... 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 ...

... FRENCH PIPERS. (FROM THIE GAaETVTE DF FRANCE, DATED OCT. 21]1 CONSTANTINOPLE, SlPIr. 2G.-The following Bulletin was published here yesterday- His Excellency the Seraskier ordered, on the 17th Of Sept., the Begler Beg, Alisch. Pacha, to go with some thousand men and fall on the rearof the Ruaslans, beyond Strandchl. He first met with the Russian troops at Boulassek. They were soon driven back ...

... I ?? to apologise, perhaps, but it is not worth while, for bothering my readers with the following whimsical transaction between me and the butchers. The reader will perceive that a set of mean wretches of retail butchers who,. perhaps, employ their Snyiday mornings in turning the noughts of their sbop bills into sixes or nines, and are thereby, notwithstanding their -piety, compelled to Pput ...

... MR. COBBETT1S DINNER. MAIDSTONE, THURSDAY, O CT. 23. Mr. Cobbett having, a fortnight ago, intimated in his Register that he would feel happy to meet such friends as might wish to joia him at dinner, at Maidstone, on the day before the Meeting on Penenden Heath, upwards of fifty respectable farmers sat down to a plain substantial dinner of roast beef and plum-puddiog. [Mr. Cobbett had, in the ...