... 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 ...

... THtE EXAMINER. LorDoNv, AuGOsT 19. Timr Iris!,, it must be eonfessed, are an extraordinary people. They woild come uoder the head of Mr. BAYZ L]TT'S ' People hih one Idea, but witd tihi, dihllrelitf: the people described in the powerful pages of Table-Talk have only one idea all their lives, while the Irisl elJO) their ruling notion once a year, or once a Month. BAt lately they wyere ...

... So we'll live, And pray, snd siag, and' tell old tales, and laugh At gilded butterflies, and hear poor rogues Talk of Court News; asd we'll talk with them tnoo Who loses anid who wins; wlvos in, who's out And take upon us the mystery of things, As if we were God's Spie. ?? CoRONXxnors MEDAL.-Tbe Motto on1 the Coronaiion Medal of Georgre 11. was, atrtlates per -Pepulas, the WTii r ...

... FRANCE. PARIS, SEPT.25.-The funeral of his late Majesty tono place on IlieT,. day. At an early hour the movement of the inhabitants, and thes taneous suspension of labour, indicated the anticipation o a grasponn unusual solemnity. The road by which the procession was to pass Wa thronged by an expectant multitude; and notwithstanding the ienw, concourse, the greatest order prevailed. The troops ...

... 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 ...

... Party is the 'madness of many for the gain of a few. POPE. No. 711. PERSECUTION-THE CARLILES. 3EPORE we proceed to those general considerations on I Yie sukject of penishments for religiops differences of opiniou, which we thirik it honest and useful to repeat on 'ihe present occasion, we shall say a word or two on the base and heartless abutse ?? forth against the unfortunate objects of ...

... DINNE'R To AIR. IIOUHOUSE, ON HIS- LIBERA TION. ' oee ognf Ihe fiiendq of ParliantentaryReform, the Trial 0F-. lie rbe Liberty of the Press, was held ont Thursday at frae5n srld Aoelolroi to ?? Mr. Hobbonse u pon his OIrOln ('0116nelnen t OBa a atidate of tite House of Com- ;- i)ol 450 peroons were preetit, of t(ie most respectable nitia;; At five o'clock Sir F. Bnrdett and Mr. Hoblionse, ...

... ADDRIE $S. HAtFAX.,-A more cpiiiplet failure than thai &xhiiJted .by tile 3Halifax 'Loyal' Address,' was neier witr'essaedi thle5 memory of n-aj. . This DOt'r reiader's Will recbileat, Js tile documeni which was ?? pased in t~i iagistrates' room, oq thie gh' of lede'i-be',' '-hdrias IJritn, Esq., if the Chair. After three W'eeks spe t I 'YIlvassirpg for nwe.esm ater the us-e of all tvianner ...

... CHARACTER OF SCOTCFI LOYAL AD. It DRESSERS. There has been a Meeting of the Freeholders of the County of Edinburgh in favour of Ministers. To those who reflect what such a Meeting is, the proceedings forn as strong a proof of the feelings of the country, as that of the tnumphant meeting of the inhabitants at large. It will be seen by the numbers, that the Freeholders of a Scots counly bear a ...

... TIlt EXA MINE-14 .O.YDO.N, JULY SO. 'Pur Reader wvill see some account in oer forein neov- o the early discussions of the Spaniih (Cortes, .yh o have s- about the work of reformation in good earnest. 'i'b have set on loot enquiries into various departmerms Cf government, nnd their address to thie King tvinces a eaiit firmness that must exceedingly perplex the decia r agailst popular libFrty. ...

... Party is the madness of many for the gain of a few. Porp. No. 731. PARTIES AND OPINIONS. We entered last week into some observations upon the general characteristics of the, triumphant Tories and des- ponding Whips of the age in which we live. Our pre- sent purpose is to attempt a similar sketch of the par- fies which have sprang more directly out of the great body Of the people-the mob, as ...

... 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, ...