... DISTRESS OF THEr MANUFACTr 'TRICTS-MEETING OF Till, ANTS. J-NAAUr 0 Yesterday a meeting of the inhalbitant, ld t Assembly Rooms, the Lord Prfoost in taheld in ts - purpose of setting on foot a subscriptin or the arI' ar 1, distresses which prevail in the manit , e rlef ith ,Among the distinguished individuals practqig distrn1 a k'orbes, the Lord President, the Lord ji nWet5.Br Pitmilly and ...

... The intelligence received by the New York papers of the fall of Callao is confirmed. A naval officer has arrived at the Admiralty with the account, which states, in addition, that General Rodil and his garri- son, were allowed the honours of war, and were to go to- Spain. The fortress surrendered on the 23d January to the Independents, under General Solom. 'rhe.Gaqp del GobiernoiEstraordip ...

... PRIVATE CORRBSPONDEN-CE 14l PRIVATE CORRESPONDE-L'.1 14 London, Alpfl. The prepatatinns for the funding nearly el tS the : t tew ion of the city. It will be recollected that' 1 toain occurrence of this kind, so great eagerness existe tbo subscriptions. that the doors of the Bask ?? crowd long before the hour of business, and tabt ef a struggole ensued to obtain cntrance into thed evr z fice, ...

... BOi'AP.tI I T.VIJll w BO0N'APARTE. (From Ccntahilt.sI iZIhanmy.) eat Os entering she roam, I saw 3lnasyarte standing be-1 la- br., the fire, with his head leansing on h is hand, and tane c- ha, bowr renting an the chiuaney ?? ?? lashd up, and t wrn runte forward two poems, returning, my salutation with a reqt careless sort of bow or nodi. Ell Sufiiet ?? -as. 'What Ire,, is your name ?? and, ...

... tl (grma the Liverpool Mercury.) The following interesting account of the Elopement with Mr Waketield of his first wife, is drawn up expressly for the Mercury.g Edward Wakefield, Esq. the father of the subject of this ti sketch, whose celebrated work on Ireland is so often referred IC to for the accuracy and interest of its details, is one of the la first land-agents in the kingdom, and enjoys ...

... PRIVTA TE COiZRCSpO.VDPVrf rA- J I 1 n-1 I A raplid advance took place ton5y Tritiisaflantic stor, in (Oi l ?? 1 ks, in voll~,(jue pr'n. , , gota. The advires froin til.ta n.itv ar, ?? May, and as the contents both Ofth iI U'5 t, a reference almost wholly to ,hpe `ter 1151 ~-lombia, we arrange tie w-hol or [ilnc' Sitesi Xhead, Tenews .OF the fiai I .ry nidt and Co. reached Il'gON prevost rd ...

... PIRATES OF THIE ARCHIPELAGO. I; -. , ., . - , I . j.. .The follofwing aceour it of teie piracies stibojitied It yte Greek islanders is from the Chevalier Bror-. ssed's.,Wnrk, and .refers to a time (1812) whev Ahe Turkish sway was yet uinquestioned -t ought not to be iniagined that the -Kaiki of the -pirates which so much infest these latitudes, whieh in- terrukp. communication, awld in sotpe ...

... ? Cal-coanian jffltercurp. EDINBURGH. MONDAY-FEBRUARY 19. The Paris papers of Tuesday, with the Etoile, dated Wednesday, have arrived since our last. In tie Chbabec of Deputies, on Monday, a short hut turbulent debate took place on the occasion of bringing under its notice the prejet of the law concerning juries. This projet had been vte considerably modified in its passage through the ...

... I set off from Kensington on Friday morning, on my way to the West, and got to Sunning, near Reading, on Friday afternoon. On Saturday we (two sons and myself) stopped at Reading, it being market day, to take a look about us. Whteat about 6s. Ad. the ?? bushel, on an avrcago. Barley andi oats deater in proportion. Pease there al1tcare to be none; and vCrYV few beans. I went to the pig marelict ...

... THE AG*RICULTURAL poPULATION. Ta the examinatiolns wilich toak place before the 11 Erniecration (Cmmittee, it appeared that many parts of England, Scotlantdl. andl Ireland, have no dciiiail c *or laboulr proportioned to the sutpply. r. A moiy the listricts in Eigland in which htle Sup t- P l11V ot IA hoer greatly excecds the d mandl the AVeals hi s l (lit sodl Slissex all distinogished. The ...

... I FRIDAY-D1CcEItsE~R 15. s Among the rumours which have succeMed' the one r about a loaol,'which weyestercday set at restis, that of its t being the intention of Ministers'to increase the number c of, troops which wilt embark for Portugal to 15,000. This is wiholly without foundation. Nothing has I occurred, nor is there.any thing likely to occur, cal- culated to alter the original tiews of ...

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