... I iLIsioI 1 he tatfty ON GW.rzE'lEVf'g of toiday, Au i4, I~~~~~~~~~ . I WVHITrEIJALT., Avo.. 1. TIhe Nin; fin, Ibeeti phaedio to Oraut to Sir Thomas Le Breton, Kotl. thle oihut', of ilotiliffif the CIslatid *fJcrsey~, liu the toom of ibot d Carteret, de- ceaisetl. - DETt2tARATIONS (OF INSOLVENCY. Al ro. .-WiLLIAM LOA1R1NG, fornicily o1 Hindoni, NWiltshire, after- waird' Sif No. V.40 1iit ...

... CAPE OF GOOD UOPE, R~eport of the Commissionen~ of Inquiry at the Cape of Good Hope, dated 7th of December, 182b, upon thc Complaints redressed to the Colonial Goivernment, and to the Firl Bit- tlinrst, by Mr. Bishop Blarnett. LiCont~insedfitom The f7!oonicle of yesterday.] Mr. Burnett has contended, that the foregoing parties of the Cape Cavalry cut from his estate, at different timnes, ...

... A51ERICAN PAPERS. EXTRAORDINARY COINCIDENCE. DEATH OF PRESIDENTS ADAMS AND JrFFrRSON. . FROM THU NEW YORK DAILY ADVERTISER@] , NW l oatt, JULY 8.-We yesterday received news of the death of John Adams, whichoccurredathis residesce ingIinsy. Milssachusetts, on the afternoon of Tuesday last. The death otf a man who performed so couspicusus a part in tile tryilg scenes precedintig attending, and ...

... WVESTERN CIRCUIT. WELLS, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 9. CIVIL SIDE. Gt %iti q, v. BRoi s.-This was an action against the owner !atridiilz vessel comiing up to Bridgwater, for wages alleged I-etd it) tile plottitiff aS master of thle vessel. It appeared, itl evidence, that the plaintiff had been recognised by d-teidaiit orly il; the character of Ulate, and load been dis- t j 4 ...

... , .. - . . . _ . [Furtberparticulars, from The Liverposl Courier of Wed nesday.1 On Monday last, about one o'clock, a large warelioose at the corner of Lydia Ann-street and Suffolk-street, desiginated Poel's warehouse, suddenly fell down with an awful arid tre- mendous crash. Provideritially it was the hour wheni the workaien were at dinner, otherwise tile loss of life would, doubtless, have ...

... PUBLIC DINNER TO MR. LUDLOWV .I AT BRIDGNUR'TH. rFe 0-; A itePNETj eOr. Saturday, the 29th tult. Mr. Ludlow, ia compliance with a Requisition previously presented to him by Deputation, visited d b3ishends at Bridgnorth, and tie joyous excitement which per- :. vadled all classes during the whole Of the day, strongly evinced )fthe unbounded esteem and respect in which that Gentleman is - ield ...

... D)r Doyle has published a Pastoral Charge, in which he o states, that the Bible Societies have produced more crimes tl itn Ireland than the Whiteboys or Orangemen-that the fruits o of their exertions were, theft, and robbery, and lieu, and w sacrilege. The following extract contains the particularsof io his accusation- The history of the struggle which we have now for some years ...

... BODM IN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4. THE KING V. THOMAS FREMEARNE, THE YOUNGER.-This was an indictment, charging the defendant with wilful and cur- ro~m the! speech of Mr. Leijeant WILDER who led the case, for the prosecution, and from the evidence afterwards adduced, it appeared thalt thiswas one of those cases which so fr,- quentlly row out of Borough Elections. The presentrelvied to tile Borough of ...

... ()XFOIID) CJIRICULT. 'I-~ - iI'I In 1)0'sm -I I, H. r( of SMS I I'llI V.I 0lou. rC I AN iiI)( rilsais, tilie p1 in-itiff's ,il tfI. upted t lie Cout It ntititJ late (ill Saturday nigh~t II .S IcY ti-stttned. The CMi'nt writ nlt bo crowyded Jrp u , On tile for iner day, bnt it was hilt-ed to s it I( Si ttntWa maisi eslttl until a late houtr at a tit Ml as agat~inf adjourned, thle J idge rtsrei ...

... l '~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Sr. Pf'I'nslutnl;1 Jr, Il * -t. t We, N tell IMPERIkL NIAN iFESTO. 4 Well NICHOLAS, &c.-TO flhI h Ci ,Z ii r ( ld inconsequence of the J anrfesto ofl3th of I ritte, to r i I- spirators, has perfortned tile task assigpned to it. ic h-Iit * c-es psrsed by it, in conformity to the existing lawv, lill r' ii-tlr.'d by us, as far as the claims of justice and tire atcty *,tn ...

... STATE QF TIlE COLLIERIES IN TIRE VICINITY OFI [EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE LRAT.R DATED THE 28TH iLT4 At the commencement of this week, the masters attemntpt- ed to reduce the wages of the colliers from 4s. a day to 3s. 6d. a day. The colliers'struck, assembled in great numbets, and threw into the canal those inea who worked at reduced wages. Theywent further-they treated in the satme way those ...

... The following are Extracts from the Brazil Papers, which arrived yesterday:- o Rio DE JANEIRO, JULY 3.-The Chamber of Deputies has beenenxgagedforsseveral laysin discussing a project of law on the responsibility of Ministers, of which many Articles have been agreed to. A Law for the Naturalization of Foreignerst has been passed in the Chamber jif Senators, caid sent to the Deputies. Art. I. ...