... LETTER ADDRESSED TO LORD CHIEF JUSTICE BEST, 27THi OCT, 182a, Mr LoaD,-In obedience to the notice you gave me in July last, I sall attend to fulfil my duties as a Jurymnan on the Court over which Your Lordship so ably and equitably presides. Appreciating as I do the great and paramount importance of the insti. tution of Trial by Jury, I feel it a duty to appear whenever calledupon to discharge ...

... T~lE POITICAL - EXAINE THE POLITICAL EXAMfINER. V Party is the madness of many for the gain of a few.-POP'1. AUSTRIAN RULE IN ITALY. Tlt death of a Pope is not, at the first view, of much im- cortance to the world in its present state. Times ari woefully ,1aeged since Princes were the footstools of his Holiness, and ,ig's and Emperors lacqueyed his heels. The good old; hnies are gone. Not ...

... LONDON. MECHANICS' INSTIiTUTE. OirT~tesday5,,a Public Meeting. as held at the Crowarland.Ancbhar Tavern, for teh purpose of- ?? Mechanics' Institute. Loig before seven o'clock, numlibers ?? mechanics had assemn- hled, ?? Gentlemen appointed tos-inove the Rkeolutions enntered, the room was so completely crowded that tslevyfsud'gseat-difficaity in ap. proaching their ?? eigqt oclock, Mr. Place ...

... I DR. COLLYER AND UIS ABSOLVERS'. Five individuals-namely, John Walter, Wm. Stott, ri. J. Y(11r ,. Johnl Fulbrook, and Robert Dolphin,-have just now set their ?? to an advertisement, in which they aver, that being the perie.. who, in the first instance, fully and is7epartihey investigated the circeu. stances upon which the reports respecting the Rev. Dr. CollYET ar founded, are unanimously ...

... NEWSPAPER CHAT, COMPOUND WxNE.-An excellent compound wine may be made of equal parts of red, White, and black currants, ripe cherries, and rasp- berries, well bruised and mixed with soft water, in the proportion of four pounds of fruit to one gallon of water. When strained and pressed, three pounds of moist sugar are to be added to each gallon of liquid.- After standing open for three days, ...

... I The accounts of the Quarter's Revenue have been made up, and the result is just what the state of the country would lead us to expect. The decrease on the whole amount, as com- pared with the 5th January, 1822, is near 400,000-pounds, of which the Excise has lost near 100,000, the Customs more than 80,000, the Stamps near 50,000, the Land Taxes about 40,000, and the Assessed Tares as much as ...

... LoRa BEYRON's MoTMrEXT.-An elegant Grecian Tablet of white marble-has been placed in the Chatteel of Luicknal Ghnrcl.' Nottinghat- shire. We subjoin a copy of the ibse.ription:-- In rhe vault beneath, where many of ?? oF his Mrther are buiried lie the Rertrainsof GEORtCE GORDON NOEL BYRoN. Lord Byron. of Rochdale. in the comity of Lancaster, the author of Childe flarold'sPilgrimage. lie was ...

... T*IE P~~~t~Oll EXAMINEX I' .Pa~ty is the adas of-manyf*r^ tlie gain a few.-PorPE.: J-UDkIAL ESTABLISHMENT. : is nye- very serious i-mpedietto ao refori of our; udicial .,Istem he app'ainm vastness of the -undettAking. . The national boatng respectin: theexkellence ?? laws and law-eourts may idispose us to aiilmit t~he fut'; hnt~ ,we really believe, that in, spite of e adiirab le; ?? sene ...

... LONDON, MAY 15,1825. Tis principal foreign news of interest received during the week is contained in accounts from Smyrna, and through the Austrian Ob- Strver, of the landing of a large body of Egyptian troops, under IBRA- 1155M PACHA, in the Morea. According to these authorities, he landed on the 22d February, at Modon, and immediately took Navarino and Calamata; but letters from Corfir, ...

... T~ E TRE EXAMINER. LONDON, JuNrs 26, 1825 Teept is no foreign news to detail of much consequence, unless we except the reported capture of Navarino by the Egyptian force under laARttIM PACHIA,-WhiCh fact is positively asserted in extracts from the Piedmontcese Gazette of the 14th inst. The tenor of the predi- lections of this paper, and of the Austrian Observer and Venetian Journals all which ...

... H LONDON, OcToBER 16, 1825. WE call the attention of our readers to an account in another column, of the departure of General LA FAYETTE from the United States, and of the speeches and. ceremonies which took place on that impressive occasion. It must be admitted, -that America has very spiritedly exercised the rites of hospitality, and very hooourably exhibited her grateful recollection of ...

... GREECE. Srrt,-Seeing in your paper oF this (lay (Feb. 26) a letter from E. Tre- lawney, dated Oct. 20 (five months ago) calculated to throw great damp upon the spirits ofall well-wishlers to the Greek cause-the errors are now passed, and unity seems to be gettingr the better-permit me to hand youL two letters, written this present swal, trom the seat of two very brilliant actions, with the ...