtli-hut he r-hose II ht-lpnirtte fitting his cott- i itiitn. . was I'l\lIt!tI Iirriluritrrce. the iltttighti-r of I'iwerty, but IIt‘l' rt-al nttrnii w.-iii Courage. trtau_v chtlilren lile-tied their union, '4IIIllB it uliorrt were strong and hrtitrlstriite, while the rest were wt-iilily urid diefortttcil 'l hiese clIIltII’t'.I|. the ell".-tprittg of I.altorir and Iindurartce, are known It vuriosir iiuitteii atriong III ~n ' ‘he elder mitts unil daugh- ters are.-tillr-illfoiitertt. lltipefulrii-its, Iurrterprise, Self-Ilclittricie, I’cI'- I-'Vl‘I'iIIII‘t.'. I'rriili2tti-is and .-\ntltitiou; while the lrittcr-born have re- veiv-d t it titles ofldlerii.-ss, Uittltrift, l-ecklt-ssness. C-utibittaitittn, lItot. Iritemp-rarir-e. Scull’, rrrtd Inn--iatuce. As the family grew up, niariy were the little l|Il‘.I{t'l'Il|:_'_.'I tvhir-lt their parent hail oti trvcuutit oftli--ir st,-vi-rirlproper.-iitir-s—tlre father ittrlinml to the well-corn tIIJt'Ir‘tI among them, tvhile the tiiuliti-r, as is l t‘ cu-tlirtrt itrnong \\’-NIIPII, ~titIvi~ to I'\l'IIHt.‘ the -Iltrwtciriitiriggs of her yottitger t'IIii(I|'t’lli, for in It i great love she was tips to overlook their limits. \ irlt lltv ritria of rut ni.tn_\ sorts ariil d ru;_-lili-rs. of such opposite IO!IIl]rI‘l'.i art I IIICIIIITIIIINI4, con-t:tiitly pro.-suing upon him. it \|':trI no wit to tlnit l.:rhou.- Iitileil to Ii--i:ittio- iicli llut, in spite of nl all this, It ivzii .-till .r lt wtlmirliiog, cutrtiertleil, trtrtl liiipi-l'ul train; and at: years crept uni-ortsr:iitrisl_v npon Iii-rt, itnd he was itri longer itlilu to err. duriv the heat IIIIII liitrrli-it ol the day, IN‘. was f..iii to rely on the stretigtli of character tiliich peculiarly iliritiitguirilied the wife of his youth, the good QIIIIIIIIPI contrrrun to the eldi.-r—brotlu:r brnncltcs of his f.rritily. If Riot and Irttetiipcritnce cuuicd, as they often d d. criiifusion and iliiicotttcttt in tlte ltonseholil. the ltiridly feelings of I'ruderri'e, ttitd the quiet sntilr-. ofllopt-l'ulrt- rt.-I. iiirre stirre lo tiittlte pi-ttt‘t: attton;_v thorn; if l.'triltrifI and llecalr-srirtts-' rli-.-4ip:t:iarl in a dot the t-;:rtriri;{< of it \\ hole iii-r-k, tltltu genius of Iiittr-rpvi-ii artil il.f- i.,.pul,-.3.tl'i'.gr-r.-itvtmtt-it nt.rrlri up lll so-tie rtti-zisttre for their i:lt'li' (II I\ItII\\'l(‘lI:O'. ntiil \\'orltll_i i\i<ilorti.——.-\ttrl so in the course of vvitri tltr-il.-iu:_r‘.ttr-rs Ill-tl’I'it’II. and left the Itnir.~xi-, of their p:trt!II|-'. itllll llir- -orts went rtut into tho tirtrld to tirer-k thr-ir IIIIIIIIIPS, and p,,,,,t',,.. 5”;-r.-,-tat-il rind llllllllpll-‘(I i.-titi-utlirr_;ly- tlrrrrrrgltrirtt vrrinrio .'IIt.lII<':tIliIll<—-ilttil the old couple \\2l‘t! ugariri left alone, as in the this of tlir-ir yniillt. . ‘lot it ploari.-il lioil to nortrfort their age with yet another little t‘.l|il'l. Ile wits f.rir :t:irl co:m:li- ttrtrl ple:t~.titl to look upitti, \\lllI i',_.|.i.|,...“-..cmljng ltiir tirtil spartiliog o_ii-.-4; artil his part.-tits t‘II- |,...,,,..,| r|..-.,.,...|.,«.._.. plus.-ti-rl in the po-at-,i-tort of so ltrirtil-otiiu an tiring» oftltutmoalitgri. To the l'tt|it-r'it sir--nutlt rritil i-iti~rg_v wort: mM,.tl this IIiItlII' r‘- -iiiitpliuity ttiiil lit.-.tu!y; ;riii| as the i-lttlil grow up, ll'v_v nrilrit _ _ _ "mt |',.,.r,.,‘.._ mt ti.-ll as the ti.-it.-r (:Il:|Illll‘1l iiltrcli ilt-Iirtgrir-lied hid 4-M.-v |....tlio-ti. Ili- iv.t~ the last botii rifu large faintly, and its p.irr»ut:I rnlli-il ltirri Crttitiiti-rt"r,-. _ _

