... HUDDERSFIELD.—A numerous meeting of the inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood of Huddersfield was held on Friday last, to take into consideration the present deplorable state of the operative and labouring classes, in consequence of the extreme depression of trade; and to adopt such measures as might apoear necessary to assist in removing such unprecedented distress. After several speakers ...

... Monday, May 25.—In the course of the preceding week there was a moderate supply of English corn and flour. The foreign arrivals of wheat, barley, and oats were considerable, with some flour from America. This morning the samples of corn fresh up are trifling. The prnnest parcels of wheat continuing scarce ob- tain rather more money but the general qualities meet a slow sale, at the terms of ...

... GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS.—The Sessions for this county were held at Usk on Monday and part of Tuesday last, before the Right Hon. Lord Granville Somerset, M.P. Chairman, Sir Thos. Robt. Salusbury, Bart., Thos. Fothergill, Thos. Lewis, John H. Pritchard, Digby Mackworth, John Jenkins, Wm. Curre, and Ferdinand H. Williams, Esqrs.; James Barnard Davies, Jas. Coles, Francis Homfray, Benj. Jones, ...

... FORT OF NEWPORT. A List of Vessels which have entered Inwards and cleared Outwards at this Port, in the week ending the 21st of J uiy, 1829. IX TV J P OS WITH DEALS, &C. Vine,' Corner, from Memel. -p, 1'H r.yN,?R1I1ES' Speedwell, Godfrey, from Ross.— New ,-p 1 edball; and Concord, Limberry, from Water ford.— 1 rovidence, Davis, from, Cork.—Lark, Hammond and Provi- dence, Kossiter, from ...

... PARIS, JULY 4.—Letters from Constantinople of the 11th of June say that it is expected that the Sultan will admit into his presence, without the usual formalities, the Ambas- sadors of France and England, as soon as they arrive in the capital, in order to converse personally with them, only through the medium of an interpreter. This supposition is founded on the circumstance that the Sultan is ...

... HOPS. Borough July 6.—The accounts this day from all quarters state that the bines continue loaded with vermin; the strong bines continue growing, though in many places the poison from the vermin begins to show its effects, and according to all appearance must soon yield to the attack. The duty £45,000 to £ 50,000. Rather more doing in New Sussex and Weald Kent pockets, at 3s to 5s advance ...

... John Smith, appellant; the Magistrates acting in and for the division of North Witchford, in the Isle of Ely, respondents. This was a case of considerable interest and great public im- portance, being an appeal under the statute of the 9th Geo. IV. chap. 61, from a decision of the respondents, in refusing to li- cense a new public house, in the parish of Chatteris, in the Isle of Ely. It is ...

... ON THE USE OF CHARCOAL FOR CHECKING FERMENTATION. By T. A. Knight, Esq. in continuation of the lelter which appeared in our last from the Hereford Paper. I obtained, on the 4th instant, about a hundred and sixty gallons of the juice of a small seedling apple, the Siberian bitter- sweet which on the eleventh became bright, when a hundred and twenty gallons of it were racked off into another ...

... Immediately after we have finished our hebdomadal labours we begin to think how they are likely to be received. Every Saturday morning, our fancy conjures up a whole breakfast table arrayed in judgment against us. We hear censure in the hissing of a tea-urn, and see evident marks of disparagement in the too haiOty demolition of a buttered crumpet. Most men have two appetites the intellectual ...

... HERALDIC EMBLEMS. (From the Introduction to Phillips's Floral Emblems.) Heraldry is nothing more than a pictorial style of writing the achievements of men, which was better adapted to the age in which it micrinated than a more mysterious style, since even the most illiterate could conceive the meaning of such a display, for painting- is an universal language that all countries equally un- ...

... We respectfully submit that An Admirer of Truth has mistaken the natilre of the remarks contained in our last, respecting the appropriation of a pew in St. Mary's church, from a too hasty perusal of them. We do not say that there was any dispute about the pew in question, or that the proclamation from the Ecclesiastical Court did excite angry feelings in any of the con- gregation. Our ...

... a nV. GALLANT DEEDS AND DEATH OF AN ENGLISH SOLDIER.- Late on the evening of the battle of Albuera, (it is the General who speaks) I rode forward to examine the positions occupied by the enemy during this murderous conflict. On passing a hil- lock, where a British brigade had charged and driven from the field a battery of the enemy's guns, I perceived four bodies lying separate from, and ...