... ?tstLOSOMtY.-If you wish to know whether 'any body I S; ljs ilperior to the prejudices of' the world, ask him to carry r n alparcel for you. Diogenes Laertius tells usa story oflhis ce greet namaesalke, that being once requested by a certain r )f ~'oing gontlemnan to teach him philosophy, he gave him a g Of piece of cheese to carry; upon wyhiclh the other declined n cc Iiis 'instructions on ...

... M IS CE L LAN Y. 0.1UfIA1.IL AND) SETCT. :kll. (~A 'NNINCS LltItIIA10.-I'Th sale of Ir. rieis Library. too.t raC i 'i'irrrday wrcek, at ?? Choriti' It-ron. ('srieri irnic.andti Ce'sa of miorlerti titctotitnc cont- dt srmi rard by rat tire Iarge , portion of the uite ?? library. It 1. y-sef VONe l'veiofa Jaries tile Secant, tile following vitlla I gus o ?? ieaitrr tlltr~5~ titon no a bisabl ...

... LIVFERPOOL, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1828. Livers o l Dissenters' Dinner.-A high Tory paper, in speak. | ihg of the Liverpool celebration of the defeat of intolerance and. ?? . - i- - A AA. - S I: --A- ?? --A ?? 0 - 6-Z^ . 1, proscription; and the triumph of' liberality and justice, makes a stone few garbled extracts from the humorous speech of the Rev. offici Chairman, for the purpose of showing that ...

... TI-Il BE3; EAST NEWS-1LETT:E:R. TUESDAY-JULY L. L&)N\DONV-FRID)AY, JUNE 27. Official details of the operations of the Russian armies haze been brought by the St. Petsrsbuttgh and Berlin Ga/zettes'. The latter furnishles us with aut account of the passage of the Danube near Ismail. The Danube in this part describes. from~ ]smail by Galafz to Ibrail, an irregular angle, Galatz beirng the angular ...

... I - FROM T-UESSDV.4S LONYDON GA4ZE7TT- rT the Court oF St. Jarnes's, the '28th Of Jun,., Sl28. present th c ?? Excellent. Majesty in oQUICil. 'IThm day tile Right }-Ion. Francis ?? tower (commonly called Lord F'rancis Leveson (7ower), and the Right lion. Henry Ilobhouse, verc. by comlnmand oft his Mla. jesty, wvohr. of his ?? 0ost IHonourable Nivy Council, anditook their rcspective places it ...

... --I M~E1A;L6 PARLIAMENT._ HOUSE 01 LORDS. '2s;RSAYJuNa6. The sur- plus ways and means bill, the London docks bill, and several private bills were read a Srd time. The county lunatic asylum regulation bill and the salmon fisheries (Scotland) bill went through committees. Lord Ci~fden presented a petition from several land-holders, in the county of Wexford, complaining of a system of peculation ...

... r!(JwqASThUEqJA)ULY 4. re Several iflicial reports of'the operations of the Russians against the Turks will be found in our 2nd page. They relate to the operations against Brailoff, the siege of which still continues, the action at Anapa, on the Black Sea, slightly mentioned in our last, and to the passage of the Da- nube opposite to the fortress of Tzaksza or Isaktscha. The following bulletin ...

... VEONE£SDAY'S AND) THURSDAY'S POSTS. 1lOUSE OF LQRDS..-Tuesday. CIrCeULATION OF SMALL NOTES. : 'T ARL GirEY, in presenting a petition from ? Ir. if. Am: Burgess, of Lombbrd-street; against the Bill tbi preventing 'the circulation of simall Notes, said he wonldI beg leave to recommend it to their Lordships' serious attention. The peti- tioner expressed congsidelible itpprehension of the most dis ...

... A Meeting wimp yesterday held at the Crown and Anchor Ta. vern, pursuant to the terms of the following advertisement,4 inserted in the NAortsitg Papers : sCLARtE ELECTION.-THIS DAY Lthe 2,5 of luly, a PUBLIr BItFTING of the FBIENDS of CATHO IC EMANCIPATION now In ILondlon will be held at the Crow and Anchoan Taeni h for the purpOse of adaptingin ech mesrsa a b emdn, vary In ord~er to ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-JuNz SO. A-1v;ui~r Ur JLJUnVZ)liJUNEZ U. ?? WHS~tlrY OCT57. ?? Marqiuis of SALISBURY presented a petition from te distillers, praying their Lordships to adopt measures for putting the Scotch distillers on the ?? footing with the petitioners. By some defect in the late act of F'arliniment, worm~ietincr the infroduetion nf Sentet*hiltsis- ?? . try on payment of a certain -duty, ...

... WEDNESDAY-JULY 2. TVough wishing well to the London University we cannot but express great satisfaction at the pros- perous progress which the subscriptions and liberal do- nations to the King's College are daily *naking. From the spirited ,manner inl which the concern is taken tip, wre have n( doubllwt that tine oli aintl sum contemp lateil of L.10i),0oo wii he soon realized . Amnin,- tie sub ...

... , ?? Daplo - aulo. ? U'b IOM - to I ; (From the Guzette de France.) (ENTI4ACT OF XPReVeATE LE'I'ER) , gead Q-artees of the ftsian sais Army, ,Jwne 13. R'itIan duriWW crossed the Danuhe S ' * the daJ' befat- ?? 4' dei i had been nees * a sary to mnake oi d. enaleague ius lebgth, iu the - ?? on thee backu of the river.. The piss. a the rilly wis cveied byatterg ni the.ban.k, ajj b .6,,ati-ias. ...