... TO THE EDITORS. ts GEx;TLEarEX,-Witb all due deference to your talent a. is information, I trust your well-known friendly feeling te,,q, g free discussion, on all proper subjects, will leail h to Pardt' el, my boldness in asking, if you do not think, uno.. lo fUOwj, tei circumstances, I am hardly dealt by, as a young man whise l, d to improve himiself in the fascinating art of public speakin- ...

... A.MG=RN CHAMPION OF PASSIVE O 'CDIZE, D TAN D iINE RIGHTS OF RINGS. 11 . ~ Some months ago an esteemed correspondent furnished go Wits'eopy of a most ?? sermon, of which we had previously heard much, but which we had never before seen. The title of this productiop is as strange as its conten to are, r,,or'*n we e why so zealous a chuchman, as the author is, ioedrd haviput God at'ter Caesar, ...

... . .n ?? 'Ex. , alIV GboerbatiallO ing ru CAITADA. A'very interesting article on the government of Lower Canada tustai haa been published, in the last nuosbet of the Westminister Re. abser! view. The writer, who is evidently well acquainted with his rsn subject, contends that the only advantages derived by the colony advar from its consnexion with this countr y are,.the miajestenacep of a ...

... a d s e .a:{ .: -S ?? r rav TO -~E Il ALS Tif COX S OF TEi tTjxTBD' TO OFS : GX°NQU(R;AT BEITA1N AND LAND, IN PARLA- . !i{sT ,ASsEMi~LgD.Ar stibacibe Romain Caidiollcsof a- . ,n sal tAUT are Su~. bscribe.d, Ro~mh-ngg& ie;o Ie whs ?? and it IC1% ?? its ?? ityv.rp qbly4show, MPi thett~n0',seseto a Ages. Paiuaiaaelt;, pw, indivi-~ douirlnton' n duty to the religious commnunityof Of which we are. ...

... -aay a UI , ?? ?? ANECDOTES ILLUSTRATIVE OF ELECTIOE SCENES. A 4.11- ant literallY so dead drunk, that if the stonaCI AXECDOTES ILLUSTRATIVE OF ELECTIO2I Nb153q as. ac A fellow got literally so dead drunk, that if the stomach nd pump bad not been resorted to, he would never have recovered.' val When taken up to poll, it turned out, that, although he had~ made so free with the election beverage ...

... CORK COLLAR JACKZTS. In copying thefollowingarticle 'front he Mapy Foeq Pres4-, we may possibly be taxed with sooutdingour own' trumpet;7, but the charige will be confined, we presume,.to a certain in di- vidual,' for whose judgment and candour-we entertain the mot profound ?? commendation of the Mayo editor is; at all events, unbought andt insolicited; and however personally flattering his ...

... I laarliclinentarp clomptubillm. HOUSE-OF LORDS. FUSE LAWS. TausnmayaY Jrnjisl4-Thi Malquis of Salisbury moveda the report of the Conmmittee on the Sale of Game Bill. Lord Wharrcliffe disapproved of the bill, because, though it fhade game saleable, it sadl&'thiat if a man possessed land wprtli t100 a year, he should notmnskt the most of his property, while it gave that power' to another whose ...

... corrmponbEllre, to at ie LA TIE DE NAPOLEON, PAR SIR WALTER SCOTT. Dr ill A UX RDITRURS. . MEsSEurS,-Dans votre Kaleidoscope du 12 Juin rous m avez ins6r6 un fragment de la vie de Napoleon par Sir Walter ks Scot, que voos nous dites avoir emprunte de ?? G(zeif, sg qu a son tour l'avaih trouve dans la- ?? Arneei2sss aReniere. u Dans cet article, Messieurs, il est question des troubles des s et ...

... ana an I] Extrac from thlc test H1-aled Tntestent of the latre 1WJILLIAlI MI i a, se Riq.tof- . in the coo aty of Slivliag, Scoland. 1e * * * * *- 5 Further. It is iy express wish, that the IS. a in the lower drawer of my escritoir, entitled, Toe CsreCESS ?? O- 01 AN UNexEcuTED FswacinuI be published to the world, rithill (I three months after oy body is laid in the earth, to the effect that ...

... EREMONY OF, LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE. THE ceremony of laying the Foundation Stone 'of the New Dock, now constructing in this town, was performed yesterday, in presence of an immense concourse of spectators. The rain had fallen in great quantity during nearly the whole of Sunday, night, and fears were entertained that,.on this ac- count, the gentlemen whotook part in the proceedings would be ...

... SING U,.rAR DEFERCB. At the Conrt of Requests in Kingsgste-street, tondon, onth 8tJiuI±.; Nlr.Brown,arespectable licensedviciualler, *sought to recover the sum of 8s. due to him by a defedasnt tained lPearce. lr. Pearce appeared in proapwi p)ersoen, , :answer ef the delnanil. M r. Brohan stated that the debt iii qudltion had been contracted nine years ago. Thie Chaisinan-; I am afraid tben ...

... TREATY FrOl THE SrTTLEF1EN'r tOF GCREOCF. E 1li the ritiruc of tile MJlst Violy rind niidividl ed ir itily. His Majesty the King of the United Kingd( Uin dii'reit! Britain and Ireland, his Majesty tire lkin - of Fi arce ald Navarre, and his Maijesty the Hliperor of All tbif' liisuis.., penetrated with the necessily of putting air end tl the oangoiteary contest which, by deliveling op) the ...