... H LONDON, OcToBER 16, 1825. WE call the attention of our readers to an account in another column, of the departure of General LA FAYETTE from the United States, and of the speeches and. ceremonies which took place on that impressive occasion. It must be admitted, -that America has very spiritedly exercised the rites of hospitality, and very hooourably exhibited her grateful recollection of ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TLE EXAMINER. Mit Ed'iTor,-Your last Paper contained sorme very pertinent remarks relative to Premiums paid to Fire-Offices ; butthere is onehardship upon which you have not touched, namely, the exorbitant premium de- manded by some Fire Offices, in consequence, as it would, appear, of the Directors beingr aware that the tenant is bound by a clause in his lease, to insure in ...

... - A ?? V E have trees ofthree 01s82t 1t. hr~ee rears -old., w2aved byold, mend. t*'ice, transpated ?? 'fit flow to patfagaint wvals 1w paes, or to he put--ogt as espaiker, or dwafrf standrds; hut, :} reoan menefd - espaliger4, by all metes.n he~frait;: grows largerj and it i. pens better, and the tree is Em in the way, and is neatern look. 3 hae only tree siers in~this state; but the, are ...

... . . ?? LONDON, OcTOBrn 90, 1825. Tls foreign news of the past week calls for little observation. It appears, that the kingdom of the Netherlands is afflicted with' a kindred disorder to our own Hibernian one, in a conflicting system of ascendancy in respect to the 'Protestant and Catholic population. Perceiving that the children of the wealthy and middling classes of the latter were ...

... Iffn se?CIJ ?ANDA?ILY xeutusan 26A &Sept. 1825. some. days pastimy a ten- tioiimhs been,4 drwnaway from the Scotchifelosofers and the Old Ldy. byrf m-y pursuits in the dra- mti line, which being somewhat new to mne, has hid those allur- meits which are well known to ?? to the carms of variety. HbVII now evi, pretty well settled.' the-brief fMr. 'Coun- seller rickrnd eftallmfiepd of, that ...

... THE POLITICAL': EXAMINER. Party is the madness of many tor the gaia of a few.-P5PE. PRISON. DISCIPLINE-GLASGOW BRIDEWELL. tii Glasgow Chronice contains a Teport from the mlteaging Cdnm- mittee to the Commissioners' of the County andi City Bridewel, farniihibg a description of the establishment'as completed by exten- sive new buildings last year, and an account of its income and expenditure ...

... TuRpsKEs.-The insolence of the tnrnpike-gate-k'eepers on some 'of the trusts near town, reflects great discredit upon their employers. It would be difficult, perhapsfto find a more correct. picture of the very worst part of the national character than these fellows present. On tle Kent-road particolarly, sorne of these persons have studied the perfection of blackguardism with a success which ...

... PnlLosoPHr.-It is said that,. as Sheridan sat at the Piazza Coffee honse, during the fire, [D. L. Theatre,] taking some refreshment, a friend of his having remarked on the philosophic calmness with which he bore his misfortune, Sheridan answered, 'A man may surely be al- lowed to take a glass of wine by his oatsnfire-side.' LORD BVeoW.'s Opivioi op SeaERMAN.-The following extract from a Diary ...

... - - ?? r RETURN OF CAPTAIN PARRY-TNORTHERN EXPEDITION. I The IfHela and Fury sailed from the West Coast of Greenland on the 4th July 1824, and entered the ice in Davis's Straits on the 12th of that month. It was not till the 9th ?? that theV got clear of the ice: and on the 13th of September they entered Barrow's Straitsthrottt01 which they proceeded so far as Port Bowen, on the eastern coast ...

... MB~j~oN~yrI Is IPiErnI U' , -h~v ind t-i eclntseecxtwoeab, 4)ne motiv for doi*g itit'was the honoum -that -.the xp¢ee&' - efebc owthe Gtholesfofrejnd Azb othuand; ji -nilst eonfbsastlls stronger, 'the ?? I petsona~llbear-towardtki U' nayme.- Bif, 7whewr: eed'o thpdespiiabletbibg by hiin'g. Renaynehas been 'wht iscaled aniwered;' when 'I reeoe be thb.ii jstce which Ait' -iould'h ave beem to' ...

... . LONDON, OCTOBED 9, 1825. TEx Foreign and Colonial news of the past week, contains little that is specific or particular. The' Austrian journals dwell larmely, and with great satisfaction,, on the disasteis of the Greeks; andit is said that the Court of Vienna'has suddenly found out the icessity of establishing a sanitary cordon in a quarter that, looking to ,thei use recently made of this ...

... Frok K-sinszgvti. Aetss ty. an aim .~ u V@; i&,a3.A 1 Reie~ cat] Wed bs~~e~i woodd, N ha*k, aoigwhio ny ciichard,. but it p ained so te night, that:w gae Nf te 4 *PU°:iim3nt to b& at &iaz 4y--ten -'clok' (o4 aie intending tto return- lane we oatr -Froz ester, that 9ea+io uisti place :till FWidy,s ,we .aeify sent for four? ho l, ?? w~eather ...