... 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 were so dreadfully scorchefi as as 4 ?? hope of their recovery. 'ie have heard to,, leave i* Dug of the meen is since dead, but we cannot learn whe'b 5ts55 ated mei is correctM the, Eltat sor ...

... [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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... : 3Oft7MzrEfTS .4D STATUES. Ingratitude is said to b-the Aaron's rod, that swallows up all the minor vices. I'if the troth of this remark is ad- ?? be rgairded as having exhibited this a lpropensiry ih a remarkable degree, and to one of the greatest benefactors of ±hehumar race. Monuments and &enotaphs, and statues; have very properly been. erected to the memory of just jrdges, valihne ...

... ,IP. IDUCKINGFIAAFS VIEPLY TO IUS - O1'1'O)Nt ANTS. rf0 THE EDSITOR. OF Til~t C.ALTEfONTAIC StlrRiCUitt l1itis-i lintel, July 21. SIa-Consid,,ring the megnmnitde t-f the rine.tionl oil winchr I sin eradeavolring, to ouse tile 1gotlic attention, and thle variety of the interests that aire likzeiy to ire nabfcted b c thechaige 1am dvet-tin, i ws hardly to lbe expected - iliat T shoauld escaipe ...

... FRENCH PdPERS. [FRr OM THE GAZKTTR DE FRANCE DATED JULY 25.j 1AR5, J ULY25.-1,'.:*Axi erbrg Con-espondentannounceesin an article from Berlin, t.t the Russians bays resolved to under- take the siege of ChoAmis, an,' that thirty battalions of infantry and five regiments of cavalry will *40 employed In It. The gor- rison is at present reduced to 15,000 mins It is suppoud that the place may be ...

... We have been furnished with %be fellowing authentic particu- lars of a late diabolical attempt to maurder a young man, at Clare, in Suffolk -Mr. Bridge, a respectable draper, having enter- tained suspicions that he had been robbed by his journeyman, discharged him. Mr. B. had two apprentices, named Viall and Green, the former about sixteen years of age, tlhe son of tbe late Mr. Viall, a ...

... At -a 'carlyt Aiectiy oqf the Rellqioua Society of Frieniz,.. hold I{n London, by adjournments frow thre 20th if the 53th M ath - to the 29th of the same, inclusive, 1829. This Meeting has been Introduced Into at feeling tit mich ?? and brotherly love for olt, arepthren on the Amrei- can Continent. We have heard, with deep couitern and sorrow, of the close trials to which they have been ...

... 1'fitlmtc of 01fonibap to Letnesba0r I- Iu E S N ~D YsL 0NGAZETt E. ?? Stareford- plae, East-street, Kent-road, Surrey, to1~tlir~I5eI 5 Geor'e's-flclds Southwvark, baker. ~ 's ~od, IANSKRUPTS. , pa l s C harch-yard, merchant. Sols. Barra ,d, F~ch ¢, rewCheapside. yKelt. t~eilyauds Linroln's Inn, plumber. Sol. Mr. I ?? y C. 1.CiW 5r arnodsev-street. St. Olave s, Southwark, carrier It' ShirP-; ...