... TO THE EDITOR OF THE EtXAMINER. SIa,-I hate cant by whomsoever it is put forth. In a country news- paper it is announced, that there is a society of Christians formed at Nanclheeter, who have determined to refrain from animal food and to live Vn vegetables, and my purpose is to prove that it is a mockery on the part ofits members to call themselves Christians; bitt in my humble opinion, thley ...

... I>, i:,jl~ i7 I 7 .5 ad sn_ Fob. Vil*Olast - n *:e aese et-part ol tefirad h remin *hie liI I4 :~ai a: b . re -ri 0S - _ hIi% * bt4f£0ft - ,31 z~~g s; h~i2: 4I*1~Ih~k *@h i : Hcet Su : S% 4 ;.sproiiu he ag ~rs4f _.e4Uu B y wtfe aim :id~~s.$la~tet F . t ?? nwan Ages Ao cro wtheed cmr I' liv , ehaaul ?? frA $ otl^-l - I a am ~- -L -t ...

... 01THE Z'ING. hi-, Id, ?? 0J I or Wr-i .. . . .; tfe.uranc o- in -: - ' 0Nhtowrd sw viletdw8sofl~~ gof clearatos ys i oi lt i ?? Irrp *yi*ui DOTOl think it polti to dissuch ?? .v ?? Td 'd~e t aieh- 1 . e~1~e ainc~if'i=. - idotu* js : i -''erace behv 4 ?? ogatif ha sow ,hsW-Ow zRanee. All acinit. tell us1th1at ewar #4*tin in:a4Ibp. .idiqs adtvidp in th~~. - t~n Franean AHe nL fOS~m~-O the-en* ...

... LONDON, SEiP. 5. Ties Foreign Intelligence of last week, although in many respect vague and indeterminate in its details, is in some important quarters satisfactory. In the first place, the intelligence frow Greece confirm5 those interesting rumours of a re-action against the Turks, ivhics coming as they did so immediately after the catastrophe at Ipsarah we, were half inclined to set down for ...

... GRADUAL REaoRM.-4 Is it lawful to do good on the Sabbath day? was the question put by Jesus to the Official Hypocrites. Which is the properest day to do good ? Which is the properest day to remove a nuisance ? Answer: The very first day that a man can be found to pro. pose the removal of it: and whosoever opposes the removal of it an that day, will, if lie dare, oppose the removal on every ?? ...

... Wv JdliionWrand psartxcu~aruy giiI ?? qeprd tio^ op.straw litmus -' M > .Jj His:'.r a - 45t t ?? ?? a- ' ' - 2, a ?? _, j _ ?? rct ? , a#-jtRft!S, ? ?? ?? ?RE ?, ? F' ? 4 C-1 r-, ?) ' ' M- 4 ?? ?? 4. ?? x,4AMMiWA; Or, kiis@ ...

... FRANCE. On Wednesday the arrival of the French papers, announcing the extreme danger of the King of FRaNCi, was accompanied by so pre- valent a rumour that he died on Monday evening, most of the papers took it for granted. It will be perceived, however, by the following bulletins extracted from the French papers, that the actual decease did not take place until Thursday morning atfour. We give ...

... The Synod of the United Secession Church met on Tuesday in the Rev. Dr. Halls church, Edinburi4h.-On Wednesday the $ ,ynod took up an appeal froat, the Rev. Alexander Fletcher, Mibister of. the Aion Chapel, Lqndoi, frtom a decision of the AssociatePrebytery of London, refusing to pit, idto 4distinct propositigns3 the charges which they had sdibstantitlly adopted-' agaist' hbim; -nd also a ...

... THIE POLITICAL EXAMINER. party is the madness of many for the gain of a few.-PoPE. DEATH OF LOUIS xviir. ETeRY body connected with newspapers is aware, that affairs of nuor importance must often occupy attention, in preference to far gere important matters, which have a less connection with the cur- rent impressions of the moment. The death of Louis XVIII, at this time appears to us of very ...

... TOTHE- BULT t. --MR O& tke Price of Corn, and nI the Wagey -ofzLbor * Ernsiaotesz, 84S44t. 1.824- left ieem: _ s e4 i sb p, 7d as' on- eit; x !, md 244toX~~lyl finsoen u* 6t&~r Xawhibe yo were, gi- bushel, ut,-the moment e b w, yu thought tfial wis4 eomihh~ k, ?? brutal insolence--asrall revived. Yout-will again see it fotir shillings a bosh;el~,or, you will sie ajioth-e Bank-stoppage. Oine of ...

... LAST MOMESTS OF SCUILLEER.-Feeling that his end was come, be ad- dressed himself to meet this stern and sudden call as became him i not with affectedcarelessness or superstitious fear,but with a quietiinpreteanding man- liness which bad marked the tenor of his life. Of his friends and family ise took a touching but a tranquil farewell he ordered that his funeral should be private, without pomp ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE FRANCE. ST. CLOUD,SEPT. 17.-Yesterday the Ambassadors and ForeignM- nisters had an audience of the King on the occasion of the death of Majesty Louis XVII. and tile accession ofhlis Mgjesty Charles X. to t throne of France.-His Eminence tuhe Apostolic Nuncio conliment his Majesty, in tile name of the Diplomatic Body. The following was the Kinsg's reply:- Monsieur Nnncio, ...