Y.-one 't;|1'4('tI twill) . :rr.iI the child grew into it man. Iti Ins r-nr- li.-it tooth. ‘'2 "MI t-ilrttiircil ti di-pt.-ttion tlilli-ri-ot front tli it of airy of hlzi Ii.-orlii-r-r. Instciirl of tvrirliiitg iii the Iiolds tvttlt his frtlier, it tippt-or.-it to lie the rl|It‘(:I rl oltj-ct of Ciiriititeriw to irli--ve I.tiliour of tlio .u-i-or.-r ietlltirs of his toil, itntl to give lionour to his III-|llIt‘l’ l‘.rt- tIlII'tl||t‘,t‘, l-v irssor-.i.ttirtg his ltrothi.-rs I'.iitcrpri.si~. Self-Iii-littnce, and .\titli:tiort with .ill IIN srzlteriics. 'I'hu:i, if Cirirtiiiurcu lIt'IL‘I‘- trriiir-d to lind it rii-iv Iieid for his ext.-rtioirs in a distant rrtril II new ti.-lil for his our-rtiort irt ll rli<t:rrtt itnil. hltlierto urikrtttrin rt-gion. Hit 1...-prim tyeoilii-|‘on-. and reported well of him, so tlittt vilrrin he arrrverl with Self-llelittrtco urtd Antltitiirn, ho ivris honouraltly re- ciiivvtl liv tlneitrliuliitnitls. f In his travels, Ctiniirtcrce t-iti-oun- lterctI‘trr.itty rvfthri i-liildrert of Untlirlfi, Iltlellipflffltlce. irnrl Igno- rttttcri—ir-lirr,lt he .4-flea iliil. for they had iirti-rrnarrieil iirtil he- caiiiii itxtreitroly iimiiernits in the i\'nrliI——it wits his eiideiiiottr to com-i-.t their 'II|IIII iii the gentlest riittinier. rind relieve tho-ir neces- itities, without ittlierrdiug thi-ir prejridri-es. Aiiil so...wIterever h \\'-Ill. lie was well I‘t!I'.I!l\’IfII, IlII\I the nitric of Coiiirircrce grew l'.rnntr.-r in iltii iitoutli ufrrntrrliiitd, and the youngest cltild of La- br-ur \\ltt| honoured Ii) his IituIlItt:II- . Srrotru, wt-ll-t'.rrirtr:d, and in the full vigour of rriririhood, Com. m,.,,, ‘ ititc, so that many parents sought liirr trttarriitgo for their drug ti-.r. '.ll‘P|'fIIIII'II, Plitlosophy rinil |{,,i;g;..,, «gr.» fulii to ally tlieritselves to him, but he turned crvlilly away. rtr elioiro ths lair diiuglitur of bttperirtiertt titttl Stud . '

for it wife Science,

’l'lietrtiirrirrgii is-uu cululirsted with lieeotnitig splr-ntlirur, and II ,,“m,.,.,,,u flmuy W“ horn unto the happy pitir. United in turriil iritd in love w.th iirieh ittlii-r, ."ciiiiii-ii iruil Citriiriicrce went litrnd III Itntirl ulioiii ilro worlil. doing guud wherever they st-jourtml. '|'|..tuglt l.rt|~ottr still titilt-,d rrttil gitoraitr-e still tlvu-It III rl.tilt |lllICI'$ it was rlri-ir ritlh-e still to relieve thn rticriiislteil stteruirni i~t'tlio om- trorl awaken the slitntltriiirtg activities ivftliii othi-r; though Riot mid |,itto,mp.-mince hail heeoniu mighty. and lisd enlisted under tlii.-ii liarritii-is the i-lrildueit of Itllvrrnittt Cttmlliflllllllfli and Si-i_iI‘l'. II Will the pleasure or science srirl tfrtrinrwrru to test-h. by their turn us- g|||'|I-I‘, rind to courituruet the evil Iltflflfllcfil tit‘ their rereliitioiis.

