... 'To ins ?? TME DUKE OF WEUJNGTON. _ (Iron the Times. k - L-cAinies* ) My Loars,-To queition Your infallibility would be, no C doubt, preSUIJsUmptuou, Tine laure;s you have gathered, the E reputation you have actuired, itapos. ntega ijry of the Engish nation, TOUt have been told, until you must I be wemary O the assertion, that You are the greatest General I af modern titnes; You have ...

... -,,in oboerbationo. .0two , I IViOOFtURKRY.-Thc I tlin state Gazette, of thleI 14th inst.-contains Russ an Bullethins which, while doubtlesst vague and repressive enough in respect to the real difficulties I ofteir situation, and the cxtent of loss which they ar~e 'j dail encutr'ng, completely demonstrate thle premiedi-f ttede falsities abound~ing in the numerous statements in thle a German ...

... WORDS CONMIION TO SCOTLAND AND 'I I - LAXNCASHIRE. Ansent, opposite. Ar'eawt, oat of doors. I Barkilt, hardened. s Brin, a. child. Bawk, a pacce of tisaber laid across it house, a strip Of laud. P BLis, aloft. Beest, s2zilic after calving. Belve, by and by. e Ber, Jorce. Berms, yeast. Boeb, a bubble. t Boadle, half a fa.thing. Brat, a coarse alpoon. Bree, broth. Breethe~r, brothers. Breyd. a ...

... I -Mr. COLTNIAN addressed the jury on behalf 6f the cows miss oners. He observed that his learned friend the Attor. ?? had done no more than justice to hs clients by declaring that they ,were actuated by no hostile motives to. wards the claimant. They were desirous that he shkould have a full and fair compensation for any injury that he might sus.. tain through them: but they had also a duty ...

... THE POLICE BiLL. I As migt t have been anticiplated from the hurry in vwhich the New Police -Bill Was applied far, and calr- ried through Parliament, many imperfections are now discovered, which Would have presented them- selves to the framers had they taken time for consi- deration. It wktill be recollected that the Counnil ~of Seventy in their first draft of a bill bad a deal of nonsense ...

... On Monday evening, about half-past six o'clock, a very serious and fatal ?? occurred on the Liverpool road, near:Pendleton, by the bverturning of one of the coaches which runs between th:s town and Liverpoo'. The coach in question, the Volunteer, on its way from Liverpool, had 'got whtlin 100 yards or so of the Pendleton toll-bar, when it was met by one of the coaches running to Liverpool. The ...

... MANUFACTURES IN AAMCA. The progress of North America in manufactures merits R the attenton of the political economist. It has taken place X not merely Ai consequcnce of the commercial restrictions of the msanufactur.ng nations of Europe, but of the unprodue V tiveness of captal employed in agriculture in the northern t states. The ease w ith which land can be acquired, disin- c dines labourers ...

... ArXTztXNOON COACHES. LoXNOSr.-TELEGRAPHE, starts at a quarter before four, t through Maceesfield, Leek, Ashburne, Derby, Lcicestcr, t and Northampton, to the White Horse, Fettcr-lane, and i Bull and Mouth, Bull and Mouth-street, (in 23 hours.) r Only one guard and four coachmen throughout. d QcNDOa'.- RALD, starts at a quarter before six, through r Newcastle, L chieid, Coventry, Dunchurch, and ...

... OXBTACLES I AN 5NVADING .ISMY. IN the war whicli lasted from 1805 to I812, and was c'osed by the treaty of Bucharest, the Russ ans were in possem:on ei the w~hole country from the Ne ster and Pruth to the Bal- kall ; but they never attempted the ascent, with the excep- tion of a few bands of Cossacks, who made a dash across the ridge, and returned napidly aigain. The Muscovites had al- ready ...

... NEW POLICE BlLL. By the newspaper reports of the proceeedings at a meet- ing of po icc commissioners, ?? on Wednesday the Q2th October, it appears, that on a mot on respecting a bill of Messrs. Sergeant and Milne, for expences connected with the New Police Act, enquiries were made to ascertain whc- ther the expences incurred by us in opposing the Bill, as well as those we incarred in obtaining ...

... NOLLEKENTS THE Thle Spectartor snys that the ?? 'vo'une recently pub.. :slied by Mr. Smith, entitled NOLTEE, H HSTMS should have been called NoLxE,`FFSAN D H511 TIF-E. Bu let not anybody be deterred from thle peruAD ofT thIFE deigt. fist book by its title: it is not thle ,,rerusinicl of onselighto only remembers what any, rational persocn would hane fho- got : it is a treasurr of good thing ...

... F EE'T MTETING OF LEY-PAYERS. n Wednesda- yat twelve o'ioek, a meeting of Icy-payers was held in the Town Hall committee room, for the several purposes of auditing tle constalbcs' accounts for the last three months, and a so the accounts of the surveyors of the highways for the parish and for the town of MInehester, for Ithe last twelve months. The chair was taken by Thomas HIardnifn, ,Esq. ...