... NICK-NAME CORNER.-No. I. TO WIt. JOHN TAYLOR, OF FLEET-STREET. SIR,-I am sorry that Ned Christian's friends should trouble you about a certain suppressed paragraph. You see what I told you--the effect of making concessions to cannibals. One thing is pretty clear, these fellows never screen any but accomplices. Besides, I have seen a letter in Mr. Blackwood's hand-writing, in which he affirmed ...

... To the Editor qf the Harmpshire Chro- nicle aid Southampton Courier. SiR- find, in your Paper of ?? 1st instant, the-following para- grapb, which, indeed, I have seen in many other English newspa- pers; ' it is stated in a. Dubliji paper that a seat in Parli amen sI lo. be procured for Mr. Cob- b' ettas the advocate of Catholic 9 emancipation.; the e xpese to be pid, out of ?? Catholic reVt ...

... ' LOaD MAYoR'S DAe.-On -TTesday, the new Lord Mayor, Alderman' IGmrrat (the Courier and NVio Tines d not call him Lerd Gaistt) was ssworn into office with the usual ceietonies, in the Court of Exchequer 'The CHIEF BARON',in hig address to the late L~,rd May'r, told him, that hisactionswere vwellknown; he hiad execute& the utiesofbisonce inamaanner that did honiur to the;.ityin a manner ...

... Party is the madness of many for the gain of a few.-PopE. BREAD AND THE BAKERS-MONOPOLY-A MISTAKE OF THE LORD MAYOR. , WV take up a subject this week, which may be thought rather lonely; but what relates to the principal article of our food, assuredly concerns the community as nearly as many topics more formally apolitical. When the LoRD MAYOR was applied to, the other day, for the sanc- tion ...

... rfIF, POLITICAL EXAMINER. party is the madness of many for the gain of a few.-PoPs. COLOMBIA. A VALVBLe and interesting pamphlet has been recently published nder the title of State of Colombia, consisting of the President's lleosage and the Reports of all the Secretaries of State to the Congress ofil2 The Reports are worthy of the honourable cause in which rising Republic is embarked. They ...

... South America is, at this time, the grand reservoir of lies. There- IfreJ in 're-publishing the follow- ing article from the Morning Chronicle, let me not be under- stood as-givingcredittoa-word~of-i. T- T following is anm Ext: E i of aetter, datedin Pnrimbu- I eo, oni the- 18tli Augnst, and re- ceived this morniug .by-.an'eini- nent mereantile establisbment Royalty does- not suit the ...

... , Mr. Cobbett has addressed a very powerful Letter to the Zgand- owners, on the subject of the misery, cruelty, vice, and destruction of human life, consequent upon-the system of annihilating the donmestic manufacturing formerly carried on in the cottages of the labourers, and the drawing masses of men, women, and children, into heaps-25 in cotton factories-for the sake of aggrandizing ...

... wB-R. ?? I;: FRIEND R pB, - OF LIVRPOOL. I [ . : + lgte~~e 24 Nfot. 1824. FRIEkND CROPPER, I soiPU tine agoe In writing to you. on your ardent, piilantbrpy,. S2 hdatitiaiuliips your iiiddesire -to jtna stop- to 'Ws-ddia-- slaery, seningihat it thwafrtd -yeu in your projects -for getting&hE Chink bVEAst-India' oni y-our ieiderconcern for the poor dear little ?? Ja- niaia, Iind yoiur generous ...

... BRIT[SH I CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION Ix the SVNDAY GLOBE, there is a letter, signed oxa of the Committee, remarking on my Letter to this Association I have no fault to find with it on my own, account, and no remark to make -on any part of it, except the follow- ing:-. Yes! the Catholic Dukle of Norfolk did lay thefowa- tion of a Protestant church; and this act of liberal feelinW on his ...

... 1 . TuB following Letter was re- ceived on Tuesday, in answer to my request to have two of the famous Scotch Swedish. turnlips ?? I. - Cartsi,16, wear Glai.o*,s Yov. 6,'12i4. gSti,-I have sent' yoi by this day's coach, a box -containing two Swedish turnips. No.. I and 2. No. 1 weighed, wi th the top, six- tceenpounds;- as it ies now .sent4 :twelue pound three quarters. -No. 2, as it is sent, ...

... IT is curious enough, that, while I was, last week, Writing to Mr. O'CONNELL about the AS}ETOWN TRENCH and his Bible speech at Southampton, Mr. O'CONNELL was himself, at that very moment, in public meeting in Dublin, robbing down, curry- ing pretty well, this same T Trench family, one of whom, he says, brought out the JOCELYN HORSE to disperse the people, when peaceably met for the pur- pose ...

... AMERICAN TREE8. IT is -My intentionj to publish; when Yfiave-iom, (and it wassny intejition to do ithere, butc Iouk1dt not bring myself to leave-out the other matter,) an aecount of the Locust Tree as Cultivated il Francei-where there have, withinit a fibw years, been millions planted. Besides this, there is the account, by HUNTER, in ELmN'B SYLVA. However, these I must leave-for another ...