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tint-rgr-tic sud tirelrisb,‘ the priir went forth sriiuiig smut. slid to this day tire known sud Iionoured irt struuge rind disturit places. whflhs-f they have found their wsy in ships suron tln triii-. less w,,,,.,._ what is wtmtiog in the olrtiriicii-r of the liusl-irtid is sup- ',p,¢i ‘m fit. firth yet kindly dispoultiisi of the willt wib. om- msres be less scrupulous in his iluslitigs thus he should be (us has boon more then once alleged of hltl by his uiuniiuu), \lIe [undesi- sitiig sstietrisss or tlelsriiis retrieves the sting us iupiosoli i

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and if Science be too severe in her demands (its some of these who have no capacity for abstruse calculations have asserted), than the more popular character of Coruirrsrce is brought to her rescue; and IIIIIIIIIIIVO the hu_sIiiind and wife divided between them the syrnptitlitcs srid sctiviiies ofinsitltirtd. Ilrtnd in hunt! they travelled over tlie_wiirliI. the husbruid tiiipuririiig to lusn rutliei on the Wlfv. than the wife ttport the husband. title it t g strirrtgth rind energy ttecesiiiiry to their enterprises. sliotiud-I the tiiind and r-plfll which alittlttsl thcru riueceunful; while he pushes forwrird with (I see rung dlllugltld to tltii feeling ufotlieu. uhc tsticltesttnd es- platltil. itrid retstitis with men till they are put right in the path of tI.~eI'tIltIt9il. On the brow oflfntitiitetce may lie |_eeu the stamp of wealth and gain, while in the face of science fllittel, the light of speculation and thought. Uf their many children, the favou ' both pareirtni is the younger-born, Civilizaiion—u noble‘ your

wliose_ destiny serum to point to no iuesiisr enterprise than the sub-

jugation of the ivorld.

(I"I‘0m Lloyd’: LOII-loll Jl"cwiprrp¢r.)

AN AUSTIIALIAN DIUGI-‘.Il‘S NAIIIl.\'I‘I\'I-1.

The following is sit extract front an interesting letter written by an Euglisli eitiigruat, etnpliiyeil at the date of the narrative ( ltilh May last) it: searching for gold at the junction of Basket sud I"uri:st creeks, .\louut Alextiit er : .

“ "EAR I".i'riu'.ii,—I‘liere is no use in Iiotliiiriiig you witliu long account ul'our voyage out; stitlice it to say, that it wits pros- Pf‘-"|'|H.0ccupied oit'y tltreo iriutiths, rind, uwirt to the doctor's km attention; ttry position rvss peculiarly corrrforiilile. We arriv- ed in .\Ielbourrte oti the 23d January t.\Iidsurtiriier.) Ilr. S. and .\Ir II. received ine vi.-r ' It": I Through the iiillur.-rice of the

n lztttor, rind riiy letters it irrtroductiori. I was." er ii situation at

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my tr_i log the ' Digging,’ ridding, tlt.-it ill did not succeed. he woul still pmcure the place for tire. Un that hint I acted, and startled on it visit to s friend, Hf lI—-—t. who lie it large ittores ncitr this three. ' After recoiinoiteriiig the place for it fortnight. I joined tiiy ttr_st gold-digging party. .ieut. (5., uftlte {oytit Navy. Ii-otti sweet Tlppisrriry; . r. C., is sort of the member uftlio legislative council; III st.-|l',witlt two vrirrkitrg inert ritid two boys, ciiiisntuted our party. I 3 ttstectl. that till the gold collecreil, should be tIIVltIL‘II irtto live t|lIa_I'tt_s-. I.reut. (5., Mr. C. rind I. to have one eaten, and the re- iitatitrrtg two to be divided between the inert and b rys. We set to work about the ettd of |"i-.lirti.iry, titid the old in-in-rs seettted

