... The following Petition has been prepared by the Cork Committee to be presented on the meeting of Parliament:— THE HUMBLE PETITION OF THE UNDERSIGNED LAY MEM- BERS OF THE UNITED CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND IRE- LAND, INHABITANTS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF CORK, HUMBLY SHOWETH, That your Petitioners regard the United Church of England and Ireland as the chosen instrument of Almighty God to pre- serve ...

... ?? Rtoy's INTrEliVIriv, vv 171A, wI'IY HIS KrNI(S ,l flu. (;f1GOliY 01 ABERDE1'EN. (Itrsdtctis t NeZew Edition of ?? rovels.) cc Raob Roy was sont bv the Earl of Mar to Aberdeen to raise, w it is believed, a part of the clan Gregor, wihich is sttled in rt that country. These men were of his own foamily (the race of a the Ciar Mohr). They werc the flescondants of about three b ?? idacilregors, ...

... Vienna, Nov. I11. According no letters from Scullin, the Porte, having ptiid the e first instalanett of the cui-niercial indemnity, attiountine to 590t,11UO DUtch ducats, and caticed the fortress of Giurgevo to be evn-onitet&, tite R nssians hlad, on the Ist of' the oninth, qiedthe City of At'ri'nople to deliver i't up to tfie Titrlrish 'tItio'et~es appointed for the purpuse by the Ottomnues ...

... TO II.C EDITOR qf Ilto AXIEnD7Er.\ JOI \AT.. Elginr, 21st Nrov. 1829. I beg veour insertion of the frrllneing Statemrnt, relative tor an affar in which I have acted as the trirul of ii much in-. ?? land calumniated individual. As the mattr lis caused a sansaition in the part of the country wtherc it oecurred, andi as many versions of the circumstance-'.rc in circla1tion, I UUim it proper to ...

... *The formn of Chivalry starts brn its sleep.-M& FlUv. INTRODUCTORY LETTER. To thle Editor of the Bristol Mllercry. SIR,-Malgrd the assertion of Burke, and the swan-like melodies of desponding bards, the age of chivalryis not past. Isitesscessary to its ekistence, that the chamupion of virtue should issue forth Aren'd ill complete steel, to do battle on her enemies in the four quarters of ...

... .1 . w M-- I d: (From the vestern Tlimes.) We last week inserted an account of a most unprecedented occurrence, at Stoke Church, on the 25th of November, and we confess it was not with- out astonishment that we perused the details of an occurrence so disgrace- ful to civilized life,-so abhorrent to all correct Christian feeling. Surely the grave was not the place for a dispute, such as the one ...

... EXC UlP.ATORV PROOF U-4,8II stdremontnrr I .EXCUI.olTRV PRtOOF (ha acc ident.i nod obsefrved. the small boat Jeaze the Louisa.. xea JUst before th, collision thoe small boa~tw~as drawnO astern to ~sabdut the length of herself, but by wbat~catsse he -could to~t ~e% ep It. Llcdiw foe sisis aircturnstallre, he thoiglkt: the col~j :EA fitlatn ivouldbhv iao voided. Observespthe Ld~isa, ands thought ...

... : IMPORTANT TO COACH :PROPRIETQRS. ., ~ ~ ?? . _ , . 1 *. . ._ :bee -COilt Thlalda3y a cautae ivastried in this-ity,- the result of out asbidit is oF considerable ?? to Icoach proprietors, the. tinder the. pcubliar cirin.utances of the caqse the Lo frot J3ast i e Cgle rk co ndfceiirded to hear parties in his own chain- wih ber Lo , Ioicrenf-ad Pimilly were lso present. The eot Dea of PauRyi ...

... I i 'T , It is now definitely arranged that Lieutenant-General Lord it. E. H. Somerset, K.C.B. and M.- P. will be ap- ovt pointed Colonel of the 1st (royal) regiment of drsgoon.s, vice General Thomas Garth;, deceased; and that MajorGe.. d neral Sir John Elley, K.C.LB., fromn the royal regiment of Wpe horse guards, will succeed to)the Colonelcy of the l7th lan- in i cers, vice Lord. Edward ...

... ITHE REQUSITIfO ISITS OQF I~NC LINSPIREI D AND ~~TI kIG SRIE. l The refusal of the Sberiff of LincoXeshfie to convene a County nmeeting, to take into consideration theomalt and beer duties, though two requisitions, one fronm the gentlemen of the COunty, and another from the yeomanry, had been for.. warded to him for that purpose, has created a great sensation in that county, and as a pablic ...

... .JI X , LR , z , V TAX. a ar , V / 1 eA- v Ai B ?? 4 ?? A T O M h i~, in f*- hich willmi Ne les-d t I. I i #* t~i, } ?? i ?? $aiolt cost of tbe ?? ad lib~ab iie' ~makigo +d~. NwI*eie£.'- thought that le- pro~itI but, Iaidana ,J stil say ?? fie tax edause~u moo redes ftnontf tht - bitc esthi4 itM 'oas 1oiti'ai~efstw l . 'hiw I c Xe fhardly ani thingfifmylcrn~t;i 4 biot :get @td. pound i~d ...

... - ?. - ??TaE,;TATE! ?? - ?? ?? ?? i.-: n 4la iednesday: last, a meeting o the Joarneyenii Ca- inet- makers, 'anti otliers conterned in th trade, was held in the- ourt Riiusei ?? the LhteC~nagstrate, Sir 'ephen Mlay, 'auid C. ?? 'Skitinler, ?? ?? ?? ?? -The meeting' was convened i naccordance wih the desire ex'pa essed by siome workmen etnsployed in that trade, with a view of exculphitig ...