... QUAR'I'ERLY REVIEW AND SLAVERY. No VI. (Fromn t11e lret Trnes.) To T'ni EDsTOIt.SsitTlie Reviewer speaks of M1r. Steele's experiment as having been carried on for thir'ly years. Of the experimetnt, however, detailed by M1r. Clarkson nothing is known trom llay authentic source, except during a period of screvN years- nmely, front 178:3, when it first commenced, to 17')0. It is very possible, ...

... .oe betters ot ?? Dyron. VJZ31GEI-T.3 AIND mztps IS ?? As the new weights and ineasures come into use on the'6 1st of January, it is of importance to make the public famiiliar with the natture of the changes which will thcr. be nccessary:- 1. The standard inch, foot, yard, acre, and mile, remain the same as at present. 2. The pound, ounce, and pennyweigiht troy, and the pound, ounce, antd dram ...

... POST. ad N, {Xsxpo>. 'J't't.S r), iii IN ?? 1Yz%jZ I - WP l(N .}tUIK ?? JAN 29. LN )ON. e fits Hietos ?? ) I Ive a~rrivedl Pblit 13n11 .1d PIp'ri-r Itilleor t,, orb Oco er 'lie e r ll of iint t, to ip o leffuet lip(,) thie trade tJ ragreat L i thl e ,teiill expeeltlititi ui I-urg C, vI i crg)es Inlrned tllhet ?? ~el t' ere tJrC lt ecree oe tile 6rll Octoler, .rIill Ies, lv rnu a nd ...

... b, ' ft fi A'ET010'. IqLl?ll ?? ?? ive liondyqipt~tia8* tbe Fid~ltitk. s~b r il . t)ga mtdded biy the CNrporitibhji4 for two year oldI, 'est tg Illreegi Svar ;~ 9b¢1ii tibgd ;9si lbsild We M~j ?? i di -thorrnti;5ymwi R ?? J uit (lr radock'^ b' 811' W~alter, 4;y.s-pal.1 -~ . t .i ?? el c Swrift lr 4 ksmyd2ti t4>'r old, LIII broLmito'l; b t Agticola 4syr!5 &,h1 L,- * . 4. ate '& Ms miib's e.i ...

... XT E ,I)A . X 0 . ?? ,ON DONN, A ION Dk Y, J u F, 18. WVE have recei' ed tile Paris Pu pers ti tlie Pith I illhill1. h le alccounits h'iiil. Nuitl pre ol th e W7it (I1 hif st laolili. (Jil the 26tl Tlie Ii u~g ea o ipe jss~ilri-d.sverial dlereres iclt sie it) thle ?? thlar kjii~iliaill -4d al SIViY. I 1 lie (7aiiacil ad Noate is ; coin Posei ol' L le M ar-qis of (Circello, Ui rdmaia 1 In~f, ...

... I flPAX AND SUNI)AY's I'OSTS. WALONflOK, SATURDAY, IIIAR&I3 23., LON(NiSAT IDA, ARCHI 23. E rs f Wednesday arrived this triong.a A0i1111iher tiC Deputies, on surrendayr Tl .11udtenwith tlie tanie Iu lie loiss of the preponiderance iit ?? siteCO (iCiof Europe. Thle Minse f~~i (Ii)) rpidto thle chargeragainst gov~ernment ve !,lle ~~~hlo ~who vlere. pre sen t at a d i i n e rgi vent Don, ~ ?? of ...

... IRE LA NYD. 1v ; *sX1;~le;,.Vle1 Our truly amniable azid illusirious Viceroy, we regret to state, wvas much indisposed yesterday (Mondlay 151i I Iinst.) Hiis Excellency %tns to haire been present at thle lie I1oltir'ultural Show, liut was not ; -land the Membiers of' 11 he Privy Council, su nmoned to at tend :It Dublin 6, Castle yesterday, at three o'clock, proceleded to the Vice-Re'gal Lodge, ...

... TUESDAY's POST. LONDON, OiNt)AY, Nov. 6. POLA It EXPEDIT ION.. ; . (PRtOML SATUIiDAY -N'13IT'S GAZETTE.) Admirftr,, OI e N. 4 copy or 3 Leiivr froym Lirutert)aeU illiam Edwavd Par:, eunmunlilkt ei~ h~jtbsty3 jvipfse,sl (latriv -eilmlled ishl~ ihe (Jiiper gilli brt. oil a- uonge of Diiiroveiv ill tile AW~t9SS5)s~%?0~h \ iiurttos(s~l>q.duted Ihis tAIR jresl Scilip I-tecia, ''tjt C~oast yft ...

... 1.- ?? . m 1\n The Candidates Who have sent its their names and tes- tinionials, &c., for the Head Mastership of Rugby School, arev- hre nty rnt Clee xod sitn D Rev.Chales nstv, Tiniy Cole , Oxord Assitan Master 6f Rugby. Rev. Thomas Arnold. late Fellow of' Oriel coilece Oxfod. R1ev. S. E. Batten, Assistant Mlaster of haurrow.0 I 51Oxor- Rev. Thomas Bourdillon, .Trinity Hall, Cam bri age, and ...

... a- ?? POST. , ?? T ?? X London, Tesdal, Octocr 16. -n o'L rocx..This is the settling day in Consols. OT1'5 considered light, in consequence of the lmited 1P,.ctt leli tile account. The prices at present are 86i and D -0iter L xchcquer Bills 61 to 65. India Bonds 10 ?? is scarcely any change in the ot the Foretgn Blonds, and but tew transactions 1wa, 2I ; Colombia, 2Q~ 27 ; Brazil, 57,6 ; ...

... MmP1D3TION T n 'To T ,Ml NORTE POLw. rM - - - : ?? ?? )f The official letter addressed by Captain Parry to the First Lord of the Admiralty, wherein his plans 'are de- tailed, is a curious and interesting document. It is as h I'ollows: !e TO THE RIGHT HON. VISCOUNT mELVILLE, &C. d (copy) 1 Admiralty, 13th April, 1826. i AyLORD-Among the enterprises which yet remain unac- 5 d complished, and of ...

... -. GnOef GlmrlDEs ASM-a FIltt.t Ct IESIitIIPIELD.| The inhabitants of Chesaerfield were on Saturday lat rnuch gratified by lvitnessirg the Ascent of the celobtated Aeronut,| ,Ur. Geortge (Ircen. The weather which had in the morning been 4 unfavorable, fortunately cleared up at the time appointed foe I aseendill?, and gaive the assemblcd multitude an opportunity of seeing tbis interesting ...