... 'We lament to state that the conspiracies lately deve- loped, and which led fo the capital convidtion of six individuals in the course of the last Old Bailey Sessions, have not yet presented to the public the whole of these -extensive scenes of iniquity, which have been but too long and successfully ?? Lord Mayor, since the discovery of the plot in which three unfor-' tunate Irishmen had been ...

... ALGEýRPNE .SLAVE RY. 'tordffij 'td tbe- acount given 'Uf bDoilStbaf tiani Patrone, a Spa iflifti ie'rchiit and one 'oierhetwo captives, 'who, aOving to eshe perlevering firmncfs fo LordExnhiouth, 1dbtaia,d, his ibertty the coniiditionb of the Chrifian aflaves swas more famentable than haas generally been .futippofed-. ,ro6mihii-gentlenan's aaccount of th eir fi Tuatnii, C ne 1f'or:tunat e ...

... 'Tft~PrILITY~ oz~' ~rsrAAERs. tTbe following. - cellent -Remiarks on ýthe -U-Trari-rv' of w~~APs5ar~ romthepen of'1Vr PiTat, ofiWarri~g. Aon~ a Geaoadtaliý-etkkovw in, the.Utera~y 'Willd.] Y42,* -anid if e &trace _lt~iý A~icupj thie rapid,- A.dancem ent ot aeerlkn,ýwledge, the ~i~~'by wb~ ~iland refiginidsvlibei'ty have been extended, the'pois f~ifomn in mianners, -poltcy;,and C eninment',;by ...

... RICHMON1D M -TIN MAU -TUESDAY, October Stb. r]th, Momngr Pb- fbI o he nifiryearo old. - A's milebeat$, Mr Halds/r: ortls st'gr c Dl ?iO BadwVur hi ;0 'wal , led ~eeiR' Swe'psakes 0f O26gi.eachppfor thrieeyeare old oltIeo, a Id * 0id; 0- nOce round the 'b o.,, (8 Subscribers.) Mr.~ .. Ar ft dells ahsyi Wemiact - 1 Lord' SrAhmore'sches' by Wi'zard' .¾2s ýArVat bonaby Orvillie' r ...

... LONDO NVFE . E13 DUTCn papers. werej r c.oy aticle they CQnftiuiiis theO)Py of a fJ reatt ot AI'ianc e c Oftbnsilvei and} I)efensive5 t-onctuled by the Ptourts of Spain and thie Nvthtrlaheds,for:h.he exprcss 'j)1iipO of protecting> their st1c6ts:.ti,aiInst VBe' Biarbary Powers. tOO IO is .t ¶01 Its teclmicilities too. viln- teresting to arnttnoush retdeit for 'iseo t it ;.suffice it5 ...

... :, . - . X . - : Tho Ri e&imcns at Vernailleg exhiubted a scene, in which Ments xfeeiO witnesred himself the discrmtfitute of his party. M- Blr- ieX a ctidiiate of thwae rt y1-being ai4 toin-, ~'tierdejSaulyigtmy, a carm-I~ bin tie titipate' defeat, layellnin lishing h pcetsions, ai ht w*qms de- ir I guato among thnoeagsanst whom thh whole influencecof o- vernment was to be directed, ...

... t.. ha_.~I . - - - -. - T Nov. i6. J. Formby, of Liverpool, merchant-Nov. 3 T. L. Bellamy, of South Crescent, Tottenhamn-court-rond, music- seller-Dec. 2. P. Dodgson, of Liverpool, linen-draper- Nov. 16. J. Latham, of Birmingham, Noot-rnaher-Nov. 6. J. Gordon, af Hunter-street North,Brunswick-square, merchant- Nov. x6. J. Davies, of Shoreditch, Unen-draper-Nov. 23 WV. AIdred, of Ipsvich, lhien ...

... ,2,- . r . - V)ýreeeiv~dd`liii nibimnlng the Patis 'PaoersJto tile'c ]ate of Sunday. -.Thilg&ti5ts is~e at present 6 fillibg' ýut slowly.' Above half'Of't toid oniiier-ofDephticts is, hoWever; retirnied to the new Chdiirikr.,.The Gdvern-'ý snent andtfhe' Constitnifd6t5' li avtih, 6btined'a signat Itrtnmph in a-quarter where it was supposcd the infliience and intrigues of the Ufthi4I'o':a'ligts ...

... NORWICre, Oct. 12. COMIMON HALL. On Monday last a very numerous M'eetinag was held at St' Andrew's Hall, by appointment of the Mayor, pursuant to re- quisition, in order to take'into consideration the ptoprlety of peitioning the Legislature for the greatest possible retrench- ment of the public expenditure, and for a reform in the Com- mons House of Parliament. Mr. Alderman and Sheriff ...

... theop , s r~setorf'. th e4aka.O;f COmd' -Her Ruyai Highness is, ther.,fore, now in good heafth. C 7 l'eV wi1l.141bWcn'6Cditiaf x6Wiaa,.fe pe'irfr~iaing many mavrecluszs cureq Xt. si;hsbe~mreIs~~ 9i t~rest by~t sl&rd,# hGo*V .[issmt..- ..Among. I fe imany ,aneedot'eo-.Wliich have -b~eiie-as'OA ~.ofrise cool undaunted courage 'of4theBritih4;'ii ig,'WOVs'th' of recordi-elsjst-ppres'iott5 to; ...

... FLA-.\'iE)s 1M11ALZ MtiiiFNF, TOov. TI.-Tlhe solemn irau.aiion of tihe GIand Ditke xill plc in this city irt -fewv & \ s. 0UI flnew- 2f)Vereitin will receive in person the oath of ?? andl alleitar e. T he t'arrison or MIoy- enee is emrimjjoced of ;0 06.0 m1'n, hoth Austrians and r it i. 'aid t.rathi- -tvil! be ?? by i.ooo men ci the Grand H til or Darms'aldt, who wiill.not come till tile hl ...

... I The Exeter mail coach, on its way to London, was attacked last Sunday night at Winterslow Flat, seven miles on this side ?? a mostextraordinary manner. At the moment when the coachman ptilled up to deliver his' bags, one of-the leaders was suddenly seized by a ferocious animal. This pro- duceda great confusion and alarm; two passengers who were Inside the mail got out, ran Into the house, ...