... lTATE OF' TH OtSN1v A Tad Mwtow4si JovxK*AqiL _iot.w4e days-ge edntp edl anitde ent wibeh ?epreented~ohithe 4mX n 5 bo, eifti-iD I s}J~on-S ae ii sich a stt, .httelre u.weya- able to eifiploy~telatter, and that these are sometimes shut. up in pens, like cattle,' and kept there during wrorkzing hours, to prvent- them from. prozling abou t and doingg mischieE; and that Mr. Peel said, that he ...

... (F7orn the Dublin Evening Post of Thnrsclay.) Thle proclamation, we hope, has worked the object it wms designed to accomnplish. There is no more news ot interest frol the North-the arrival of the 8th Dragoons in the North-the march of artillery from Charlemiont to Coal Island-the presen'ce of the l i4g's Troops a.longl the ilsulr- genit Yeosiallry of Fermiansigh, have produced a sedutive ...

... I - -.PZTITZONXNG CREDITORS. 'For the London Gqaelte of Fridfly, Jaly 24th, 1820.) Bennett J-J Fletcher,Can-l.ne, Sedgley, baker. July 4 Bleckirell F-J andtl J Bodfuldt Milk-st. Nvareiousenien. July 14: Brewier IV--MI Abraham, Bristol, gent. July 14 mraodh'srst J-MAl Wallworth, Congle-ton, silk throwster. Jtly W) I'nrrer A-T Bltld eosore. Nevupnt, Salop, woooistapler. Jly :1 lox S-C J Mills, ...

... CRDI. CON.-D'OYLY V. BEVILLE. This was an action brought by Mr. John Hudley D'Oyly, a gentleman residing in India, against Henry Edward Beville, Esq. Lieutenant in the 5th Dragoon Guards, to recover damages for criminal conversation with the plaintiff's wife. The damages were laid at £5000. Mr. Cockburn having opened the pleadings, Mr. Serjeant Spankie stated the case. The defendant having ...

... [CONTINUEDse Flinn LAST With regned to any specific' IobJectioflB that may be urged against-thoeabolition of thle Patent system, your petitiotter conceives that, if it'b dite i sternb~~fias been attended with injury ratlier thnbnfit to tihe patentees lhernol~esO, the weight of tny such obj Ctn tat be rducedi to ?? exerneiel 5 amount; and tilatsuch is reallth cae.haothte authors Of usreful ...

... 4- vm gautItt0t~t SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1'9 The currency question has been discassed usque ad natusetm, yet it is stiml so imiperfectly understood, and a knoxwledge of its bearings is s6 important il all business transactions, that we may be exdused in bringing it frequently before our readers. In the following remarks on prices, previous to, dur- ing, and subsequent to the latc wart e shall maL ...

... NEWCASTLE, JULY,3. There is nothing of an official character from the Danube this week; butletters from Odessa, in the Ham- burgh papers, state that two Russian corps had succeed- ed in crossing the Balkan. Count Pahlen is said to have arrived at Sclimmo, which is on the southern side of the Balkan, at the commencement of the plains, and about eighty miles distant from Adrianople. Prince ...

... MISCELLANY, ORIJGINA L AN)D SELECTED1. Sir Walter Scott, lbnth the ilsd rand y'utir i will delgt Coit bar, is bustty ?? sriI )isis third series isV Taes of IGa ndhtiit flttier. Thisi Fesirs will wit tssir, embracte ssrcoitits of both (tic f/fes; aisd slhrfortyjis-.-.Litera-rg~ Cerlfei. ''lie copy of thle Alfire' F-auncisd, in four voltrimes, fotio, presented by the Emperor Napoleon to ...

... I I INALjTTER To THLE M!ARQUIS OF BLANflFORD. (From the Political Register-.] C Your Lordship says, that universal suflfrage is an inveiltion ti of modern dat e. I wi'll not go back to Saxonatimnes; I will not go back to the practice after the Norman Conquest; hut will make miy stand upon the Principles of thle laws and cons~titutioll. Iii the first place, it is a well known mnaxifli iu of ...

... Lord Willoughby de Brooke, at his audit at Louth, re- turned to bis low-ground tenants of the parish of Gayton- le-Marsh, a whole year's rent, and agreed to deduct 10 per cent. from the rent for the time to come. The Rev, Dr. Meed, Rector of the parish, also abated his tithes 30 per cent. Robert Cracroft, Esq. of Hackthorn, has returned ten per cent. to his tenants. Joseph Livesey, Esq. of ...

... (From ii Letter in tire ieorszdng Iersld.) 1)EviZES, JULY 2G. SIn,-I travelled. yesterday from London to ties town on the outside of tiln coachI with tbe exception of the last se- venr niles svlhich I vaiered, in order to ascertain the real state of the crops of wheat by personial and riniiute exami- nation-a suliject always interesting to the public, but pe- culiarly so at this period of ...

... , PUBLIC DISPUTATIO ON THE RULE OF FAITH. I In conscquence of being rather too late in going to the Chapel, where this. disputationl was held, we found it s ilrpossible to obtain a seat within hearing of the dis- . putants. We have therefore copied the account of it, from the Hierald of Thursday. At tile meeting held on Friday the 17thi instant, for the v formation of asl auxiliary for ...