... MISSIONARY ]ELIOTT AND THE JOHN BULL Upon the principle that a liar is not to be believed though he speak the truth, no one will credit, without other and better evidence, the broad assertions made by the John Bull of Sunday, respecting Mr.-, Elliott, a Missionary in Demnerara. It appears from Mr. Hook's state- ments, that Mr. Elliott was the friend of the late Missionary Smith, and ...

... TO THE EARL OF 1tomiq, On kis Sappy Mheet-esion atrongfi the means of the Bible Society. So he was exceedingly sorrowful,, but it pleased God, in that Society to iform his mind with the right priu- ciples. I-le retired to lliq closet, poured forth his wishes to the God of mercy, and it pleased that God to a listen to his prayers, and to lead himw into the wvay oftcuth and ?? ?? of ...

... SIRI THOMAS LETHBRIDGE AND THELNDED INTEREST. Any one who is acquainted with the constitution of the House of Corn- mons, and who observes, at the same time, in what manner it performs its legislative duties, cannot but know that there is no body of men within its walls whose talents and knowledge are so utterly insignificant as those of the Country Gentlemen-none whose power is so great-cer- ...

... I| -~ Tuesday, Aegust 17. -Admiretty Otficeu Akxgast 16,1824. Despatches have this morning been received at this Office, addressed by Vice Admiral Sir Harry Neale to John Wilson Croker, Esq. and dated in the Bay ofAlgiers, the 26th of July; reporting that the diffbrences between this country and the Regency of Algiers were on that day satis- factorily arranged, and that.the hostilities ...

... I I No. XIII. LOVE AND WAR. ?? close of my last article has reminded me of a French Song, which it perhaps a complete specimen of the genius of our lively neighbours. Ido Inot say that it shows all they can do; but it shows pretty nearly all that they are inclined to do; and the dance and the air of it will serve for the remainder. The author was the Chevalier de Bouffiers, tse of the ...

... TilE EXAMINER. LONDON, AccUST 15. Tag princifal foreign news of the past week is such asvwill produce consideralble anxiety anolong the frienids Df social freedom. Letters were on Tuesday morning received from Smyrna with tfie intelligence that Ipsara was taken by the Turkish expedition tinder the Capitan Pacha on -the irornina of the 3rd of Juily. Niothing , can be more contradictory than the ...

... THE BEAUTIFUL-Ask a toad what is beauty-the great beauty, the To Kalon ; he will answer, that it is his female with two great round eyes coming out of her little head, her large flat mouth, her yellow belly, and brown back. Ask a negro of Guinea: beauty is to him a black oily skin, sunken eyes, and a flat nose. Ask the Devil: he will tell you that the beautiful consists in a pair of hes, four ...

... AT a Meeting lately held by what is called the Catholic Asso- eiation iii Dublin, .-my nanmee was mentioned- in a -manner very-flat- tering to me. I will insert the pssage, and then uake a remark ortwo upon it. The Orange Press lived on false- hoods; it would -almost seem as if they had really an afrection for a plain lie, Amon1g other falsehoods, it was said, that Cobbtt had re- ceived ...

... I party is the madness of many for the gain of a few.-Poa'. THE PRESS IN INDIA. c Coaurier, finding to his great astonishment, that there are writers 1ho actually deem a free press a blessing for India, determines to settle the question on general principles, and accordingly delivers half a dozen oracular sentences ot the subject, all of which turn upon the following ingenious theory:- ,j 1n ...

... - - LONDON,,AcGUsrS. ' , Toa continental news this week is very uninteresting,'for we take it for granted, that few people in this country concern themselves with the changes in the French Administration which have made; Baron DAmns, Secretary at War, Minister of Foxeign Affairs in lieu of CHATEAUBRANRND, and produced several minor: alterations, simply tending to show that VILLELF. has got ...

... THE WISHING CAP. No. XI. WHITEHALL. Veterum penetralia regmo.-VIR.GIL. The insides of the old abodes of kings. emore I loiter about my old places of abode, the more I long -to en. Wlhat I relate has no pretensions to the notice of the antiquary. stay: acquainted with it alreddv. 'My antiquities are all out of Pen- saut with the exception of what I glean here and there frbm the wits gand poets ...

... - -1 7- I I z I.R C H A T: I Gr: ~ ~ ~ :i-7 , ,3 A: et] .BIATOLOZZL It was a cotaioli,.wanoicewitfl Mackim and Dickinsouj by whom his ?? e.:eray published 'to send, engravings. - hai wjere.- neairly finished,, or, load heea bnld ?? Mrfs the chere-mie of Ba~rtolozzi, with ~teft.guineas for~ the ariisciau&.the~same for berseif, n consideration of berhniqfuenee ~in peixuading. hin toeo6rvect the ...