... THE EXAMINER, LoNDON, OTOac__ 17. TVrt C;erman Governments feel moie and more every day the necessity of either keeping theri promiseq or putittng down those wito call for their fuilfilnen!. TIlhey chiweI at any rale to try whether thev can conirive to do the; latter: and as preliminary steps, they arrest and send to Berlin susnected persons, who lave a legal right to be differently treated ; ...

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... 'ril- IOTICAtLEXAM NERIt. party is thi madness of tqsny f(o the gain of a few. PIr'n No. 594. - DISTUJRtANCtES AT MANCHSTER A&NND MATT.ERtS CGONNECTrED WITH' THZ. Tnz pnii are still waiiog With impati'ence to iear de. conduct of the Manchester. .A!!thorities esplait'ied T wds. geiAtlemen stanid bowiog, and returnri 'thanks : other, ,With an affectation of infiniie conaplacenby:; the' ...

... THE POLITICAL -EXAMINER. rarty is the mtldncss ofunae9:y for the gain of a few. Poz. No. 575.- PERSIAN AMBASSAPI,)R,, AND HIS COUN- TRYM . As the approach oF the Persihn Arnl )sador with his fair Circassian has excited a good deal ofCuriosity, itmay'be as well to take tIl opportunity of calling _snie liltle alten- tion to certain mllions of mnen, yclept the Persians in ge- Thi3 nation'i Ahias ...

... I - I i n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LONDaON, NOVaxima 7. ltun reader will find our Extracts from the Foreign ANews interesting this week, The conferences at Vienna are to commence the 1Oth of this month; and meanwhile the popular spirit in Germanty is understood to have dashed the confidence of {he Diet, and shewn it the necessity of at least nmodifying its tnew tyrannies. We suspeet that mere ...

... AN ATTEMPT TO SHEW THE FOLLY AND DANGER OF METH ODISM. IN A SERIES OF ESSAYS. I ESSAY II.-Of Eternal Damnation and Election. L The Methodists call themselves Gospel Preachers, and they are always preaching from the Epistles; they call themselves Evangelists or the announcers of good tidings, and they are -always proclaiming everlasting misery. It is chiefly the Calvinistic sect who delight in ...

... PROFIA Cl4L I\I'ELLIGENCE. Ix tcrnss. Atjd. -1nelltenceof a most distressing and awful nature has just reached us. It woula appear that a great many persons from Dornoaeh, and otber parts of Sather- land, who were on their way to at~tid ?? ni;irke; on Wed- nesdly lest, moit njimpsdeirtsd cro~wded into the passagc brhot at the Meikle Ferry, toijhe nuatiser of firon liJ ) to 140, heirg ...

... iiZELiUSI -Q A-CKER Y- ,TO THE DxTOR or ita tRAXIqtmu-Z iI& . i?,mro ?? ?? ws hich appearediza tbe jjrnxiuet, We. 1283, under the- headl of - teli~iuueQ~a~sktr4 apape,'rs tF hae-t eknize&. a yiivuent emotjpt -among thSails, . Your Carre odes A lsoeripiirnil,~A fissete, and IX hi., ?? in coevequeiite brewved up a sluh o~fwords, hich il suppnse, uwas inseoded to 9iik A nthe ?? author of that ...

... FOREIGAN IN'TE-ILLITGENIVICE, [The fout flioowing Bulletins were given in Guir last in a verye incomplete marner, fbr 'ioverrnoent ?? having received them from France, they vere at first published by. the Papers in its interest in a mautilated state.' They are now given en- tire.] F'RANGCE. j wV r )rrFknT EtULe lx OF -ife .AAM0dF ?? (No DtAi's.)T The English entered Srjlin nn the 29th of ...

... IMP ERIAL PAR L Id4AM NT. HOUSE OF LORfDS. JXondai, Jest. 23. Lord ERSxrNE g~ws notice of his intention, early in the Sessien, to lresent a Bi5hforamorceegfectuailly preveuting wanton Cruelty to Animals;-a paisctice the suppression of which -was equally called for by puolic morals and the law of God. THANKS TO SIR A. WELLESLEY. The Earl nf LIvt, ILooL ruse to-move a vote of thanks to Sir'A. ...

... IJORSE-P4CIJVG GA4JBLIERS, JOCKIES, :.BOXERW; At'iI) COCK-FIlCITERS.. w ?? _ . l . As mercy is the presiding. genius of British jurispru- deuce, wzsiijigi Justice to poise her scaleg in favoiar of erriug. hnhunanit, the wisdomof our laws ?? fofloithe judicial office of jurors those who are occu- pied in the killing of animals for sustenance, such em- ploymernt ha ing a natural tendenc.y to ...

... E pOLLTICALIEXAMINER. T :_ t0 : t A_,jt> sty 1jitc 0adntss 4f-tany -fo tile gain eta fowv.~ Swir. lr ?? O3F- THE $PA-N$SH REgGEXCYf AGTAINST THE- CARACAS- JINn NAL form part of the growwwosrk ofhtor, antt i generally their fate to have all t-,h faults artd one of tile ;llties of that sptcies-of writing. The greaten fnt in bv', but yparicnsalrly in the foruer, -isthe -bsoriing-t. jcsftihn they ...