... SURRENDE1R OF MAIANIIAAM TO LORD lo CIl!Ce A 'E. Letters from Brazil to the S30th August, are received,f z co ntainringsomeinIformatioin relative to Lord Coc lrane's proceedings at Maranhamn. Ile arrived at Mlaranham onl the 27th of August in the Brazilian line of battle s I ship D0n Pedro the First, soon made himself master s of' the pl ice, hoisted the Imperial Brazi lian flag onl the s rlts ...

... 1'Llrs.I. Ts IGIUINTS. A number of'these tinfortunate individiuals have a fotun td tile tr way back to this country, having obtained, q thl-rough1 tbe hoIman ity of the Balize rmerclhants, a pits- r sage home in a fleet whlich left that settlement on the a 1st of A gust last. Three individuals, two youLng I mnen tid a wornman, are nowa in the Royal Infirmaryv of 2 Edinbluirghl, from wyham we ...

... lk 2- ttirtzZ). The fould Inticols of the building ait tile Blith;! Mo secli, forI the receptionl of' the library laitely plreseilted by his, ?ilajusty', lart n111w laid. TIhey are. Cver extell- hive, iiii of' inililleil tlhicklicss inl par Ilicllalr luIats- lhe edif ice w~il l~ be lf Iomliteli ill 121h111 live sears. leniticin tile allo\'t-I~ltletiollt'd stork, a thirdI editioni of' whlichl ...

... I am just returned from the Rev. Nlr Srrxcx's Cha- pol, wherC I had the pleasure of hearing the Rev. Mir r * AMPLELL of Kingsland, London, preach. The chapel i -ias crowded to excess long before the preacher rnade his :-ppearance; and a great many ofthehigherclasses oftcie cImmunity were unfoctunately dlisappointed in not bear- I Mgt hitim, owing to this circumstance. I tlo nit think It 'ver ...

... lXN*1 .E) ,S'('ESSiloV sXvu)D, On Tuesday therc was rced a rtp'\' tttfIott tIfd peti- t tion bv twvo membilm. of the l're;hvioe'r.v L I' lhrcieer, i glVing at ptrticular atataictl at of ' OIL o cr v w iclh hat a' been adoptc ii t' prittitte itiicracic iii the bOtiS. thas t Presbvtiry. 'Tl''rc wet t. n teu heaw, *I' the Ir-cs vtv preseter bult OtiC. ileln , cil 3LCMOliIt Of tile C;.'ii' a (ii ...

... REV. MXn. IRVING. The following account of our celebrated country- man, thlt Rev. Edward Irving, whose appearanoes in the pulpit have attracted so tnuch public notice in London, may prove imtoresting to many (if our readers. It is taoen from a recent number of the Christian Ob- server, one of the most candid and intelligent reli- gious publications connected with the Church of Eng. ci land :- ...

... POLICY OF EXNGL.ACND. ( Pr irr' c I.i'eter.) J . Frm 3BAYONNE, Sept. 12. From the pil)lic and private conversations of the partiz.ios of the Regency, it may be inferred that they Y arc incensed that the Cabinet of St. James's has not thought fit to recognhiie their Government, and that il they are not now so apprehlensive as they were a al month ago of English in]fldtetce in tihe present ...

... ifrlanre, t&c The Moniteur of Friday contain;, in its officisl rart, a brief despatch from the Duke d'Angouleme, dated Head--quarters, Santi Petri, Sept. 20., seven in the evening; announcing that the fort of Santi Petri had just been tal-en. The Moniteur contains no other official article: but in the uloflicial part it is mention- ed that the malady at Passage bad sensibly dimi- nished. ...

... Iv Yrarr ¢. PARtS, Sept. 1 9. Thc Mlinitter of War has received the followving te- lezrapilic dispatch :_ .:A 'fer hat inZ experienced the force of our artillery. ,vbicb has rtuinudI the citadel and silenced its fire, Ithe toovin amn? the citadel of Pamrpelunat have capitu lated. The garrison are prisoners of war, attd *rill be con- ducted to Fratee. Accounts from Pampeluna, received at ...

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... SI AtUIA'T'E'D DEATH. j ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~s A vcry extraordiliary caic of'this naturer occurred a few t i li5 ago at If alnlinerstith, ill the person oft' lI rriet 'A s'iiiith, a ynng wertlna of interustitlg appearaince, wlio s v! reed as [luhscnaid in the itu tily of t1obert LEioerson, o Eisq. at t Wi , $Strect, London. This girl) it sents, had, t a about thme cyears ago, been thrown ...

... DOMITESTIC ARTICLES, (omitted in our last.) On Friday the 12th ult. the Annual General Meet. ing of the St. Ifary's Lodge tf Free Mfasons, Kineth- wont, was held for the first time, in their new Hall, when after admitting new Members, collecting con- tributions, and transacting such other business as the interests of the Socicty required, the following Melm- hers were elected as a Committee of ...