... -.1- SATURDAY'S NEWSa ChURCH RATES, PARISH' OF SiT. GERoGE THE MARTYR.-A ves- try meeting of the parish of St. George the Martyr, very respectably and numerously attended, was held at the vestry-realm, adjoining the parish church, at half past twelve o'clock, when the Rev. Mr. Hough- ton, rector of the parish, in right of his office, teak the chair. The vestry was convened for the jpirpose of- ...

... T-HE BRITISH CONSTITUTION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Six,-It is rather unreasonable to expect from any newspaper professing to advocate a decided line of politics, that it should, in any instance, adopt principles opposed to its own. Though THnt ERA calls itself a Liberal paper, without bias, one should still almost doubt that it would admit articles of a Con- servative character, did it ...

... BHANDLING JUNCTION RAILWAY.-TIe works of the Brandling Junction Railway are so far advanced, that the Directors are enabled to fix the opening of the line from Redheugh through Gateshead for the 15th of October, when passengers and merchandise may be con- veyed from the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway to the Company's depot or east of Gateshead, and coals delivered into vessels at the Company's ...

... Amid the numerous attempts characteristic of the present times to render science generally attractive, and to diffuse amid the community at large a desire to become acquainted with the wonders which it reveals, none are more likely to command success than the new gallery opened for these purposes in Regent-street, The Polytechnic Institution, established for the advancement of the arts and ...

... . ENGLAND AND RUSSIA. We purpose taking a general view of the position of this coun- try, in her foreign relations; but, owing to the miscalculation almost unavoidable in a first number, we must content ourselves for the present week, with a word on a single point-though a * highly important one-of the subject. Of the many weak points in our foreign policy, the conduct A;? observed-towards ...

... TREASURE UNDER THE TurjEienEs.-TheEmnancipationofToulouse, publishes some details with reference to the recent disclosures of the France, on the subject of the treasures buried at different periods in tlee vaults under the Palace of the Tuileries. The provincial journal estimates these treasures at the value of 22,000,000, and states that the party who revealed their existence, and their ...

... TO TUE EDITOR OF THE BRA. I SIR,-I am glad to find that the licensed victsallers of the country at large are about to provide themselves with what the licensed victuallers of the metropolis have so long pos- sessed; namely, a common bond of union, and an efficient in- strument of defence and protection; and that they also purpose 'to devote the pecuniary profits that may be hence derivable to ...

... THE RADICAL DEMONSTRATION, The operative Radicals are carrying forward their system of agitationr-upona ?? ith a degree of energy hitherto un- known. On Monday, a meeting was held at Manchester (on KersaI Moor), at which the Morning Advertiser states the numbers to have been 300,000; but this Is, in all probability, an exaggern, tion. Some of the reporters state them to have been about 100,000 ...

... There is but little of interest in the foreign politics of the week ji st passed. The festivities at Milan and other places in Austria, consequent on the coronation of the Emperor, has for some time past formed the chief topic of interest in the daily papers, and these festivities have now been brought to a close. The last act of the grand monarchical drama took place on the 15th iust, when ...

... T II E E R A. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1838. Under which KIing, Ilezonian, speak or die! When a journalist commences his labours in the public ser- vice, it is usual to profess entire neutrality with regard to party, and then to qualify his professions by certain general, though not ambiguous expressions, which give the reader to understand that the neutrality is to be all on one side. We will ...

... TUESDAY, SrPT. 25. The Gacelt contains notices that the following places have been duly registered for solemnizinl marriages therein :_ Baptist Chapel, Bluntislians-cum-Eariteh Huntingdonshire. Roman Catholic Chapel, Irnham, Lincoinshire. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 1I. Marsden and Co., Hlorwich and Manchester, cotton-spinners-I.I Hilton and Co., Manchester and Harpurhey, silk-manuflaeturers-I.I ...

... THE METROPOLIS. AcCIDnNT ON BL.ACXPRIAct'S BaRIDGE -On Monday afternoon, a little boy named Tucker, in passing over Blacktiars Bridge, was knocked down by a truck, and before the man drawing it could stop it, as he was descending the north end of the bridge, one of the wheels vent over the boy's arm, which was broken, and he was otherwise much injured. He was taken to Bartholomew's Hospital. ...