... SCRAPS, LOCAL AND GENERA.L. rT10 Irish Papers detail aI serics of outragesO. laltely coinanitted il that provillec 1iv the disatlbtited. T~'LhV M1aster of Mtheitoi VA has f~or a~-hins,, time ?? occupied inl Funning, rulos anti ?? to ~Itoiitloptel inl Chanocery proccediisgs, wh'lich IN ill Probaiblv supersede the nucces yol nrilleif bill into 1arliame~nt to effetalemeolltl.n the ditrcbront ...

... LOltD C 4XVDOlR.. The exaltation of this noblenio' to the Earhlom 1 or CaWdol- and M'astleftr tial uii LLS Viscoflult of ErolYn, will local toniany of Aurreaders oneo Of the most cir ius oeeeirrences in thie wvhole of the late Nvar, and at the safne time an ?? cqnilly creditable to the humlanlity, a llosiorahle to the courage, of the inllilbitainits (qf Wales. Wc allude to tho hlandill of' ...

... Of nil rlevolutions by which states have teen din- -vulsel, or which in their turns have racked the schools or pervaded the templesj none will be found to compare, either In extent or perauaniney of effect, or in the pacific nature of its progress, :with that vhich must be attributed in a great inca- sure to the invention of printing. In the incessapt wv.r of extermination which, since this ...

... MISERIES OF A BALL-ROOMI. 1. A blunt razor at your toilet, is a vulgar, but not an uncommon complaint. Should you, how- ni ever, be in haste, and make an incision i'which your ?? court-plaisteris insuilcient to stop, your blood and - your temper ivill escape together, th Una eademnque via sanguis aniuusque sequuntur. otl Virqil. B. x., L. -487. ofl 2. Your only cravat soiled wvith the purple ...

... rAins. - f- IB M s Oct. 26. ltuncorn, Cheshirc; ilandogla ynIal,. Lt Llausannain, l)iubighshirc. .27. Cacrgwrley, and Nowinarket, Flints liirc P '.Llanynsystcha [)cn1biglishire ' of 28. llangor, Cassliateonslhire - Whitchurch, - Shropsirer; llanidloes, Blontgonic- ryshire. 29. Llanlleehydj Carnarvonshire; Bridg- IV north, Sbropshirc; Wigan, Lallc- JY shire; Wresdtaun, Gwythc-in, and el t I ...

... g~rav, oral a`¢ onleral. ; Lord ChichCstei5 large estate's in Yorlshire, are advertised to he Sold this day, a't hie Aiction '.iart, J aindofl,'- nunsher ot hair ?? have been - clteq oiier in Londd il, by tile c-llmlivsitneln s of sttiifips Los'velidilli' vge( taible fi tlid fel beauti! Cinig the 'ailr, wvithotut hlving tile bottles conltaill;ing it staiu1ped ; tbc, adveltfiscincilt ...

... Wromic It is not perhaps genewally known, that the tune t :called Denry dons, is originally British. The r. words Hal i'r derri down (Hail to the oaken shades) are pure Welsh, having, like Ar hyd'y' anos given name to a strain. The Celtic word t ?? is descriptive of sylvan scenery. : DuRE or WnrELIkOtNon.-The late Earl of Morn- 9 ington (an Irishihan) mnari-ed Ann. daughter of . I ...

... :Bcugor, Thursday, November 1,-I1827. ?? . ?? 12.. WEMKLY DARY. November High Water at Port Penrh'yn ?? 2 10 21 10 42 Saturday.. 3 P. Sophia born II 2 11 20 Sunday .. 4 21 S. ai: Trinity 11 38 11 56 Monday 5 Gunpowvder Plot 0 0 0 13 'iuesday 6.. 60 31 0 47 Wednesday 7 Mich. Tern beg. 1 4 1 22 Thursday 8 P. A. Sophia born 1 40 1 51 RrWvINISCENCES. Nov. I. Lisbon destroyed by an eartbiqucke, ...

... DESCENT OF THE FRENCH IN SOUTHI I WALES. The followving short narrative, descriptive of the t descent. of al eaxpedition of French thieves and galley slaves, in South Wales, in 1797, is parallel 1 to an event which wve notice(l in our last number, o as occurring in North IVales, at a period of 've a or six hundred years antecedent, We extract it t from J-Ias7ssiot IHistory qf Clseshlisv, in ...

... Since the animated contest in 1821, nothing has. been witnessed in Liverpool at all equal to this contest wvhicls concluded yesterday week, after six days' polling. Each party entertained the strong- est hopes of success,- and popular feeling was so. equally divided between them, that it was impos-. sible for any disinterested person to calculate who would be the successful candidate. On the ...

... ?? A FREQUENT CHARACTER. His gloomy presence saddems all the scene. Nothing call be more dangerous titan to suffer the imagination to predominate over reason ; and as this is the most frequent of intelleptual disor- ders, ire should be ?? to regulate onr atten- tion, and subject the motions of our minds to the standard of irtitli and huonanity. VWe should en- deavonrs to cultirate' tin ...

... The-annual assembly of the CorporiationfiYtook-F place on 'ruesday week, when the vacancies in the., body of Aldermen, occasioned by the death of Al- .derman Massey, and the expulsion (by Quo lPes? ranto) of Alderman Fletcher and Alderman. the v Rev. Charles Mytton of Eccleston, clerk, were filled up in the usual mnalnr, b the select body, by the appointment of Mr. Thomas Iixon,lbanker, y Mr. ...