... BRIEF VIEW OF TIME UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. The revenue of the United States arises entirely frorn duties payable on the importation of foreign goods. and .from the sale of public land :-and here it may be remarked, by the way, that as the tide of emigration seems to be flowing Westward, not merelV from Europe to America,' but from several of the Eastern States to the Illinois and from the ...

... FRUM COUiNTtLAS 043AS'-JOURNAL. I t XIVEITH PAlT, A JU5 tBSBDs ' . ; folnui~e'dfroint 08t last.)- : We pro*ee4 ,wlh ourextracS, fron ,this ,rWorlri. The prstfages (ich -velate to our Mlisters are ,not-the least remarknable in the lrit.y Loi4I .Bishrst, appears to bave been muore particularly the otjeci of.Napoleon's vitupe- ratie.thtougb' ix commn~osn canldoir it Ought tQ have been ifelt, th ...

... C. CI'diff Places Cwilmellm~l ott We i11e'. li, II-i am inoat'numerouisly and fashlionablv attendedC. 'Ili, sntart so I he0 1st antd _)dday %~ax verny excellenft, end therew W Itevr prb bility of its cli~tinuitng to the 3dt There 'tore no less that Ii) qrst-rate horses enter4-d-for. the difibrefit StUloih, -&r. aid better ruhniing has slt been known for some years. Thorit w-ere four ...

... IRIUP'PNGILLiM'S BW RE.U I - THE HARMONYOF THE SCAL9. jrisW o nlistzlfiou.-~Mr. RippnHesP~i~o h Cross-examination of a W%.itness ha en eoe nor a tuuc more conveeneii~ part of the builig n 5f o be seen gaitusy, in the room Vwhich hahterobntu cmm~itteeL ngroom; lhe has added another picturet t h tlfc fwihi r.a ,musical allegoro natmt oproiyh tronly Of the tct Scale; for this ...

... : i X V E p N I)NESVAY's D o A r.S London, 7'aestyesj, .Sept. Io0. CITY, TWO 0 CLOCK. l inforinatio' ly the Expresses froml jl contained in the French Papers of Sunday last, is t, ; -at character MWe understand that the letters . l sP ~lllreofa comomercial house at Paris, but ,upply f >it , I of the French Funds. ; ?? beoll English and Foreign, are rather higher tle Irar f (n.or Account ...

... t 4 o- x ;t w S ?? 4 t~~ ~ - - ii 2 rfh t Stt ths #r o f ' A ' oi nu %feT, Point. ba~Atl, ^ OM . ratvl .9it Ken :,~p -AtenMicaan .-iks Te, or -asno ybeen -Asjured.h hereorh t~mlieVeivI6 md ht4. w~~gd~r X ,non. Between itca and Sutton :theyr wvere~ making wheat- wicks.- The corn h~as not bye injured here worldh nlotice. N A i I Du I'dap.', I, , t U,=-AGo* and teafcr Prhe~1~ oup aUdR graB whet ...

... 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 ...

... MULTUM IN PARVO.-HiS Majesty in good health and spirits at Windsor Park - takes daily rides in low phreton, to enjoy the beauti- ful scenery of the Park, or to view, the operations of workmnio making ?? of York, Wellington, Devonshire, and Earl Fife, among the visitants to the Lodge last week.- No (lay yet named for his Majesty's removal to the Castle.-DDuke of Gloucester arrived at Bagashot, ...

... 1.1'I'lafebonian ?? . EDINBURGH. . TIU!D1-a.I.I Paris papers have arrived to the date of Sunda Is bringing accounts of thc operations before Catliz to 26th ult. At that period, the five days allowel the Constitutionalists by the Dnlke d'Airodl,,. consider of his propositions hlla expired; and abeth5 it appears certais that these were ?? ed It itil tempt by the Spanish Govermnenit in Cadliz ...

... 111OM1 LLOYD'S I.ST-S2r-. 2. hiiigstofl, .lamairia, July 1H. Th'le 1361itihbjgnie sr arrie heefrom Ifa- vonb, lift beell cntellledlcd as qii;unseawNvorthY, Juld sold. 'IlThe Ann, Goodwin, ?? to Il.oldofl 10 jil~g Out iii' M;uuc ;innl -beour, 15th inst. Sstruck on ia er, hult Was KIt YLUIE wit)O 1ii ` fiefet water in her Jlold, and the ground tier Nvashled W111 it - ca'r ,lliargoig'fl il, has ...

... FROM LLOYD'S LI S'I-SEPT. 9. Archari-el, Aug. S. ald Several ships have been aground in the XWhite Sea, but ' btd allapj ara.sev have sustained no coisiderahle damiage. Met The Drunel. Allen, ayrived in tbe Downs from the South Sas, bringsthetollowitg accon in -Tuscan, Stayers, I 111) u artels ot' ejiernsi oil Zehvy, Stav. rs, l-2o) do.; Elizabeth, Palker. 2S)00 IL). ;whiclh vessels lay be ...

... _-do - Yesterday -were received the Paris Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday last, by Express. The intelligence they bring is of great importance, as will be seen by the extracts ve have given. Corunna has not 3pisulcd, bult a suspension of hostilities has been sweed to, till an answer can be received from General .5l(arillo as to the proposed terms upOnI which the gar- rissn will surrender. ...