... COMPARATIVE PRICES oF HARDWARE, MAN UFACTURED IN AND NEARBIRMINGRAWM n PRrflPTpMrfNS. Anvils . .25s. per cwt. Awls, polished Liverpool . . -.. 2s. 6d per gross - Bed Screws, 6 inches long . . 18s. per gross Bolts for doors, 6 inches . .6s. per dozen Braces for carpenters 12 bits o s. per set Bits, tinned, for bridles . 5s. per dozen Buttons for coats . 4s. ...

... pISrRIBUTION OF THE DECCAN PRJZE MONEY. From the London Gazette of Friday, August 3. Urgtes to Combined Army which served under the command of the late Most Noble Francis Marqmis of Hastings, K. G., Commander- ia Chief of all the Forces in India, engaged in, the war against the Piudarees and certain of the Mabratta States, in the years i817 and 1818. Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the Act ...

... RECEIPTS. Received up to May 5, 1832, when the Accounts were last audited .,,,., , . 150 5 104 Received since, up to September 8tb, 1832 . 82 14 10i Total Receipts ,.,,. .f 233 0 9X EXPENDITURE. Expenditure up to May 5, 1832, when the Accounts were last audited .. . , 138 0 1 Expended since, up to September 8, 1832 .. ,. 104 4 1 Total Expenditure . ...

... TiHE EXPEJNDITURE. It will be seen from the following tabular view of the current year's expenditure, which we copy from the Spectator, and Which is, we believe, as-near the truth as it is possible to arrive at, from the complex state of the Government accoonts,* that upwards of six mnillions annually are appropriated to the Dead weight, that is to say, given to persons who neither do nor ...

... :PUBLIC NEWS, INTELLIGENCE, OR . OCCURR-ENCES. 0 C - I - . : State of lTrade itn /e North.; 0 09l SHREFFIELD.-A considerable improvement has ,taken place in mnany ibranches of the local manufactures. In some of :the larger esta- blishments, the quantity of work given oat last week exceeds any week dating t~he. past year.-Leeds lraE M ry.: ,. ,, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARK;T, Thursday WEvening. ...

... BALAN!CE SHEEBT OFTHE VICTIM FUND. 'REC EtPTS. Reeeived up to8ept mIer8o 1832 when the acsuunts- 'were lastandited .,..'- 23S II Received since, up to Marob 8; 1833 . .s.i to ;i Total Receipts-, .. .4 16 1 EXPENDITURE. , Bxpenditure up to Septembier 8,'1832, when t2 e accounts r rer ast a dited . 242 41 2 penided KiDCC, Up to March 8, 82 - - ' ' Total' Eixpnditure . .. ...

... M1ANUFACTURE OF PIKES IN IRELAND A Correspondent of the Nnwrp Examiner, of the 28th of April' states the fact of a discovery which seems rather incredible, all things considered. He states that a smith named Tbomas Lappan, residing at Forkbill, near Armagh, has been detected forging pikes 'for the peasantry of Newtown-hamiltoe, by Major Bernard, justice of peace, and Mr. Darker, sub-sberiff of ...

... IN SEPARATING POLITICS FROM THEIR AVOWED OBJECTS.-THE UNIONISTS OF IDERBY, -COUN- TER-COMBINATIONS OF- THE MASTERS; NECES- SITY OF UNIV`ERSALU SJFPFAGE'TO ENSURE-THE FINAL SUCCESS OF THFE MN, &2 . &C - Friends, Brethren, and Fellow Cown-rYmen- ' In viewing tbe struggle wich is ndOw in progress between labour and. capital, or between the trades'- Tuions onf the one-hand, and the mnastertman ...

... THE RESTORATION OF T8EIR POLITICAL RIGHTS ESSENTIAL TO. THE . INAL SUCCESS OF THE OPERATIVES, ETC. ETC. Friends, Brethren, and Fellow Countrymen, We .said last week that in viewing the struggle which is now~in progress between laobour and capitl,- or between the Trades' Unions on the one hand, and the master-manufacturers on the otber,. we were grieved to find among the leaders of the ...

... ANOTHER CHAPTER ON TRADES' - UNIONS. EXPEDIENCY OF UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.-'NE- CESSITY OF ATTACKING PROPERTY.-TIIE MIDDLE CLASSES.-TO ATTACK PROPERTY72 IS TO ATT`ACK ROBBERY.-BROUGHAM? AND THE POLITICAL ECONOMISTS, ETC. ETC. Friends, Brethren, and Fellow Countrymen, In our last two Guardians we have endeavoured ti show, by the evidence of facts, the improbability, if not the impossibility of ...

... THE TRADES' UTNIONS AND THE-l- POOR .MAN'S GUARDIAN.' At the meeting held on Monday night, at: the National Equitable Labour Exchange, one or two individuals thought proper to represent the Poor Man's Guardian as opposed to the existing Trades' Unions, and to refer to our three last. numbers for evidence of our hostility. Can these individuals be sincere? We very much doubt it. We defy any ...

... i[ [To the Editor of the Poor Man's Gtu rdian'I / Sri,-In the three last numbers of the Guiardian;e I lt somewhat surprised at the remarks you made as to the proe'didrts of the Trades' Unions. It is a proof to me that you are uaaoikikinted wiith the grand object they have in view, in not making tJh Unioni at present QI Political, but simply a Trades'Uniomg. The: rkin, people have feund that ...