... ,aE~atfltr 4~tornpc~flium. WEDNE ' Sep21..-Thte SPring% Guns Bill was O WC)NSDAYd aSed. heG ?? went through 3 Food a tbird ased TeimeCa comte. Sep. 2,. The Roval assent was given by VY ?gtlltSDAY _uli Wors ill, the Hackney Coach b Bill, and armes1 privte bill THE REFORM BILL. th Th tr I Bl was brought up from the Commons by e L eordmoh Russel and Lord Althorp, accompanied by i shut100 members ...

... Wtbo% anD Otborbatiolt. -. n PO55TUGAL. ' We are informed that the expedients to which Don ti Miguel resorts to replenish his exhausted treasury are truly t, cbaracteristic of that contempt.of justie aid violation of a bumanity by which his Government'exists. rxiaoners, s who have been detained' for months and years without trial, are taxed by a threat of leaving their dungeons un. a cleansed, ...

... pulmz ano Of USSTA AND POLAND. C. The intelligence from the seat of waris of a deeply interes in at nature, and presents a very tintovourable picture of thepros. Apects of Poland ; but as tite Pales themseli'es do not apitear to le be discouraged, and as they have achieved glrriowtt victories It when their situation was still more unpromtsihg, wve dlo n tn despair of their ultimate triumph. On ...

... Sbc 'grabelter. REMINISCENCES 13,tEt .r SCENES AND A si rODS; OR, SCRAPS FaoRM TI pAO5TFO1,O OF A TRAVILJIN BACSSRLOR. (Continued from our last.) No. V)L yRnMlCE IN THE POSSESSION OF' THE ENGLISH, PRUS- SIAN, AND AUSTRIAN ARMIES. nyrants but by tyrants conquered be. ,n5 Freedom find no ehampion and no child sch ah~ COhirtfltiin saw arIse, when she sprung forttr alPaliSS. armed and u~ndefi~ed ...

... 1-RETC - ?? HOUSE OF COMMONS. la a B ADJOURNED DEBATE ON ?? r. er. TUESDAxY, Alie/Is s-Mr. O'Cornarli, in delence nf tlc Mi- to nisterial measuTe, made a long, and a powerful speech, the re. to e port o0 which occupies nearly thur l ing columns of the London F d journals: of course it would be a vain task to cffer any analysis m I- ot it. The bill, he saidd deserved. the support at the llouse ...

... 2ING-too a0 Oboerbationo fta re AMIERICAN PAPERS. ta ' By the packet.hsip Washington, Captain Thompson, Al A we have received New York papers to the 8th, and by-the ii in Pacific, Captain Crocker, a further supply down to the 16th of June. We subjoin a summary of their contents. WI e The bill for modifying the tariff was still before Congress, dc to and was likely to remain there for some time ...

... If we could believe, as the opponents of the scheme in- siluate, that the Colonization Society are sanctioning a traffic in slaves in America quiite as atrocious as the slave trade in Africa, and riveting the fetters of the slave while it affects to be disposed to break them;,-if we could be per- suaded that the object of the society is to get rid of a dan- gerous superabundance of domestic ...

... HOUS.,..Li F COMMOUNy. H-OUSE OF COMMONs. WORKING HOURS IN FACTORIES , gs TUESDAY, AiL,)c/S 6.-F ive petitions in favour of a limiting the ?? fbr working- children in factories were presented by lMr. Alderman Thompson. They were from a vo Shoreditch, Minuries, WYhitechapel, Bishopgate-street, p and Hoxton. i re SCRIPTURAL EDUCATIOI IN IRELAND. u A lon, and not very editying discussion took ...

... = ii - =t THURSDAY. SEPT. 27. Monarch, Mondell, hence at St. Andrew's, N. B. 14th ult. Piym, Davis, hence at Ovorts. Matilda, Jolnson, from SC. Domingo at Hamburgh. Corsair, Potts, from Quebec at Dublin. Lady H-. Ellice, Lid dell, from Quebec at this port, sailed 26th ult. Same day saw the Ann, Rodgers, from Lelth, 20 miles below Quebec. Off the Brandy Pots spoke the barque Brutus. On the ...

... The following directions were read by Dr. Ferriar, of '81 Manchester, at a meeting held December 6, 1798, and we afterwards extensively circulated. the You are requested to read the following paper with at. fao tention by persons who are endeavouring to relieve you shA from the misery and fatality of fevers, and other infectious all diseases. A great deal has been done by the establish- fai ...

... LIVERPOOL PETITION FOR TUE ABOLIrION or SLAVERY. d, it, The zeal which was at first manifested to sign the 1Y Liverpool petition on this most important subject at suddenly abated when the news arrived that Minis- al ters were in a minority in the House of Lords on ilI the Reform Bill. Hundreds of persons who in- ky tended to affix their names have declared, that deeply re interested as they ...

... . X have here efut~g { ,f crl oras ateg hathl . brought isothioeg-V t thc'thr'dtie tthe. chi e. Cal qu DREADFVL 3IMu- BurEttliiGS` no Those ?? bliq i hwisseeives it raising to r subscriptionsfeto fit out an it1 stil no Rioss and hi com4l h, ida m t. surviving ?? ?? m§ e presumed, he would ; of the e Fury, abando6`ek&.bj Sir dria ?? 1825,-and lr partly on the followitn account (given bt herne ...