... ana an I] Extrac from thlc test H1-aled Tntestent of the latre 1WJILLIAlI MI i a, se Riq.tof- . in the coo aty of Slivliag, Scoland. 1e * * * * *- 5 Further. It is iy express wish, that the IS. a in the lower drawer of my escritoir, entitled, Toe CsreCESS ?? O- 01 AN UNexEcuTED FswacinuI be published to the world, rithill (I three months after oy body is laid in the earth, to the effect that ...

... . .n ?? 'Ex. , alIV GboerbatiallO ing ru CAITADA. A'very interesting article on the government of Lower Canada tustai haa been published, in the last nuosbet of the Westminister Re. abser! view. The writer, who is evidently well acquainted with his rsn subject, contends that the only advantages derived by the colony advar from its consnexion with this countr y are,.the miajestenacep of a ...

... *Q, orrepo0turt1 . td TO THIE TRUSnEES OF THE LIVT'JRPOOL INFIRMIIARY. IGZSTLEIXENX5S-A paper, addressed s To the Clergy of Li-t verpool, signed Justus; was published in Saturday's Advertiscr I; M Qf the 13th ?? and has since been distributed in the formof a lptter. The objece of the'writer is to show the necessity of-ap.h pointing a. chaplain - to the Liverpool Infirmary; and the letter 6; ...

... I laarliclinentarp clomptubillm. HOUSE-OF LORDS. FUSE LAWS. TausnmayaY Jrnjisl4-Thi Malquis of Salisbury moveda the report of the Conmmittee on the Sale of Game Bill. Lord Wharrcliffe disapproved of the bill, because, though it fhade game saleable, it sadl&'thiat if a man possessed land wprtli t100 a year, he should notmnskt the most of his property, while it gave that power' to another whose ...

... -neWs anti obarationo. COLONIES ?? 'We last week gave somebrief extracts from the highlydinte- resting and valuable-prnphlot published by Mr. Allen, under the above title; wie have now great pleasure in noticing, at greater length, a okwhich contains much that is important Ft to the philanthropist, the labourer, and, indeed, to the nation at large. Mr. Allen is no vi~iqnary~theorist;-hebhas ...

... CORK COLLAR JACKZTS. In copying thefollowingarticle 'front he Mapy Foeq Pres4-, we may possibly be taxed with sooutdingour own' trumpet;7, but the charige will be confined, we presume,.to a certain in di- vidual,' for whose judgment and candour-we entertain the mot profound ?? commendation of the Mayo editor is; at all events, unbought andt insolicited; and however personally flattering his ...

... corrmponbEllre, to at ie LA TIE DE NAPOLEON, PAR SIR WALTER SCOTT. Dr ill A UX RDITRURS. . MEsSEurS,-Dans votre Kaleidoscope du 12 Juin rous m avez ins6r6 un fragment de la vie de Napoleon par Sir Walter ks Scot, que voos nous dites avoir emprunte de ?? G(zeif, sg qu a son tour l'avaih trouve dans la- ?? Arneei2sss aReniere. u Dans cet article, Messieurs, il est question des troubles des s et ...

... TO THE EDITORS. ts GEx;TLEarEX,-Witb all due deference to your talent a. is information, I trust your well-known friendly feeling te,,q, g free discussion, on all proper subjects, will leail h to Pardt' el, my boldness in asking, if you do not think, uno.. lo fUOwj, tei circumstances, I am hardly dealt by, as a young man whise l, d to improve himiself in the fascinating art of public speakin- ...

... fo Mr. Thomas Jevons has published an important pamphlet, in on the subject of thos tgreat and alarming changes which have th taken place in the bed of the river Mersey, threatening, to bi use the :tuthar's words, . its very existence as a navigable river. cr Mr. Jevons' theory is, that the jetties, or pierheads, which have II encroache- so much upon the river, are the main, if not the ...

... -aay a UI , ?? ?? ANECDOTES ILLUSTRATIVE OF ELECTIOE SCENES. A 4.11- ant literallY so dead drunk, that if the stonaCI AXECDOTES ILLUSTRATIVE OF ELECTIO2I Nb153q as. ac A fellow got literally so dead drunk, that if the stomach nd pump bad not been resorted to, he would never have recovered.' val When taken up to poll, it turned out, that, although he had~ made so free with the election beverage ...

... TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE tibahr-pol ?? iordctp, On Monday last, the tenth nnniversary dinner of'thbi society took place, at the Castle Ion, Clayton-square. The 1Etv. William Shepherd presided, with the ability, humour, and amenitybf manrers for which he isso highly- distinguished. The dinnerand .wines gavgeneral satis'. f~action. Tbe followng are amongst the toasts wbich w~ere tiven rm the ...

... INabaL iittrElitfEc. A MoRE PiRACY.-The Whim sloop, fitted out at Nassau, com andF manded by Lieut. Hobson, of H.-M. S. Tynie, with Messrs. Hol- A loway and Phillips, Midshipmen, and mssanpd from that ship, der was captured on the 29th of September, while lying i Guan-Cor aha, by a piratical schooner, alarge vessel being insight. The A dfficers and men were kept prisoners several days, and ...