[No. 4545. MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1839. Price sd._\

TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. The llosery, 12, Gloucester-road, Old Brompton. Sir, — As I find there arc some painful surmises in reference to the melancholy death of .Mrs. .Maclean, I pre- sume to request your insertion of the accompanying letter. It is probably one of the two sh

at the House of Mrs. the COCK INN, MONK'S KIRBY; Very valuable OAK, 3-1 ASH. and ELM TREES. 1 standing on the Long Spinney, commencing near Mr. John Lodge; together with a large quantity of Larch. Ash. and other Poles. Pea Kids and faggots, in the Spinneys called Toone's Furze a

paid half-yearly in advance,. .£lO Year, extra, for all Scholars in the two highest Forms. To the School Library Entrance £ 1 IT is requested that the earliest Notice, tlie Removal any Bov from the School, may given the Head Master. Terms fob Board Anncm. For Boys, above 13 year

w ill the Annuity placed opposite tiie Age of the party depositing.— From £50 and upwards, ii proportion. Ap. Hx. Aiie! Ape. 165 170 75 ho £ s. £s. £s. »• £s. s. £t. £s. 0 111 'J 0|!!10|10101210I15 10 0 rent. i jir. rt- pr.ct.ipr. ct. Life and Fire Insurance Rates Reduced per ce

Timber Oadh'j. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By J- HOLLAND and SON, OK Wednesday the day of January, 1839. at the White Horse Inn, Oadby, Oak, Ash, 31 Elm, and 6 Willow TREES, arranged lots, now growing a in the occupation Mr. Credit will l»e given on approved joint security till the 2n

In Pctii nlr. I Out J'ulienls. Admitted IK j Admitted Accidents I Discharged l'» j Discharged J-T In the House I ( the 410 FEVER INSTITUTION. Admitted..4 Discharged.. 1 In tlicHouse.. Physician, Dr. Arnold. Surgeon, Mr. Ncdhani. House Visitors. —Mr. W.Taylor. Mr. Raworth.

)fIflc miteoter. irk. :t ?? 1. I.1 SATURDAY. JANUARY 12, 1839. Pi Ins consequence of tbe deaths of thle very df Reveretid Whittingion Landoll, D.D., Dean of Exeter, the toll6wing Churci Prifermnents 'are now vacant :- So The Rector), of Croft in the County of H ereford, of the Sb

TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GENTLE3iEN,-The inclosed letter has been sent to the Editor of the Intelligencer ; will you also be so kind as give it a place in your columns ? I am, your obedient Servant, AN INHABITANT OF BINGLEY. Bingley, JeanstrY 7th, 1839. TO THEl EDITO

All Paris will l.ilk of an event which is to take place on the 15th of this month — the opening ot the draw ing-rooms of the new club — " Le Cercle dcs Deux Mondes." It has been est.blished in the splendid Hotel Farina, Rue Richeleu, which Lointier. the restaurateur, formerly oc