¢\‘¢'|'. practice rt_ooii lIIlItIt€ it inure euy, and before three weeks. 0. lIIItI I went down twenty five feet of.-t hole, and underttiiited about the same length on one side. I t lug hrtt can work, I rt‘-Iure you. particularly the uttderntiited or drifting; for how: to- getlir-r r-liligeil to iroik on your tirtei-s by the light ofii cniidle, with the tlietrtrotm.-lr-r tit 97 ili-gr:-oi, and the ntitivi-. flies dratving blood Wlllt titiy-ntosiprito-power bite. l\'otwithstatidiitg all our hard limit and deep sinlting, we had very little luck. We occasionally got u few ounces at the bottottt ofti tltirty or. forty feet hole, which took us two or three weeks to work properly. IV: at last canto to the conclusion. tlttit we are an unlucky party. and resolved to separate. Lteut. U. returned to get his leave ri-.niiv-e . \-r. C. decided to l-'5'-illllittll stories at Ilaridtgo, and joined it new party. The men uttd ltitys forriied tlrettrslves into it separate prirt , and are doing well. \I_)‘ new uialc (there were only two of us) was ltll elderly Scotch- tlttttl. fortrterly ti diitiller, itutned 'I‘. He was it wrctchiedly rttean, rniscrly s irtfli-rt, no we s on y parted. I bought out his share or the tent, crudlie, wtitliittg tools. cooking ,itt-tiiiils. &.c., and at last fairly started on my own huttoin. It is ipiiie rttt irtdepurtdent life, rind as long as :i m:iri can pay his half-ourtcc ti imiuth to government he uury do as he ivis'ies. I have my own time to read, coo WlHll—lt0I golrl-washing, but b0IIUfl'll ltindry washing; and become such an adept iii the art. that if ever I return to Ireland, I'll ho itlilo to give some vshislilu hints about the saving i-fsonp, rind tlio uitttecenriry wear utid tear of inner grirtuettts by overwriug

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.‘i'itw for toy dontestic economy. While Iiy inyself, I arose it the spirit iriovr.-d rite, froiit six to nine. I tlteii prepared brcnlifririt, ll rrttely Iiy tlirurring twit itr three liairilrsful of tea iitto ti kt-tile, and caulking chops otl'u ipiarter of iiiuttrtu—tlie sntallt-at quantity you can ltiii—and Iltr-,-re. with it dttriiper, nt.rki- the ltrr-.uIif.ut. The iliniper ro: itsts of dough Wllll-\\'tII'Ii‘etI, placed iii the loot ashes of ti V\tII|tI‘IIIe, and, after rt-iitaiaitig there it couple of liourrt, accord- to its thicltttnsn. it couteii out a well-Ilavoured loaf. cr Iirc:rli- fast. work till two. then dine; some as brciiltfzist, rest an hour, then work till everiirtg, tittd ltoiiie; then a general vi-risltirrg IIINI cliringe of worliiirir clothes. followed by ten, varied with Iririttouth Irlitats

&c. Ifigrrr sniirkittg then cotiiurenci-I, and we turn into a neigh- II ‘tIItI play clti-sir or liacligatiiiitr-n. Ilr-il from ten to tele- vi-n, and their the satire work tti-iii day. (In Sunday I go to cliurcli up til the r-.-ttttp. :trr dine with wltoi-vor will give me best diatrer, like our fririrrd Ilicli .\I-——-. or sortie of the boys come down to in lor.itton to nitikc. the nl'ti-,rrtooti pass pleasantly. livi.-rv one helps

' r-rarlle.

I tli.rl lii- pr:ut~~<~'v-l the l'lItI'II1II>‘llilIt':l of :\r-ltvity ‘

tilt we would heirs happy as :tt any ofour irlil pii;—ttics iiltortt I\illiriiry or this l)arg'e, ltirt, except zt few (:llIt'|'l_V ladies. \\IIl) have followed the Iilrlllllias oftlteir ltttsliartilri-srti-h as doctors, strtreliecpeis, 6.c. ——n-t II'r‘|ll.’(‘IrIIIlL' wonten have tut yet iippcarcil at Ilto 'di_ggiugs.’ \Vhile I \\‘tll'l\'t‘tI lty iti_\.~'elf, I iiiaile from half an ounce to an ounce per day, I|_\' itiirl'.ri'eitig:, lli:rt is, taking the clay otf the stitfricc of the hill itt it it-li--,t-lltairorv on the c It siili-, mid washing it in ti 'I‘hi- is the t!l.1ll‘§I rrrid surest work here, ltut you can ne- vcr tirtal gold in large qIliIII|IIIl.'!4 i-it.-ept hy sinking; uitd that one man iu not fit for. as you caiiii-it tr-ll wlteti ortce you open it nhrile how tIPl'[l you'll have to go. I at last grit :t severe attack ofdyseti tet_v, rrttd innile up in_v tittnd ti return to M-lbourno to rt-ctuit.

