... GElRMAN PAPERS. We copy the folla'iflg article from tbe Affgesneisse Zeitung, upon the affairs ef the Elat, Tbe article is addressed to the Journalists of Europe, ant'J more is promised. AUGSBURGH, Nov. 8,-Te Supplement to tbe Allgemeine Zeiung contains a letter to all the Journalists of Europe. dated Co. ustilople, October 10, and the Editor gives the fol- lowingR note- Tuis let'er was ...

... I TEi Brighton Guardian (an extremely well conducted paper) disputes our representation that his Majesty's brazen image at Brighton is turning his back on the Pavilion, and states that be is shewing that disrespect not to the Palace, but to St Peter's Church, a circumstance which is regarded by the Ascendancy-(query, should not this be written Assendancy)-as a sinister omen. We stand corrected ...

... NOBLE SPORTS. SkAKSPaAut says, it that the poor beetle feels the pangs of death as acutely as the giant. Practical men should argue that the position is true in theory but false in fact, for we may remark that sympathy with animal suffering is in direct proportion with the size of the subject. Bull-baiting is never mentioned without becoming expressions of abhorrence. The bull is a large ...

... :iTC-ENSING SrY'STRsM.j t- Another application to the Bow ?? for' a licensefor an hotel-keeper to sell Nvine to his customIers, has served to exhibit at once the beautiful confusion of an Act of Parlinhient ard th'e wisdom with which theirworships exercise the discretiou so abundantly heaped upon them in modern statutes. It was.only a few months ago that the ever-active brotherhood. of ...

... - f : LONDON, AnsorST 31, 1828. TaE foreign intelligence received during the week, although lengthy in the way of recapitulation, conjecture, and remark, conveys little of matter of fact that was not previously known, although with fewer partictulars. As regards Turkish and Russian hostilities, it seems hat all the aid of concentrated force and effective preparation is necessary to an ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday, May 19. CONFERENCE WVITH THE COMMONS. On the motion of the Duke of WELLINGTON, the following Lords were appointed to meet the Commons in a conference in the Painted Chamber, on the subject of the laws affecting the Roman Catholics:-Earl Bathurst, the Duke of Devonshire, Earl Grey, the Earl of Eldon, Earl Vane (Marquis of Londoriderry), Bishop of Durham, and Lord ...

... DOCTC4 iDOYLE., I IN5ERT, below, a letbier f'rom Doe- 4TO, one ofthe 04thelict uihils of. relp4, coie~ntiiS onl ,e~r~tai pas- sages or2 ia 0eetan passfig9 oi myletke5 t0. his. HOLINESS the POPE. 1 hbve I ot now tiime to answer in a pr opeig anner. thlketter; but,.I dela 'nt'a single moment in giviqg public~thn to it; he- cause, IJ;f I have overstated thao^whieb 1 ?? reprehensible in the ...

... a{- I I I i D O YL Jit,..- -D OAC.'01 ?? ?? LE - it n CoUinu:e jfromapage G2* lirt bv rodude1aud ae roiiitg wig aire ;eeh :WhU&W erel the opihionis and viss qe .11ust ?? Sercni~s 'totAll Christian name; yet, with those things before our eyes, we are{£ coolys ailed fl,6 to un dergo au experimental -course of Nathona Catholic ! !! Hihe sjcan Church Liberties i Those exaited characters who deal ...

... Wby do we submit, and pretend not to see the encroachments of; other nations? ' Why does our Government appear to be stricken dumb when it beholds that, which would formerly have made it speak in the voice of thunder? The abswer is found in 4 the DEBT, created bythe Waterloo war. ?? The answer is written -in a flgre of eigkt, wr with eight cyphers to its right; and, posted up in ...

... Party ls the madness of many for the gain ofa few.-POri. SALE OF OFFICES. WITH reference to the Secondary's Office, the Morning Chronicle, strengthened with the arguments and authority ?? BENTHAM, has ably advocated the sale of offices in preference to the patronage of them. Admitting, as we do, the skill with which our contemporary has discussed this subject, and disposed to defer, as we ...

... NVAPD OF FARINGOWN WITHOUT.-The annual election. ot Common Councilmen for this populous Ward commenced on Monday, and there ^55 more than usual excitement OR account of the appearance in the Church (St Andrews, Holborn) of Messrs Hunt and CGbhett as Candir dates, which was crowded to the very organ loft, many ladies gracing th galleries with their presence. Mr Ald. WTATrHMAN presided, and he ...

... Quandil n'y a plus de foin dans le rAtelier, les anes se battent-FaENCH PROVERB. When the hay is all gone out of the CRIB, the asses begin to kick and bite one another. TO THIE READEA-RS OF THE REGISTER. COm-EDm FarM, Surrey, 27th 3lut, 1828. Now, my friends, let us thank God, that it hath pleased Him to soften the heart- of WMlLIAm HuskissoN, 0 and to induce him, at the end of about thirty- ...