Northern Expedition.
l-he following is an extract of a letter from a seaman on board the CGiper, to his friend in Aberdeen " On board His M:alsjesty's ship Griper, near Cape Chedley, Hudson's Straits, Augast 3. " We got in anong the ice yesterday morning, and in thc even. ,ngsaw land, and at present we are close under it, on the coast of l,abrador, which is now rnostly covered with 8now. We are about 1.200 rniles ftoai Repulse Bay , we intend to wvinter there." .kt the t'me tht (.'riper was spoken with, in Hludson's Straits, the otFcers and crew were in good health and spirits, and sanguil,e as to the result of the voyage. &NOTt5tttt ACCOUNT OF TISE DISCOviRY StlePs. STRONXxgSS, OCt. 4.-The following is an extract from the private log of the surgeon of the whaling.ship Cicero, of Hull, ar- rived here this day:- " July 17S-aw the two discovery ships, Hec2a and Ftzry, beset in the track, in Ist. fi9. 24. N., long 59. W. ;had no (loubt they would have a clear pansage to Lancaster Sound in a few days. No ice secn along the west land of Davis's Straits." NVOR TI!iRN EX,P-RDITIOAr.