... . Under this head, has appeared a document in most of the r- London papers, purporting to be a project for the purpose of dismembering France, by the Emperor Nicholas, undertaken in the year 183.3. Thle thing is too ridiculous, to merit a mo- ement's serious consideration; and we can only contemplate it, either as a forgery intended to impose upon the world, or as a e project concerted to ...

... To steak my convictions upolln this subject (Laibof r and mI C ital! if the corin laws were 'epenled to-morrow if all taxes n at.llctin the necessaries of life were remitted, if we had all wc Vic (Iolitical chlan ges ?? the worki ng people bave been seeking ofl to obtain for the last thirty years, unless they learn to practice di, so! r/ichl they will still remlaiti in theirL resent ...

... NATIONA LITY.-An Italian, travelling in this country, some years since being Iin company WIth a true son of New England, remnarked] with much enthusiasm, in his foreign accent, 1Sat'r, you have no delights in America, that we have in Italy-we have there, Sar, the beautiful sky-the fine land. SCIpe. We have there, Silt, Vesuvins, that sends its fire to tire heavens T Tire true Yankee boy stood ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1837. The private bills on the table were respectively advanced one stage.-A great number of petitions were presented as usual for and against the abolition ?? BnouGouAb wished to know from the noble duke (Wellington) whether he had any objection to have the amendments printed which he meant to propose in the committee on the Irish Corporations Bill on Friday ? ...

... A' The two great parties into which the State is now divided.- BIrigha G acardhia , Oct. 21,1A3m. The apostate Editor of the above apostate paper rated Mr. .Slight in the base article from which we have taken the eitract, because he had not the discretion, forsooth, toattach himself to one of the t wo great parties into which the State is now divided ; by which l1 two great parties, we ...

... LOCAL:Il NEWS. ,, here i nhtiu/iiole 13fll beo'e [l'aiimerst o'i c. 0if ?? ahid brlr-l'ioftse~i ! TusT e d there is legislation upon this sulijoct-tvith o~i: tot ?? oii-ilt s;circ-lv to jiterlevrI :t 2!!. i' d mitutraliv has sz mulich rigtt to sefl heor, wiow. r. as lie lias to sell sugar, 'vinrtiar, bread, on ii - ' .,r 6f cortusorotionr. All tihat ?? legislature or n i:ii t seeC to is the ...

... SALARIES OF TIHE OFFICERS OF THIE DIRECTORS AND 6UARDIANS, TO THE EDITOR OF THE a BR1GtITON PATIOT. SIn,-In answer to a letter which appeared in your paperof the 9thi instant, signed 1' A Rate-Payer,-wlhetheir that gentleman be one of the aforesaid body or not, I cannot tell,-but this I can say, he knows nohsing of the feelings of the parishioners in what I call advocating parochial ...

... TO TIHE EDITOR Or THE BRIGHTON PATRIOT. SrR,-Can I myself, a;;d others who are similarly circuanstanced, demand to be enfranchised at the ensuing registration ? If not, -can *e -who pay our taxes through our landlords' hands-who do pay extra rent because our landlords have compounded for the rates-can we demand our rights without an extra tax I If not,- shall we,, submitting to an exta tax ...

... THE GRE INTERESTS! . I (A Fable.) Once upon a time there happened an insurrection among the beasts. The little beasts grew fired of being eaten by the great ones. The goqtishi, sheepish, and swinish multitude, grew weary of the sway of the intellectual and virtuous. 'They demanded to be governed by equal laws, and, as a security for those laws, to have the protection of a representative ...

... TO TiE REFOitZ'IEIS, OF BlRiiGH'TON.. G.rrLEmrss,-I am happy to find that my letter last week has produced the desired effest, and that an application to His Majesty in council, to incorporate the Town, begins to be seriously enter- tained ; and, I hope that, ere long, a Town Meeting of all with- out householders, in the words of the Mlunicipal Act, will be called upon thesubject.. At that ...

... sURI.G t-'SON PATRIOT. r Thie P Pariot-a lper whiell I strongly recoin- nic.;. to all li; v riudtle s.-.obbeft' last Regisler. TIUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, IS38. GENERAL NEWVS. Amonr tile niost important cirlumstances touchirttgt dolmestic news, is the contitiued( deterlmination of the i' ii r in B classs to peersevere in agitating laiufully and atiomi!llly teeir lpinions anld principles. Sotne ...

... A FEWI HIINTNS 1i0 FREE TRADE PHITLOSOPHIERS. TO THi I:TOR OF THiE BRIGHITON PATRIOT. Sr ft-Therm' is mo observation so current as the serious evils whrich are sam d to ?? front cornpetition. Fronm the cobbler ill Ili,~ stall, up to tile mmpmmmemt lmmmerkc, the terrible evils of this mnorlerm inmtro'tmr amctre tesubjiect of rmmiversal commmjlaimrt. Evecry ?? mm1 dtI m rtaiprmum t, e ves cv ...