... pItfl vathrt a l be RI btr Mtrcnr). ! HULL: TuEsDAY, MAY 12, 1829. Our readers wvill learn with much pain, from the me1an- choly details that crowd.our columns this day, that the -rava ok --- - lfj have u' populous districts of Lancashire, have again been the arena of those outrages, that appear fated periodically to convulse u the country, and the only results of which are additional distress ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1822. Dr. P8r.1weitn's Lectures.-Dr. Spurzheim on commencing his 6th ecture on Friday last, after repeating the distinction I . ?? . -- _ - 1 between moral and religious feeling, stated his conviction that the satisfaction of the moral feelings implanted in man, was es sential to human happiness. In remarking on the gravity and gloominess preserved by some religious ...

... The property of a creditor of the public consists in a certain portion of the national taxes; and by bow much, therefore, he is tbe richer, by so mue3thenation which pays these taxes is poorer.' Btacl*stone. In order thati those who run may read, we shall here insert, in a very palpable form, a map of the total expen- diture of the country, and of the enormous portion of it atsorbed in ...

... CDC vd Of' 911urs al) Jail'o frWar-O LOIDON{, FRfD-AY, MAY 2. Twelve othe2 Victims have been icirited in ortlu- gal by the Umtrper. These acts.of ?? m Ast make impracticable atty accommodation between him-and the Emperor of Brwzil, by vhom every additional life se-ri ficedi for an adherence to tile system which he guaranteed mist be fet to be a reproach. A new writ has been at length issued ...

... J'roin thc LONDON GAZETTE, idahy, Maiy I. ADrMImA.STY OrFICE, MAY It. Vice-Admiril Sir Pulten)Cy 4lalcalm bas transmitted to sh. Right Hon. Iohn Wilson Croler, a letter from Commander .Sias, of li Mjesity's sloop Alacrity, reporting that a piratical Tm tieo, WhIcll had plunderud a small vessel uttder Ionian colours, wid cotmmnitted1 other depredations, was captuoed on the II th of January last ...

... Awkwardness.—Man is naturally the most awkward animal that inhales the breath of life. There is nothing, however simple, which he can perform with the smallest approach to graceful- ness or ease. If he walks,-he hobbles, or jumps, or limps, or trots, or sidles, or creeps,-but creeping, sidling, limping, hob- bling, and jumping, are by no means walking. If he sits,-he fidgets, twists his legs ...

... EPIGRAM. To a Great Beauty. Believe me, my corpulent fair, I love your fat cheeks and full face; Oh! my heart!-your eyes kindle love there, And I sink in your melting embrace. The poor buzzing fly does the same, While yet inexperiene'd and callow; First burns his bright wings in the flame, And then-tumbles into the tallow! IMPROMPTU. oil some Church Bells alternately ringing for a Marriage, ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. We have to return thanks to our correspondents generally, for the very numerous communications and offers of support which we have received. Our gratitude to some, however, is considerably diminished by the labour we have had in de- ciphering what, we presume, they would term writing, and we were preparing a serious and angry expostulation on the subject, when we happened to ...

... I11OM TIHE ii LOPJDON GAZETTE. CRotvN-OFFICe, May, 19, IS29. MCfember returned to serve in this present Partiarment. Rhire of Avr.-William Blair, Esq. of Blair. in the room rf Lieutenant- General Jamec 3Montgomety, deceased. - The ?ov.-I Assent was given by Commission on the 14th inst. to tl'e folionwi ltro n lon other acts:- An actvI explain and amend an aet of the Parlianment of Scotland, ...

... AGPICUILTURE. Moist cold weather has particularly-marked the month that's awn. So wet were the three first weeks'of it, that a general suspension of- field labour was the consequence, and the plough was left upon the headrig to rest in its rust; except what couldzbe performed by carts, little out of door work was got at. during that time, but the thrashing machines were busy the while so long ...

... -~j Y N. 11 5 .B- y - *mtnlaXS10a i'eporatei IVMach I dl ii~t-Ge. *blf oiiwt PaakiWiteh :of ErivAn , rbit ?? 'hiaH bfi~ ~7the1Woiwin dcti4 of ?? itS ~ba''r *Centrt~e¢hIs dtio~i~D an1 jlur ieJj, ~p c ~s,34it the -.Thrks Qia4; ?? .themsel4.es iii coas4n.ia* },Akcq-o-- thle-botanhary .of K.}abulets. :so as- to .LkeeR ze ...

... PRI VAT 'E CORRESPoNvD I'.NCE. Lond6n; April 29. f f .A further decline~of per cent. hac taken place to-day l, Consois, which closed at 87i to j tor the account, and this depression, though trifling in itself, has gone so contrary to the expectations but a short timne ago eitertained, that a de-: gree'of alarm had spread among the stockholders far great- t er than circumstances would seenn to ...