... PATRIOIAN VlLBARITr. The Obsirtler gives the following correspondence, aend talks of the intrinsic nobility of one of the ladies:- (Copy 1.)-Lady Seymour prsents hber complimente to Lady Shuckborough, and ?? obliged to her for the character of Mary Stedman, who states, that she has lived twelye months, and still is, in Lady Shuckbo. rough's establi;Yment. Can Mary Stedmata ook plain dishes ...

... RIGHTON er TO THlE RADICAL ELECTORS OF THE BOIROUGII OF cc PHICIITON. t A history of your borough from the period of ce its enfranchisement, under the falsely called si Reform Aot, passed in 1S32, would form an un- ce broken catalogue of the basest treachery, craft, tc and lack of principle. The Radicals have been tl the dupes alternately of faction and designing regicides. It would indeed be ...

... CHNRONICLE Or CHARTZSM. SottURY rOLETIcAL UNION.-Tt the third public in etii of this unron, at Hatfield Place, Westminster Road, on Monday seen'night, a resolution. pliedgin he in eting uevtr To cease agitating until M smr;. Frost, Jones, and Willasns are liberate, was carried tua- nimoioly. An address on the Corn laws wa:s also *rdered to he published by the comrnitree; and the fil- lo, jio ...

... VARIETIES,:: i ORIGNAL AND7 SELECT. W OsAsc.-Perhsps one of: the most indiqpensa- ble and endearing qualifications of feminine cha- ractor is a-good temper. Cold and calnons must be 'the tan whio does not treasure the uieek anD gentle opirit of at ?? woman. 'Her Ups w ay no be sculptured in the lines of beauty. her eyem aynot roll in dazzling splendour, butif the nativemile be ever. ready to, ...

... -;I THE QUEEN! GOD BLESS I'I HER! Tin D ' MR. EDITOR, - Every honest heart will I echo the above seentiment; and will, re- joice at the escape of, ouir. beloved Sovereign from the death contemplated by a reckless villain, whose object is as mysterious as his .manner was audacious and determined.. I am 'not one of those who ascribe every ex.i traordinary event in life to.the special interpo- ...

... vwuu4vagr- . I - ?? 11 ;i;+ - 'i'oxrr'iv oIdpftil'dwvS ?? iftOW~t^, r F PvePIofPei' ipj,.Wie,,(rpsp. tbj,~ 1'uty ,$'tvg p~i ,M4gIttieb(oi~isr~wed, Mr.' Van Anburgh is now entirely tendeered -from' thei 'Woe much ?? thanito4 hi s hauinghbotisndeatly'treated ii tdulightly atfirst;h by; ilh-, turing ont too Sumn. -At preireti'oaoiwe 8ehe is flideltld - as Pin0ch * *mWAte ,fp4 4la Jpgf at ps ...

... A,. srOoi&DALE'S PUZTIXON -- - 1- 7TTP A' CA V MMXnX MR.g. SZOCI=M- - IlEJECTED BY THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, Its onSeqeccC of containing Quiotatitisf fron the Se.iptsres antd their applicatiot to the lonourableHouie. F I1N Christ told his apostles that they should be brn ght before kings and rulers for his name's sake, he Promsed to give them a mouth and wisdom, wh ch all their adversaries ...

... LOVIS VUILIPPE'S PIITATE FORTVNE. (From M. de Cormenin's Pamphlet.) Money, money, money, for ever. Onrthe7thofAugust, 1830, Louis Philippermadeover to his children all his property, castles, houses, mea- dows, fdmine, reuts, forests, &c. His mtagnificent forests have been rated at 104,000 ecres by the intendant of thel civil list, and, reckoning the value of each oue at 1,000f. the value of ...

... THE CATS.PAW MINISTRY. It did not occur to us when we last week spoke let o of the probable termination of the whig govern- wh meat prosecutions, in the Imprisonment of FZASGUS bc, O'Coxxon, that this wretchedly contemptible set sta or ministers, w*bo seem to have no consciousness thi of the degradation Involved in the base usei to h B which the tories are and long bave been putting f r them ...

... ; THE&LORD CHANOELLOR`S I7 | DI,;zUSB DiL, -or; CHANCERY I REFORtM Mr. EDftoa;,-The Lard- Chancelloi.-has introduced a, bill i ti' the liose 'pf.'Lords, bearing 'the.' attrtietitle of Chancery. Reform. I have ,read his lordship's' very .lo'ng ,'peech, wif i- gre',a dtetion, tiu ^expictiag every . inom~nt tojarrive at, some- iirport- ant 'prd1ositiof ,for dthe simplification- f, law processes, ...

... lo? the Editor qf the Souther Star. -U J lw ?? UJ h4 *- Uu&fl~if -- A W ,Si.-Can yout inform me what new modern disco- z very' ha's wrought the mighty chan;ge which hba takenO , pince in the bosoms of Einglishmen ? I think in n0 other . -age, and in} no other place, tban in this century Of in- r. telkct, vou!d such atrociouls inhumanities be pertrate4dt rA as we hear of, 'from day to day, in ...

... TUi ?? O p . ?? Io Th l llwig S Ile Th Ol~n ~from tise Park paers of Wednes. ,h day; --The public jittin~of ?? 0 Vea1anliounced for ?? h~pifo emadi take the chair untgil wo'lok, hut thg President> did uot ?? took th ehl 19 iter that houv., AJ~iogtl the lieColleaguhes, entere4~l th oloe Ml. Vieien andG w of Peers, to- k their se the Chamber of Depte.M.Tir rcie the c gratulasions of his n wes ...