... NEWSPAP CTVAT$ N, I . [The object of this article is to' en;; events, journals, ma1gazines, and books isiigezpenal, wiih - sional comments as if chatting with tile reader.; It will I up every week expressly for this paper.3) It is an old joke, that we often hear more news fiom 'iftr F at ltme, even of what is passing ansong nerselves. ?? Ger man statenments respecting onlr magnificent Mollar, ...

... UNITE D PARLIAMENT. -HOUSE OF LORDS. -vanday,. une 25, SLAVE TRADE. A motion made by tord LANSDOwb, foi at Addre.s to the KiFeg, praying that a representation might be 'forvarded to the Freich C6tirt, calling for frestt enactments respecting persons concerned in tile traffic in slaves,-was agreed to nem. dis.- The Noble Lord stated severrl lamenlable facts, shlwing tie scantdalous conduct of ...

... iEPO=I EXME III ~ .- . ,i ;w TIO ' il *tjy 'ijthlaies manfeuy!:i dy.ferttgain- ovftl. '1Soi ' ftime Tit is ~= not junieasionkablein in r w ,n i, lia n ?? - s Rs -r-3 U Aj6j*&;66 Y ;6o, %C^ j :~ :& 'sisIta o' ' , e 1'.:1 WML mneatsAn. tihe lijir hasit fpritewd1z Whiti h W 'f . o wtsds ancrtailniiithe cauises and dlevi~sno hipu: ed*, 1&thbittbr and itiersal V diites&?0 Whaat prepl sehu-it ...

... ELECTlON OF THE SHERIFFS. On Monday, a Common Hall was beld for thie annslal elec. tions. The reception given to the diftereut officers pf the Cor- poration as they appeared on the hlitstings, sheved strongly ihe sense of the Livery towards the Mock Constitutioioal Association the Recorder and Alderman Rothwell were saluted with hideous veils and hisses, while Alderman Wood and Sheriff Woith ...

... SIR. ROUERT- WIL$Q Sir ROBERT WILSoN,-Whenever wedd an act, which in our conscience we.,knovw to be~wrong, asl~attemnps to justify it, ?? and' circumlocutions, are mere tci'ngs'; wc' boggle., 'w 0';pnuder and we ifil, as yot, did yemterdiay a the Hiorns at tennington, n ur vain ;tsstggles to. ?? 'fqr havixig;voted away ,0001.~ a ; y~ar and i',0~0l. y arr of &r , puhlimoney rtw h Duke of ...

... I-__TH7 -EXAMINER'. TuRKEY is now the only th6atr oF eventa which excite *any imtnmediate interest aong tihe'otier nations of Europe. The contest between the old despotism of the -bigoted Mussulmen, and the new attempt at freedom of the long oppressed owhers f he gidrions nane of Graeks,-conti- mniesjloody in-its prdoges, ahd doubtful as to it ee'ent. Ag would natuallls'be 'expected, thi ...

... r On Tuesday, 26ch instant, the Barrhead A5 Congreg;:tion gave a very harmonlious call to It1 James Tait, preaclher of ilhe go9pel, to be their Pastor On Thursday last, Mr. Kent, the aqtpati, pled trians, exhibited onl thle river Cart at Paisley, senec of a vast crowd of spectators. Fie bhadtol er tised to set otfat one o'clock afternoon, ?? jiist be fore he proceeded, aln alarmu of fire got ...

... MA NUBE. ?? i Land 6affiit be cultivateA to ?? without to I mTanure; it is as indis pehsabla 'on a Tfrm as laborir, - aud iii sonke instaicts almost jas expensive. 1u.pro' lit vding a. requisite quantity for his pu-Kpqse, .the 'far- |d ners fi3rat object nius't, therefore, be-4o have it of Rt 4ood efflciinit qUality, arid ?? g ilfoob in -it on i reasodable ternis; aIZ .botk these * ...

... ToLeDo, Ju$N 14. Last Thursday there was in this city one of those scandalous icenes which discredit religion, though they orighiate with the fiad.i;nd impious persons who boast of being ,its firmest defenders LThe pretext wade use of to disturb the pubic* tranquillity wiasthe xrocessson of Nuestra: Senora de la l~spranz, wheh oes !everr year onI *tbat: day. from: the~ church of St. Ciprian, ...

... .. W ala MOkVD21IY,.JULY 2. In the HMose ofnCommons. on .Wed1nesday, Mis i ajesty' Mnisters agreed toal: Address to the t . -i Mi vn D ~ ds to the ?? a_?_ Throne in favour of furiher economical arrange- sy ter ments, T ley are f'ourse committed on this head; antd neithei the country at large, nor t7heir own fiienilssin FPadiament,.'will.be satisfied, with thenm if they do not glo'serioutly to ...

... rRENCH PAPERS. by Vienna, Jene 14 t A letter from Constantinople, dated Mlay 25, in- states, We have enjoyed tranquillity during .e- vas veral days p ast; the markets are open, and af- fairs begin to resume their usual course ; bud of debtors do not pay, and arrests multiply. Da- nesi continues in prison. The prohibition of the Pa- exportation of corn is generally injurious; no) ships under ...

... FROM OUR PRIV ATE CoRRESPONDEN T., . W J~~~lndofn, .lune '79. No foreign mail his airivedto day, but an css is reached toxvn froim Paris, libej iefttthttyoi theafter noo00 of Tlktesda% ?? A(nvfcea hrn difirrent parts of Italy: folr davsliater than those which before reached us, have been received. A4t alensceopnts had been aiciqiir ed Iyoia' Tulcev, liihilhi represent.,the army of, Pitce, ...