" 'l‘oell \\'il|y and Iloli. if they cuini» here, I'll try to tri.ike them

to cool." and iv.-uili for ourteitioi us, &i:. we had the dear g’

1 good Ptlttlirl aitil tearli tlir-tit ltow to ii:otlt;liut if they have any other

riieator of turning it livelittuo-.l, let them above all things avoid the ' gold diggiitgs.’ “ Yours nlfectionately, Ross, jun." ? A.\'TIQU.\llI.-\N DISCOVERY.

A few vi-or-,lrs ago, in clearing out the ruins of an old ch.-ilpitl rt‘ Nuttttllilttl Iii-girl, ii: ‘vtII'\\ICI(IIIII’I', which hail been pulled own all lrrtt the Iii-lfry tower, about 40 years since, we thought it no- cessirri to trericlttltii whole sptii-ii. that we might more co-rtriirily nlriflt out the ltuuiiilsrir-s rtftlie building, us we w‘ to restore it in Fttllltl measure, to its former state. We begun to irerrt-h at the west end. ririil critttii on it great ttotiry bout-s tnid t-lteletiiits from which the ctallitisltud crumble-.d riwiiy. till, tirrdirrg the earth had lii-err reritovi.-d. we went deeper. sud discover s euili.-ii col 'n.

uit M:l”r(€CI, ivitltnut date or inst-riptiori of riiry im . We cut the limit and t‘t.t.|t-d luick the top. so as not to destroy it; luinestli wss rt iioiiden ctttlin in good prctlervatittti. and also \\IIII(|III titty inscrip- tion As soon its the letrdi it top was rolled back, it most overpow- ering lII'ti"‘:tIlt3 sint-.ll ilillitsed irselfrill over the lace. Wu tlti-it uirf.-r.-tetti-d the inner colliu, rind found the liotlyo ti rttsn entbnliticd with the greatest cure, nnil heaps of rmeiritrry rriid rironrtitic It'II\'EI pilr-d ttvr=t him. (In exititriiriitg the body‘ more clmti-ly we mind it lurtl hr-t'rt helteirdcd: the bud wits sepsrstely wrapped up in linen, and the linen nliirt that covered the lit y wits dritwn quite over the neck wlirire the head Iiiid been cut oh‘; the trend was laid straight with the hotly, void, where the joining of the neck snd head should have heart, it was tied round with it brood blrtcli riliirtid. His hands were crii-st-d on his ltrmuit. the wrists were tied with block rihund soil the thuinbe were tied together it itli lilsck tibtiriil Ila had a pi-alieil lierird. unit it quutiiity of long browri ltair,cut|utI und clotted iiith blood. round his neck: tltu ony ittrtrlt on sn thing about Itillt was on the linen on his clii-rit.jii-t above where on literals were "mu,-ll; on it vii.-rri the etters “ ‘I’ 8." wirrlicd in black silk. Uri Irniti-ltiitg towards the chtirrr-el. we r-sine on fiiur lesderi ci-fllus luid side by side. with irtsoriptiims on eticlt: one coiitttiircd the body of Francis, I-‘ail or Chichcutur and llunsmora. I688: the next tho bed of Audrry. Countess of Chichr-Ier. I353; lltfillwf SM I'M of MI Audrey Leigh, their daughter. I640; and the fourth the titidy tIir John Atttlterstm, sort tifI.itiIy (‘hiolivsii~r, by her first ltusliiiiiil. We opened the rennin of Ltidy Audrey Leigh, rind found liq perfectly uinbiiliried sud in entire prnorvstiiin, her lush quite plump, us it‘ its were sllve. her fsus very beautiful, tier lissds smdtggly stssll soil set wulstlt in C00‘ III".