... bj'\:l Ui). 'A AND l UN DAY'S lOSTS. LoiM',N, SAiTURDAY, JITLY 24. y T 111 paris pieper§ of'l'ueslay last arrived onl Satur- t51 day narutmig. IThe law%, roltt ive to tilie abulition P ft it' floit Wi A ubainie is offic-ially published it, thle P 11lenite'5r. BYv tile tit st article it is etiacted, tiati thle aticli-es ?7i6 and qIEJ of the Civil Cole sire repealed it, clequeisqotct, 6nt ...

... OBSPUNTATiONS ON TTIlE Clohni.aliott of Ilse Cape tf Coad 11np& Jcn calling thlepublicrattention tiltins moft important Mlubject, it may be expedienit in tile first place to -euquire, a ltethef vatde: tile pr (seit tircti lsttnices oI tile Country, labooring at it is utlelr the pressure ofano a ~K~e~i~e 10(1daily' ?? I Opislt hio, Witlijut -Suicwielt einploviyitellk, ?? do~ll t Call Cexist as ...

... tmIGflAT1ON TO .A ]ERICA. The followvints are extracts from letters written by ?? persons vvbo emigtrated fro, Plymodth ante its neit Seth bourshooti to the United Stuttes anstl in presenting tlIe'Wt, we would direct tile reader's attentitot to one of the 1 Met hfst Actf oif she late Sessiot Of' Purlialnietlt, liatttely, the 1t.'yt grant.t of 4'50,COO. to enable Goreenniott to gite assis' LUw ...

... ! . xtt14 Qiti en~rul Annin1 3'Icetiyg df~le SubseK,- hers tothe SocltijfJb' .r2roinhdingt/he .Educetiiln I 1 tin Poor in tlie PFiniTipkes of the Estdblished held at die ?? Schoost RPooms, ihjard $tqeet, onzi iuesd yti 22d Jtine, 1I09, TUS: Ff.1 )EN, ?? in the Chi.nr, Thie follh'ring RIEPOiIt wais read,' anid adopted: ' HilE Gqnenil Comnnitteq9,. ill dischargipg the T Uiillttal duty of lahs il ...

... I - . I . ? , ? ?? - I ?21 1 7 . I . I . . . XIOSTSCRIPIT., :4 COUNTV 'ftN Madrid .of T'atA ; 1th, 1 O j.nc itin 11 ~I ill I lie SpsimiAl, 'i itlsif r1. Hic * tiiiL ?? th l ateqitix 1 It e 0 I ?? t ilt ihle lt il, ?? iitilicii order Irll ll i tis; Iitine is t:1itr rtl*'ridlihtliir'. Si'¶CII o cials ill tilhe m ;lnii tlol Ui procec .hh i ; nlily, to s l lag te it; Old t oaslr. huhi si rl0iot', ...

... SEDITIOUS lfEET'lINTGS. 'ssf BLACK it'P.N.'-e'W Ib-tve to fepord an attempt, ly a i ?? Meeting in this town on Monday last, to push u- rebellious feelings into more estenderl action. 'Ihe i ed experiment, however, to the lasting credit of the inulus. trious worklmen of this loyal toten, eatirely ikiled. oftbhe li intendedl effect. They have proved themselves too e. wise to ?? imposed upon by ...

... |ERRIIGTI1TTON to the CAPE of GOOD ROPE. I 1; TIhe fcllorvsing itnportafit Leetter conttins ti Ternis 5, on which Governtmeni, proposes to etncourage Eroigra- I Y tion to the Cape ot Goud H1opes- np wt ?? Dewnaiirg-vreet, ~tat 1s, s Lt * I have to acquaint' vou, in reply to your letter oe fiie t i , that the lollovitig aire the cilnditions nin'der wbith Sl le it is proposed to give ...

... I(from . is's $irnming-ham Gazette, 41ondaqy Jily 19.,) .. .. . ?? . . . . .. I . I AMEETING AT NE H.ALL HILL, f Birtriiighlatn,'savs a London paper, has corn- ,nenced the worlt of rdfi tin in a very simple, and it mofnst be confessed, conmplere way. lIO one maoielit a public mleeting invested tie town'; with the tight otf sendinv I Member to Parliament ; and vithlont waiting for the ...

... E . ., Go M;rcury 7,o !tIic Ed~itor o1f thC.e; Dei 31crc'C7;y.. still, d I i , T certaiaily dii not intend to have again tres- -1passed aspen yiiut gooditeas hadl not the IPRACTICAL FAniMER i t inrt 4a asimi r, by lis last letter, compelled mue to speak oice i3a 1 innre bri fly on i.te sui'jecl. Ry ashat strange maethod he has f. c listrued flie nie!iig of. moy lst lettecr I know Din it mlat | ...

... Cl'uesday's Post. LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 12. 1 TLV Paris Pnipers of Thursdav and Fridav have anrriveii. The Moniteur announces, that M. Bn- vol5, has been officially displaced, by a decree ofthie ltoyal Court. Thie dettine( students liavitig petitiodle(d to be liberiated on hail, they .o cre answerW, tinat the investigation wlas tnt in siufficient proeriss to admit of n decision wheffher they ...

... To te Editor. a Sin,A 1 lam highly gratified to liid that your correspondent ViPn A X e and nmyself, have at last brought our argutitents to so arnieable na coctlusion, lthough lie seems not a little shy at pitJssedIy, acltnouledgitg it, atd on the other haltd. lie so endeovoursjo T * disguide und conceal his own achktv idatgmetts by a sout of sham fighting V itii arguments against Ohem, thlat ...

... PO'STSCR;IPT 'LON ?? TUL SI)AD Y. Jluxy 6. Tll lAITI'u'S I' VENUE. Jsilill ilstio Xtter, VA ln ti le ?? Ycn]-, Cl s.t %ctlh' ?? ~ iril , fi t 9Itllilt s~tgiritle ev rttiti ets el-it I)'idtc- t oi. a t it rtitii. AltkItc y iitS 15 Cr oif ?? 1'i ~,tiiacr it,,ott tit llei-,t:ltltttl utl (i lit, lI'VSU>tCIe, ti .tlailu~ t.*tielul-p[,r-jii IliSol: tolat (tie ti vtl po;.lv, sigll~l.\,4lt in (J; ...