been in operation for soma time, and the public has had, to a certain extent, an opportunity of judging whether or not the professions made in the opening advertisement have been acted up to. That both the Teas and Coffees have given satisfaction is proved from the large and inc

intimate that he has at present on hand, for Sale, an assortment of Gold and Silver WATCHES (which he can with confidence recommend to keep time), JEWELLERY, PAINTINGS, BOOKS, and other articles, at greatly reduced prices. "sale THJS day. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In the Timber Yar

numerous Customers and the Public, that the STOCK of the above articles is now replete, comprising an extensive and varied assortment of every article in the line, from the commonest to the finest manufactured, the whole of which lias been recently purchased in the principal man

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PRESIDENT TYLER'S MESSAGE. From the Timeft Tyler h:is nnt fallen far short of our prognostications in his last effusion; but it is the first time since the foundation of the Union that the annual messaae of the President of the United States has been converted into a manifesto t

ARRIVAL OP THE OVERLAND MAIL. By (he arrival the at Suez, on the of December, we have received advices from Calcutta the 18 h of November, Madras ihe GaUe 2fith. A<len the Decern'ter and Alexandria the From Alexandria «e loa'n tit t Lord Elr>hin«tone had left the 18 for Cairo, a

THE FRENCH TAHITI. The accounts received by the Reine Blanche, the ship of Admiral Dupetit Thouars, from Tahiti, are extremely interesting. They extend to the 14th of July, and the files of the Oceanie Frangaise contain very full accounts of the state of affairs in that island, a

of Hamburg j j| loss one of their ino-t distinguished fellow- ownsmen, namely, Mr Solomon Heine, the wealthy banker. This event, which occurred yesterday afternoon, had already been anticipated for some time. Mr Heine, who was in the year of his age, had long been drooping, and

A pension of £846 per annum reverts to the country by the death of the late Earl of Limerick, which he had enjoyed since the abolition of the office of Clerk to the Crown and Hanaper, Ireland.—Globe.

r-rr,„,, . 1J J Windsor, Friday.—The Queen and Prince Albert promenaded in Home Park for some time this morning-. The Quken. —Tt is believed that Queen Victoria and the Prince will visit Paris in the ensuing spring. Preparations are said to be making for the reception of these i