... TO DISPOSED OF. Person, respectably and extensively established in the B->ne Crushing Business, In the immediate Neighbourhood of Hull, wishes to Dispose of U»e same, with the PREMISF.S. BONE-MILLS. STB AM’-NCI NE, CIRCILAR VENEER SAW-MILL, &e. which are eligibly situated, and close upon the Navigation. Letters, (post-paid,) with the proper Name, addressed to C. H., care of the Editor, will ...

... tits. Oad. was; Explolesion in a Codafl.3Ve.-..On ThIUrSd ay enih -:mendious expiosiwon of carbilrettedl itydrogentople lVlc-' the pits of' te Clayton Colliery, by which ?? e is 0 DS and three others ...

... THE STATE ANDPROSPECTS OF THE COUNTRY. If aw bad had suflicient space in reserve for some corn- v ments on the letter of Dioplhantus, entitled, A new View of British Commerce, we should probably ha ...

... THE CHARTER OF LlVlRPOOL. Exclusive companies are nuisances in every respect.'. - ADAM SMRIT1. £Continuedfrom aformer number.] It seems that it is in the contemplation of the freemen Otf Liverpool to ...

... London, nTesday, June 30. 4Urry, Tw.o O'CLOCK.-COfsOlS for Accounthavebeen E3e1 j, all day; Exchequer Bills and India Bonds are 2s. to 3s. higher. This is settling day at the Stock Exchange. Mexican Stock is 21; Brazil, 6 ; Russian, 972. In other Stocks, no material alteration. HWAlF-PAST TanRE.-Consols for Account 88j, buyers; Nexican 21; Greek 14 15; Portuguese 42 R; Russian 975a; ...

... Agitation is about to commence it' biugland-. The ample of the Popisb.Aasociation in Dublin. and the success which has attended its operations, have inspired the discontented spirits -of the sister isle with renewed confidence. A political society, most dangerous in its ColiStittition, is about to be established, and its meetings aretto-be periodically held in the Thehtre of the London ...

... :=E BELFAST NEWS-mETTER. F'RIDAYJULY 3. LzONXDON-O1VD3A}', JZTNE 29.> VVICTORY. OVERTIiE-TURKS, ; ?? tao Courier.)J' 'We have. at lenetjijeqeved official ..intelligence from the Russian arrny in the shape of a bulletin, (the fifth,) dated'from Warsaw on the;9,th, insea ted. in the Prus- sian State Gazette, ofthe 23d, with an RErtraordinary Supplement .to the. Gazette. ' Thedattercontains ...

... TUB MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WBDATEsDaY JULY29, 1829- A Report of a case of crinm. con. at the Sheriffs' Court, yesterday, will be found in another column. Heavy damages were given. Modes and fashions are certainly changing. Spanish jealousy was at one time proverbial, and now a Spanish husband is the least jealous of all husbands. The Italians were formerly so jealous, that they never ...

... Brussels Papers to the 30th Instant reached UJ yesterday. It will be seen by the followtng extracts, that success has also declared for the Russians lit Ati8, Where they claim a victory of some Importrucs. - ST. PETERSHURGHI, JULY 15.-The day before yesterday, the birth-day of her Majesty the Empress was celebrated Ps usual, by dilite service, and with every demonstration of public re- pilect ...

... [PILOM THt MESSAGEX DES cbIoAmmS Or JULY 22.] (Coatinnation of th letters from Constantinople of the 25th June)-On the 23d, the English and French Ambassadors, who had been received witit the gnretest diaticetion by the Govern- mtnt, and with real ethousiam by ith people, received the usual presents from the ottoman Porte. Megnifcent Cach- mere shawls were pre ent d to Count Guiliemifot. Sir ...

... 'Tite Museumi of.this Society continues ta be almost ?? 'enriched with contributions from friends of science at norne and abload, and is conseqlueotly progressing both in valpe and usefulness. Yestefiiy (Tiesday) a collection of Mi-. nerals, purchased by thi Society from'the Mineralogical In- stitute of Heidelberg ii&Germnany, was received, and is now ini courte of being arranged and iaid ...

... EMANCIPATION OF-SLAVE CHILDREN. THF, question of Slavery in our Coloniei has been so frequently agitated during the last balf eentary, that it is ntterly beyond the reach of expeccation to say any thing that bas not been much inore ably urged at least a bhn- dred times before ; but still we think it is the duty of 11ose who acknowledge the evils of the system, although they may not hope to ...