... i36TT , ITU., , -, ?? -1 To hear Cobbett talk about his crop of ?? Coru, people might be led to supose that suech a thingwas TIv&C grown in EftZi t1 br/ore he Uoi it in hdnd. It *06ld bledey tO ptY6*:O the coutrary, as we have ourselves repeatedly seen it growing here, and we have now before us a veryfitze headlof this beautiful corn, about 9 inches long, grow~n ifi the open alri at Fuilwood ...

... by LETTER FROM LORD NUGOENT TO 1HIS CONSTITUENTS, THlE ELEC- inTORS OF' A YLESB5URY, ON THlE FORMATION 0OF THE BR~UNS- WICK CLUBS. Lilies, Oct. 17. of GFNTLEMEN-I have not been in the habit of wantonly ob- *It truding upon you anly opinions of toy own respecting, the con- ry duct of others an either ]local or general politics. My duty is 0- limited to thse laink my own public principles before ...

... TH'E hlORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUZSDAdY, OCTOBER 28, 1828. We received last night Lisbon Gazettes to the 18th October. The following are extracts:- LIsBoN, Oci. 13.-The Gazette contains an Edict from the Minister of Police, which announces that, to the great preju- dice of public tranqltillity, and the injury of agriculture, im- mense numbers of persgon traverse the provinces, who remain ...

... CdPE OF GOOD HOPE. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, DATED JULY 22. I' We have nothing but preparations for war, and marching of troops. The day Major Dundas was out of effice (the 1st inst.), he set off with about 30 armed burghers to have a conference with Chaka, by desire pf the Lieutenant-Governor; indeed he volunteered to do so. By the last accounts he had got to Hinza's ...