... 74R. H1UME AND HIS TRADIJCERS-THE JOHN BULL EATING H1S OWN WORDS. , It is disgraceful to the public, that they should listen so a readily to insinuations and accusations against-some of the H noblest spirits which their country has produced; it is dis- PI creditable to the daily press that it should lend itself to a pur- is pose so essentially low, and unjust. We. are enemies to every Si thing ...

... jfEETItxG A4 MAYCHzStrR. On Tbursoay tventiig week. A nutterous meeting of the wvslkig dlasg and others, of Manchester, was held in the Mtbno} 'Coutt-roomn, 'High-street, according to public advertisement,. For the purpose of considering the pro. priety-of petitioning Parliament for t total.and immediate repeal ot tbe Corn' Laws, for a prompt and very great redtrtios of the' present ...

... 1lANK N_ OT 1Y.r TO' TilE EDlITOIt rI' T'AI.' Lt.EIS 'dell(AikY. r. lrj I0 IN; ,1T)R7-.fepo()t5 hive ral~leorlsil tiv l ii. Ilswiovu :of Ill ilov 015(10! w1 tohich trials h!ave whelinr plae, irking oul ofr it lflitory iaSepteoibet'. 1iiYI, Isroorn laiiter ol' ylesuis. sRown' t Co. iniltoars, Iv tondoln, or ?? of Euglald tiotee to a eonsideawable inolunt. As theito. ?? have already Wwt. avlid ...

... A Bombay paper, which arrived this morning, dated the -4ith of June, mentions a report prevalent among the natives, of the death of Runject Singh-the most impor- tant, on account both of his force and of his position, of Ahe native Princes with whom we are in contact in India. It was added that a civil war had commenced between two of his sons for the Musnud-the third, from incapacity, ...

... . I Al - V . A - I ?? lb. ?? * RIUDAY78 LOND ON GAZ1ETTti. flryxc-M or OIIDVAWCE, NO. -f 1'6 -. tB.R{1 iyl ri80es-ib Ul'tt CIatiglbal !Titling to be Seccond CUap- Lit~sOwe L~t pI ac ed on blalf- lcy; Second~ id tritttant St.. Aol~In litot to hle first lliettete,'tt afle iliiW -R~t 1'tItfle2elt' Of Artltlerv! ..Stiond Captain Thsotinail Go'don I'l i~gijtt'c fronm haff pa &t~b tcvod Casptain, ...

... AN1JE1C4AL TREM'. ?? ?? Or-these I lbave %eatu4- era of -a. bab ?? t- dw-not ku l , m any Catlogm v0!uake ;,butthtis it W qalW ieqnk6 agii~ alea'o Rfe- i sentary 1lnfier atio I w jiin ?? ?? Regsei6Er t--z- ?? ...

... MEETING OF THIE BOROUGH OF DERBY, ON THE SUBJECT OF 'T'HE CORN LAWS. [Abridged from The Derby nteporter,' receIved IaIt night.] At twelve o'lock this day, in pursuance if a Reqiisition most numerously and respectably signeild, and acceded to by the woerthy Mlayor. a 'leeting of the kiequisitionists, and a large body of the otli*-r inhilitaiauts of the Borou0h, attended i n tbe rTe Wn Hal. We ...

... Oc. of *flonbaP t Weneban|p. i TROM TUE5DAY'w L(,ON :, GAZET TE. INSOLVENT& - b, Bagh Hotel; Kemp Town, Sussex, brewer. ndi L. Ale-iaodei, Clifton-sireet, Finrbury-square, 'tbaryc stone, Stafordailwre, scrivener. E. Ai*ry l ieManchester, draper. 14, nW51alers lanchester, draper. yJhie, I h , i erroupi ironmonger. S S. chrsp:Jtdd-street, Brunswick.aquare, music and musical- irStli, ston, lime ...

... erigintal. PEASANTRY AND PHEASANTRY. SE b TO THE EDITORS OF THE LV1ERPOOLZ 3MWRCURY. b GENTLEtrny,-There may be one or two coarse ex- cE pressions in the following doggerels which may be objected ir to, and which I should not have thought of putting into tl the mouth of any other than the heartless and lawless tyrants, who, to save a hare or pheasant, lay a deadly snare , which often proves ...

... Ti0HE 0 O9 iE MEADOW. .4 Cotmtry Sto ort.-.j, Miaf 1N. tfjord., 4From the. Liloay o~volr., TSLlfred ~te'Aan wle'hiitzayetrrithe hety l - ~ ~ ~ 'There ?? air;,f~i tel~igeile 'tetween them that might aptd'i1 ladthr-at of'our'simple miiilei%-maiden. A seci'et';-eould it be, a Io~ve seejret?--and the influe nce of' the gentleman ~walk so' open itfid: sented, to ?? to H lerrd at i requ'drit, altho' ...

... WEDY Nvi=i ?? -% W7E)N ESD.A: I, NovumziBARn 8p 1826. German Journals announce a second vietory of the Aussians over their eastern opponents. This is the conse- anence predicted by evcry one. of the fite of the Persians.- 1The last accounts Icft tliem in full retreat, and the result is, that the Russians are fast recovering. the early possessions mnade by the ?? Russians havilng fhurnd in the ...

... . . ; the membeis of the Anchor, the Grarteful, and the Dolphin Societies assemble to-day to comnemorate the Jrirtues of the benevolent Colston. Wherj we consider the class of poor people on whom the funds raised on this occasion are disposed, and the impartial manner in %hich ihey are distrilhuted, free ftothi every objection, we cannot help expressing a hope that the pressure of the titnes ...