... Freemen of Londonderry. / GEVTLErfcW, pretented my tel/ to your notice at the late Eftetion, at a Candidate to Repretent Ihit City Parliament. I pledged mytelf to oppose any attempt to enslave my country, and to devote servicei to my FeUoto-Citizens. then taut Derry enslaved and bartered for now behold Derry free air. Again solicit your support at the ensuing Election, confident that no part ...

... MEETING OF THE LIVERY OF LONDON. meeting the Livery of Loudon took place yesterday morn, , Guildhall Chambers, for the purpose of considering 'h ther any and what pledges should exacted from candidates *.™Jiuc to offer themselves the next general election. ' Mr Lkogkr took the chair at half-past ten o’clock. m. Will addressed the meeting, and stated that the Mr- niii lad now passed, it was ...

... MEMOIRS MR STEPHENS. Stephens is young man, being in about Liu •'i2d year. lie married, and has several children. Ilia manners in private are exceedingly pleasing and unassuming. was for some years a preacher in the Wesleyau connexion, umong whom was highly respected, both for his talents and piety. He was admitted nil hands the most promising man amongst the ministers belonging to that body. ...

... sighing, dying*, crying, lackadaisical school of poetry, are delightfully descriptive of the feelings to which individuals subjected to the te.ider passion'* are subjected Love ?—I will tell thee what to love, build with human thoughts shrine, Where hope aits brooding like a beauteous dove: he- e Time seems young aud Life a thing divine. tastes, all pleasures, all desires combine consecrate ...