... 'To ins ?? TME DUKE OF WEUJNGTON. _ (Iron the Times. k - L-cAinies* ) My Loars,-To queition Your infallibility would be, no C doubt, preSUIJsUmptuou, Tine laure;s you have gathered, the E reputation you have actuired, itapos. ntega ijry of the Engish nation, TOUt have been told, until you must I be wemary O the assertion, that You are the greatest General I af modern titnes; You have ...

... PAsRLIAMENTARY RlEPoWML SPEECII OF 3IR. JOSEPH SWANWICit, AT THE CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. ;- a ; Mr. SWANWICi, began by thanking the President for the II flattering terms in which he had proposed his healt ...

... NOTES ON NEWIST ABBEY. From the lfS. Jojernd of a General Tour Joy Sir P iv7'wrd i'hilliTs. None of my readers would forg've me if, being -n-:thl: c'ght or nine miles of Newstead Abbey, I bad forborne to seek an opportunity of indulging my own cur.cs ty, and gra- tifying their enthusiasms in regard to the genius who ?? in future tines distingu sh the agre of Gcorge the Fourth. From ?? iron ...

... 1 w- One of our cotemporaries, whose celebrated criticism I on Coriolanus (that little typographical slip, as he called it,) highly amused the public some time since, ap- pears to be ...

... LONDON, WEDNEsDAy Y Russia end Turkey.-A German mail e bringing Frankfort papers to the 2Wl instant i * of the 17th. They do not contain any newsth Viet .war subsequent to the bulletin dated October P ...

... MANUFACTURES IN AAMCA. The progress of North America in manufactures merits R the attenton of the political economist. It has taken place X not merely Ai consequcnce of the commercial restrictions of the msanufactur.ng nations of Europe, but of the unprodue V tiveness of captal employed in agriculture in the northern t states. The ease w ith which land can be acquired, disin- c dines labourers ...

... r ?? 4---rau I lit t?,-n If E. -I! James )1ilnroy, Ml'Pherson, from Demerara at this port. On l I ul. 1);iked ;o the crew of the Sell Gull, Ltwrence, from St. sin's, N. B. for the Coast of Africa, whi ...

... -,,in oboerbationo. .0two , I IViOOFtURKRY.-Thc I tlin state Gazette, of thleI 14th inst.-contains Russ an Bullethins which, while doubtlesst vague and repressive enough in respect to the real difficulties I ofteir situation, and the cxtent of loss which they ar~e 'j dail encutr'ng, completely demonstrate thle premiedi-f ttede falsities abound~ing in the numerous statements in thle a German ...

... WORDS CONMIION TO SCOTLAND AND 'I I - LAXNCASHIRE. Ansent, opposite. Ar'eawt, oat of doors. I Barkilt, hardened. s Brin, a. child. Bawk, a pacce of tisaber laid across it house, a strip Of laud. P BLis, aloft. Beest, s2zilic after calving. Belve, by and by. e Ber, Jorce. Berms, yeast. Boeb, a bubble. t Boadle, half a fa.thing. Brat, a coarse alpoon. Bree, broth. Breethe~r, brothers. Breyd. a ...

... RUSSIA AN) TURNlyl I ti, CCCt I. FALL OF VARNA. .. flhiag she J-lmbtrgl papers of Saturday last, this im- An o oldn to f the hem Turks, after a siege in which the An t5tr dflayed the Most indomitable ...

... I -Mr. COLTNIAN addressed the jury on behalf 6f the cows miss oners. He observed that his learned friend the Attor. ?? had done no more than justice to hs clients by declaring that they ,were actuated by no hostile motives to. wards the claimant. They were desirous that he shkould have a full and fair compensation for any injury that he might sus.. tain through them: but they had also a duty ...

... ADDRESS OF TflE LIVERPOOL SEAMEM'S FriENw SOCIETYf AND BETHEL UNION TO THE OWNERS, CONSIGNEESI AND )TMASTERS OF VESSELS BELONGING TO, OR SAILING FROM, THlt PORT OF LIVEaPOOL- -. . i (t'Ossldeddfrom th ...