... AN ANECDOTES OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. In 1582, the Cure of the little village of-, finding his re- venue too scanty, endeavoured to profit by the superstition of his parishioners, to increase his wealth. None of the methods he had essayed had succeeded, when chance and his own pre- sence of mind came to his aid. One Sunday at the moment when the inhabitants of - were listening with the ...

... (FROM THE AUSTRIAN OBSERVER.] VIENNA, SEPT. 1.-As a hatred of all persunal, spiritual, and temporal corporations, and the desire of destroying them, was a distinguishing feature of the eighteenth century. 1o is a univer: sal tendency to money corporations and companies a peculiarity of the nineteenth century. A certain propensity to federation is natural to nan; and if theselfishness of man ...

... AMHIERST SETTLEMENT, BURM4AN COAST. . I Tihe British ?? on the Tentasserim coast, are bounded by the Burman and Siamese territories, and by the sea. The Burman frontier extends about one hundred and fo)rtymiles, and contists,through its whole length, of ?? River, a broad and deep stream, no where fordable within the British limits at any season of the year. No large force, there- fore, could ...

... I ELECTION OP MR. (V1.pG. Our intelligent Correspondent at Seaford writes us tii lowing letter, datrd twelve o'clock on rhurtdky niqlit:_ DEAR SIR-Our election doles sot take place tii tu, towards the 8fterrueti. A messerwer, iol Arriveil *t Mr geraid's this evening, exprevs, ?? brar i ak t't ,, Fjr I mry lend you a line by hitut ; hilt th t, li rilh ps na ' lile fir you. I ttiiefure write ...

... IRELI ND. I air THE NEWV REFORMATION. [FOIA LtclITtt YR03Ia 1alit. RNS~oi, IN THE DUBiLIN EVFS- ?? IsO PostI.] the Th~eNew Reforrnaption-WNviat liai biicome of theold ? Is it -It A graft on the Listheran, or a foreign insertion on the stack, (is the minilrtoe onl the oakh ? Thea New Reformation is thle old one Icb revived, for, accorditig to IDr' Malgee, it is but lately the Re- ir- fomto ssbe ...

... AMSTERDAM, DiEc. 1. 1 The extraordinary impulbe which has been given to historical ii qlliry in Gerimiany, liis exciledl a bpirit of ermulation on the pmrt of the Dutch, and both Goveinment and lifteraii arc now hU- slgY engaged in gathering together materials to illuetrate the ancient history of Holland; and a Committee has been appoint- ed to watch over the publication, at the expence of the ...

... ,O3&LftI .. tb onty*1*g ,geen Charlote pufblic housep within wr9n fo -c ane Barfy Hantser wast not tie be hr Iv ~bf county ire ?? *~ i TOM ea Spri A1Nest declde thatto difference; in 1823. It is det the state, tO on oe. v and of the surrounding neighbourhood, to state, that on tihi cccaision tlicircindect has been of the most liberal description. As accordling to tire articles the men were ...

... COMlMiISSION OF LUNACY. . . 1 ?? y - ' - ) GRAY'S INN CoiFfE IHOUSE, JAN,. 2;. FIFTH DAY. Tule Ltsnjiry relative to tie Lunac y of Jantts Kiir~, of Pilsis- tow, E.sex, anid Li~ttlecirite, Ilick~s, E .,As resaiined tiiis iii rni it g, before thle Cornitilssioriers, I'hilinii ore, Carr, and WhIit- Air. HAMMt~OND, the Solicior of tiiC Petiti-0ter.anti the i,,e Solicitor of the Ltinatic, was ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF -THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Slt-It is not a little amusing to observre, bow you, who have a so often, and properly exposed the errors of the Unpaid Ma- 8 giatrates, should so complacently quote them as authority, wben they hbppen to coincide with you, in your ?? opi- ' ninn on poor rates; though I will venture to Assort; that in the e many instances in which you have attacked them ...

... BROSSPLS, FaE. 3.-The King bas appointed a Commission, conslitiug of Vice Admiral Count de Bylind Halt, and of Rear. Admirals Boyskes and Ruysch, to inquire into every thing that may have Causeti the disasters experienced by his Najesty's sbipss Wassentar and Waterloo, in tbe storm of tte 14th and 15th of iast month, ns far aS regards their construction and equip- ment. Captain Spsengler ...

... I Party is the madness of many for the gain of a few.-loops. GRANT TO THE DUKE OF CLARENCE. IT is surely written in the Cyropedia of Holland House, that the first step in the training of a Patriot Prince is to blood him with the property of the people, as the huntsman encourages the young hound by giving him a taste of the vitals of the game. In order to prepare his mind for the reception of ...

... NFkWSPAP UJIAT. It is said that 6o usad eigl sa nd pounds on his last Ir4p td America. Pri~e, th ze iX e of Diy Lane theajtWe, paid hi upwards od .flve tboasand;:: .!ise FOOTE has twe_rfq with great success A idngh ind Glasgow. At Glaso sbe A ed .one A evening for the benefit of thd annufact urers,; * n uslie ous# ias a bumper. The qusatity of Tea taken for home consumptiot withiti the last ...