... [FRuON A CORRBSPONDENT.] i: We have just bad an opportunity of examining a Steam of Carriage which has lately beet constructed, iW the most private Rt manner, under the direction of Mr. Gurney, ef Argyle-ttreet, and which is now so near its completion, that a brief description Pa of it, while it cannot fail to interest the public, to whose notice a it is on the point of being presented, will ...

... ENGLISH OPERA-11OUSE, T'he 7'ades of the O'.Ha?,r IaPietnq, with the assistance of the T( authlor, Mr. 11ANU4, lisa fuirnished a second dratuaticenter- taitiin1Ctt at thi~s Theatre inti te present seli-on : it was produced s lns~t nilzht, under the title of The Death Fetch, or the Student 3chc ,,pttierneen. 7he name of thle piece will, no doubt, sound and trange ti 4hosse, who, like ourselves, ...

... OPENING OF THE AIRE ANI) CALDER NEWV CANAL AND THE PORT OF GOOLE. After a delay of a few days, occasioned by the unprecedented drotght of the se'ssa, tpis agnificent work was t rown open to tbe public on Thursday last. At ten o'ciock in tlhe mlrvrrjg an immense number of spectators assemblel at Ferrybridge to witness the departure of thle opening procession, consisting of four fly boats, ...

... N\VI(I EIRN CIR(CUIT.-YORK, FRIDAY. 13 11 , l LL'.- U .. [Vcieore MrT. Dmir . ki ILL~t K..J.. MIURDER. do WJ LK IN,', UMN, A ged 22, wits put to the Ifar,li ; tile, Ii Iifi mluurltr of N eiholsis Cat ter, it, the, vt.s Fl~azal, it, this COunliy, on the Wiltl of 11ay, last. This 2 coI~ unsidera ble curiosity, especislly, atisotg thle feniale pi liof I Ork-, wsho filled thle Coul ciAt a ...

... I1NORTHERN CIRCUI'.-YoRK, JULY 12. CIVIL SIDE. Sn [Before Mr. Justie, PA.LL audri mman jury.I in Sir GEO. CATLEY, BART. v. BLACRHURUNE.-'filis was anf ors action to recover the. vable of tile contents of a tra- r- velling tag, which had been entrustedi to thle care or thle dle- U- fendatit's servant, and which had been lost. Thel deferndant n, was a commnhif carrier, anor was employed in ...

... ell Dr. Paris, the author of the.PharrancIagnlmnwl knownto th Medcal ad Scintifc Worlil, has just published th, kownr upon the nevicrl an Subjenti of Diet. As all enjoy-- B, toent, tile life of life, as Dr. fohns~on termed it, depends upon Fni health and a healh i', dependent in, a great measure upon diet- of a p )i at an which~every man, to a greateencnbhion physicians aplain And rational ...

... NEV SOUTH WALES.-NQ. IV. America, from the period of her first settlement, list% 644oed many advantages in respect to her natural and artificial pro- 'dntioua, and proximity to rmarkets, which this country can have no pretensions to, while again this can boast of others, whi'Jh, in the present state of the two henilspheres, fairly turn the scale of beneficial emigration in its favomr. 'fhh ...

... COL()MBIA. I COMZMXRLIAL REGULATIONS TO IAKE EFFECT SEPT. 1, 1826, BOGO`T'A, MARCH 20, 1826. SIR-I have mtuch satisfaction in announcing to you several salutary changes in the comiilercial code of this country,t and beg to forward to you, for the early inforonation atkt auidance of the merchants oonnected in trade with Colombia, the copies of three lawts passed by Congress, and sanctioned lby ...

... ITHE DUKE OF DI)VONSHMRNS MISSION 'fo All I - CRO-sF,%ran- JU-NE; 10, 1826i-V'lie 6fircestvitr e 7 s t arict- it ere two days ago, hsvirtg on Idtril a part Ii th al'th. of tile lDilka ef lDevormihjre, Rits thre dorneqics- aildt!' [a higage. After aI tedionu passage! fromt Enrighan mlf tidr j m -twed atPt-tttrs tbat I hey hail ito strulgglet with ion trary Ani i ,1! Wi i rtiis allI Itt WAY from ...

... I - - A - -- -1 .1 . ; '!. - - -. . . ;, .. DISTRUS D fF,4 , ? I , ?! I r I . A .4-, i, ? ? The ulistrtss tinadi c o ndimntsted., we fear that we nmighnadt, has aina bet gb 5001. in additiont to ttte 10001. before tratfpt ' sty in L.ond4,p has beewpthis week reIeired~ fi a rely by thle Rc. J. C. Frab, Vicar, tbe surn'i htind Xt trot is, scarcely equal to thren yieeks' 3upply, The ...

... There are some men cast in so happy a mould, that, to happen what will, tbeir self-satisfaction remains unshaken. of Mind or body, no matter which, each is absolute perfec- hai tion. These men are greatly to be envied. If they are tall and large-limbed, woe to the little small-legged be- ings who oppose them-if slender, no mercy to big- bellied men-if fair and flabby, with the other Gothic U1 ...

... NORTHERN CIRCUIT. I DURHAM -TuEsDAY, JuLY 25. r CIVIL SIDE.-[Before Mr. Baron HuLIocl.] C SeonE & oTHRns v. BRolas.-Mr. SCARLHTT stated that this t was an action which the plaintiffs had been compelled to corn- mence in order not only to recover damages for the injury 11 which the defendant's slander hiad been calculated to create, r but also to prevent the repetition of that slander in future ...