... CIMA RITIES OFP BRISTOL. Accoanwo lto the pro'ui'e beld Olt tO be Piihs.Persn this highly interestiog worl last monih. a dwoible minlyr was poblished on VVednesday last, making siX parts; ard these-almost complete the Charities mitder' tbe itnnage. ment of the CorponaliQn We intend to publish anotler double Numober on tbe first of Aligast, if we find it prac. ticable. 'I'he pnblicalion of a ...

... WFgave last week ant account Of somne of the Chairities recorded in the last iiumber of this u'seful work, and we now proceed to notice, as briefly as their impo rtance will allow' the bequests oft' thebeonevolent Dr.:Ttoumas White. InI 1613 he gave varions tenements sitnated in the Parish of Temple whereon to erect a hospital, called the Teniple hospital, and- endowved it for the 'reetption ...

... THE ARMY. MILITARY REMINISCENCES. A Night before St. Sebastian.-During the second attack upon St. Sebastian, I passed the most eventful night, or rather morn- ing, I ever spent; I will not allow from fear, for I was not afraid, but from extreme suspense and surprize. I was sure of being killed, and had made up my mind to it. I was desirous to be killed at once, feeling like a man going to be ...

... APRIL, 1829.—It is now time to say something of St. Peters- burgh, and I can assure you that this is a task I enter upon with considerable reluctance, as the subject has so recently been dis- cussed by more able and accomplished travellers, yet I should but ill discharge the duties of your correspondent were I not to contribute my mite, and should pay but a poor compliment to the Russian ...

... ZAM'P Baian/1 June 27. 1'Jfl. EonuVI About a year ago, some gentlemen conntected, wi h Btanff ing and its vicinity, ?? themselves into on institution fur tile cessi p~rooecution of' Science, literature, and the Arts, and fur thup Iniag diocovery and cucourigenmenr Of native genius and talullt. the That these objeccts are in themselves ?? Of' the wvorm-est intar encouragement, and productive, ...

... I I1REL AN D). , Ilr O'Connell has arrived at Dublin, from his agitating e e excursion. Oin the 13th ult. he addiessed an inlmense num- t ber of' people att Kilrush. In the course of his speech he said, 1 With the gratitude of an Irishman and the sincerity of a rfriend, I thank you. I -am rjoiced to see you assembled to tell the world that yoo ate not hidebted to W'elling ton or Peel for ...

... THif HERI ANNIS CONCERT. - - .L .L A d . The Herrmann's gave their third concert at the Adelphi this I day ie'nnight, and were again received by a large and fashion- able company, which, considering the wretched state of the wteather upon that evening, and the natural difficulty there was t to resist the temptation of staying in doors, was, certainly, more than wre'lad any expectation of ...

... We -have frequent opportunities of observing pretty aind' .~accurtely the state of affairs as they affct the general Wi: LU body of the people; and we have known seasons of bitter hav ,d distress and of transient prosperity, reajiectively depress fl Ie and elevate various portions of' our countrymen, partieun Col jrlarly the ps'oductive classes. But we..must say, and w~e Ri 1)f speaik.frons ...

... THE SUBSCRIPTION FOR, MR. BELL e e We bad no room in our last publication to take up, edito.t , rially, the cause of Mr. Bell, and therefore embrace this oppor. a y tunity of returning ;o the subject. Our readers are aware that St we have repeatedly brought the claims of tbis ingenious and 5N e useful man before the public; that we considered his great services as meriting the grateful ...

... Oh stay!'-To)MiV MOsaE. We do not nuimber ourselves in the immense class of shallow Persons who delight in making antitheses of theory and practice: on the contrary we believe, with Bentham, that the theory which is not borne out by practice is merely a bad theory; and it is as unreasonable thence to hold all theories in contempt, because there are as many bad as good practices in the world ...

... The expectations held out by the last Russian bulletin, of the fall of Silistria, have been realized. The Prussien State Gazette, and the Ilessager des Chembres of Sunday week, 1I ave hrougrht twvo accou,,ts of this event, which difftr hut in few particulars. Contrary to theTutkish custom the fortress has capitulated, and capitulated also before it had been re- duced to the same defenceless ...

... THE IARKET MORNING. To the Editor of the Huill Packet and FMisznber.Mercusry. De omnibus rebus, cum mnultis alilis, SiN-Havinrg passed two, or three rcstless hours (whether resulting from 'an evil conscience, or from certain coquettings ivtih thie juice of the grape the preiiotts night, this deponent soith not), I arose early ori T'uesday morning last, and resolved on walking out to breathe ...