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SYMPTOMS WAP. Respecting the state of our foreign policy, the Times was but short lime since ready to bristle up,and threaten with all the fury of its phrase any person inclined to impmrn it. Now, it seems, this pugnacious journal has abated of its zeal, and cooled in its partisa

(Extract of a private letter from Plymouth, dated Dec. 2.) —My dear , we embarked on board his Majesty's steam vessel Dee Monday the 25th alt., and have had the most miserable disgusting scene on hoard that you can imagine.— in the first place though the steamer is powerful one,

Advices from Newfoundland announce the receipt of law passed the British Parliament, permitting the importation into the port of St. John’s in American vessels, duty free, of such articles are deemed fit and necessary for the fisheries of the island, thus placing Amerisan vessel

London Poijce.—Mansion House— Thomas Jones, a very well-looking jolly countryman, in a smock frock, complained to the Lord Mayor, that he had lust his money and goods under the following circumstances Upon coming into London be bad 81. about him, and he was met by two persons, w

At Fr.nkfort, <m the 27th ult,, Ri ht Hun. the Countess „( Moiwitcasheli, daogl-.ter. At Newbattle Abbey, the 2tuJ In.tant, the Msrcbioness of Lothiiin, son. On 2.1, at Kilkcnnv, Lady of Edintmil Butler. third sop of the Hun. P.eree lluihr, M.P., of Bullvoonru, of u Udu^h'er.

Thk Church and the Million Bill—W nnderstjirM! that two thousand, if not a larger number, i |, from tithe owners, praying for advance under the act c of last Seaaion, have been sent in the office of the Pin * Council. The ultimo was the last day which such plications could recei

the nieht Monday, the instant, party of Kuckiie* broke into the houses of two man, named Moran and Uaniis, who lives near the Castle of flatten, within miles of Kinnrgad, and after breaking their windows, and finny several shots, ordered them to have nothing to .lu witii null th