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EMIGRANTS.-Ac correspondent of the New York
Commercial Advertiser, in letter dated "Steamboat
Great Britain Lake Ontario, Aug 81 writes as fol-
lows:-


s.You will be surprised to learn that we have now on
board the G. B. nearly 1000 souls, including 700
emigrants from Ireland, England, Scotland Wales,
Germany, and Switzerland, who are, they say, go
ing to the states, having been sent to
ssfree country" via Quebec. The spacious decks Of
this noble steamer above and below cranmed with
their bags and chests, the top Of which they are
seated or lying down, men, women, and children In
state of filth and degradation the most ptiable of which
you can form any conception. Scarcely woman on
board without company Of children Of some three or
four, closely huddled around her in group with an
other at the breast"


ARDENT SprRrTs.--Sir Ashly Cooper says 81 never
suffer ardent spirits in my house, thinking them evil
spirits; and if persons could witness the white vers
the dropsies and the shattered systems which


have seem as the consequence Of drinking them, they
would be aware that spirits, and poison are s,nony-
nous terms"