... THE AEW S.-vf - _ Tmi Sne4pape'rs tell us dtialbet EM- Rot lssuha.s b --ished thie J -es riieflt:ii s ~ 1 I.=msi- &iiniX an t srn¢news-: A MEETNG of CIlkrSTIANS will be 'held miS'.',ZV~il' at the King' Head TaveiF, oulwtr,;at six- seoW otueh COmsi eraj t*e lRsriai1 Ukase, b ung the.jews. from tbe Iixtersior of, the - Russian -Emptreb.. ., .> . L seetigiwas.!to. be held,,and il Tlipse wa ...

... I BUDGET.-SINKING FUND. REMARKS on these subjects have been so well made in acountry paper, called the BRIGHTON GUARDIAN, that I have only to quote them. This is almost the only country paper, which is not a slave of the UNPAID, or of the ROOKS, or, which is generally the case, OF BOTH. TTHE BuDGET.-The Budget, as it is regularly called, has been brought for- ward, presenting a ...

... T :E ' T T E . A -. i TH Gi i I TTLE.0 I - IN the Hoi the- Vtk ot- . Thursday, ae idebate nterziaas of w church-- we6I.7 ftl.e 1.W &v Utt IUIuuWing peny speecn from LOrd CGmFDEN.-' Lord CLISDEN lInew thatsome persons were of-opi- .mon that the loss ?? would be no loss to this Country. if 'their Lordships&were of this opinion, they '6 could not more certainly catry their wishes into effect, ...

... B i WALM IT :A -: I 5 z P~A~ t S ~A Yv a qunitay of IlanA fourindres d olW oariou` lenothsis andqidths .t wood'which Thalve imported for : the ~pipnseofsale and :iii order to show 'ihiat 0exeel and 1 1 iifiul iood Ait is. An' aeeou~nt oif thiis who will be seen hi -Praograph S.S ?? ' WTob Aft The wo is ot a lark -clorr' very :neirly ?? lmahiany. a and is fit for. all sorts of fiAjn (i such ...

... I Date this a matter of such import. I ance that I am about to repeat my arti- I cle of last week. It is now nearly a week since I wrote this article, and though the weather has not been very favourable until Sunday last, I am still- of opinion that the corn will ripen. I invite farmers, in particular, to come and see thiscrop growing; for if it ripen, the introduction of this grain is ofthe ...

... NOVA SCOTIA BISHOPS AND IJUDGES. My readers will recollect the petition of the Rev. Mr. GirFxiv, presented to the House of Lords, by Lord KING; they will recollect that an effort was made in the House of Commons to pre- vent the Annual Grant of money to the Church parsons of. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick,in Canada; they are now to be informed that the grant was never- theless made. Bearing this ...

... to be ?? soon published. . AN EnlshCatholic Gentlemapn, lately returned froM ARomne, has givenj mei-t foilowing information; to wit: That, in an audience which le bad witb UiS IIWNiSS, after som eonver- saiein about ne, the PopE asked hizR hklv it Aappened, that the Oatli, mnapy of whom- were so. pulent,~id& nt put Mr. Cobbett into Parl ia ?w § An4 he observed, that he ?? uat- ter of cudurge, ...

... THE WOODLANDS; I OR, A TREA.TIS.E .0 On the preparing of grouind fir plant- ing; on the planting; oh the culti- vating; on* d pruning; and oli the. cutting down of Forest Trees and Uinderwoods; DE5ORZBLNG the usual growtb and size, and the uses of each sort of tree, the seed of each, the season and manner. of collecting. the seed, the marier of preserving and of sowing it, and asQ Qihe wan- ...

... If ever there was a mbment of his (Mr. PEEL'S) life in which he was most unques- tionably entitled to the gratiteude of his 4 country, it was the present monent; that in which be introduced- his BilL-Sir JOHN. SEBRIGNT'S Speech in the House of Commons, 24 th May, 1819. Mr. PEtL'S Act of 1819 had the effect of et bringing lure S4fle5ig and inmsery upon the county than all the injurious ...

... C Though Standing-armies Mid Sedition- Bills and Power-of-imprisonment Bills are dreadfully powerful things, their power is notof that kind which enables people to pay taxes and rates. In all human probability, the whole of the interest of the Debt and all s the sinecures and pensions and salaries, and - also the expenses of a thundering standing army, will continue to be made up ...

... Tns following Dedication will speak for itself when ihe reader shall have read the -title of the book and the re- marks which are subjoined. DEDICATION, By Milliam Cobbett, the Publisher. TO THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. QUAKERS, I have, in the above address, given you the appellation which you have chosen to give yourselves, . and under the cover of which, you have so long carried on a most ...

... .I Xr HUNT'S SPEECH, At the Meeting of the Association for promoting Civil and Religious Liberty, held at the hall of the Mechanics' In- stitute, on Monday, the 21st of July. I Mr. HUNT rose to second the resolution. (He was received with 1ind aud long-continued cheers.) 'He addressed the Meeting as fol- lows: Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen, although a Protestant, I do not conceive that I ...