... Tnhe LibWrTy OE tie late m1r. Edebier. , ., .. - r i._. ~,f (From tie Literary Gazete.) Mr. Heber's colletions were begun during his residence at college, and were Conflinred to such books as were coinected with his studies, and his lhinited means as a student would allow of his purchasing. His excursive mind did not, how- ever, rest satisfied with the mere course of reading which is required ...

... SMI~hFIELD, Afolida, Det. Id. _ The market is fullv supplied with Beasts, bst a great Ta. jorisy still continue of a very indiffiere (It resterpto. Themn approach of Christmnss. however, has caused aestetdemand fo ,et ,ulties of, Beef, which have gone titp to 4s. beiugI an advance of 2d. per stone upont our quotation of this ay se~~sitt.~~.Mutit is also dearer, no doubt arising from a1 ?? good ...

... - I fl To the .DITIO o1 f the OXFORD JOtRgArt- I I - r a { 1 - I 11. Al-n ;Qn between I - Ma. E0 IOlt Cut.-Gt, thierc be tians comiplarison UeLV'VU' i Slavery within the inillence of the Gospel, and exterlninfa- ; tion from the face of the earth without a hope of salvation ? . The horrible Pitictue of exterminating war carried on in l tne Soith of Africa, as given in one of your late JournIals ...

... BOROUTGH OF HUDDEMlS.FTELD.' T'e nomination of candidates to fill the office of RepTesen- tativc for this borough, vacant by the death of Captain Fenton, took place on Alonlay morning at ten o'clock, il the Market- square of uluddersfield. Although political feeling ran very high in this place, not the slightest infraction of the peace occurred prior to the norniaation; nor, if we except the ...

... FAIUYJGDON, July 18. rn . . l FALSEr ALAIIZ- TJie inhabitants of this town and neigh. bourhood were placed in the deepest ?? iln londay last, by the circulation of a report thiat a ?? resinigig in the village of BIurcot, about three miles hence on the Lechlade road, had had its head cut off, and that Ithe body had been given to a. bear to eat ! So intense was tie excilenient, tiiat a poor ...

... LONDON, JuLY 18. New York papers to the 251h ult. contain melan- col y details of the ravages of the cholera in different parts of the Un ted States, but more particularly at New Orleans, which was revisited by thle disease in the beginning of June. A considerable proportion of' the deaths, which are said to have averaged 80 n-day. is composed of persons of the more respectable classes of ...

... PogTf C.RIPT. By letters from Madrid of the 21st ult. contained in the Paris Papers, we are happy to learn that the. Eng- lish Minister at Madrid, Mr. Villiers, has engaged in the benevolent task of endeavouring to put an end to the civil war in Spain. Under his auspices, Colonel Caradoc is about to leave Madrid for the head quarters of Zutinalacarrenguy, in order to induce hinm to return to ...

... TUEtD bA{S POST CONTINUED- * 1O~USE OFLOflDBS.FrldaY. A variety of petitions were presented and the Irish Court of Chancery Amendment Bill, and the Escrhats Bill, were passed. -Some further examination of the witnesses in sup- port of ?? Warwick Borough Bill took place, and thefurtrher, consideration of the case tvas adjourned to Tharsday_ On the motion of the Earl of Radnor, two of the ...

... HOUSE -OF LORDS-1V-~onelay. t Lord Dmm.I.Nc presented a petition from thle prisoners J conifined for debt in the King's Benich, praying for the abo- t litietu of' iniprisonmetit for debt. Petitions for the praecetion of thle Establlohved Church were Pr presented by Lord Kenyan, from parishes in Yorksltire ;by Pr Lord Rolle, from several places in Devonshire ;by the laiel p( of flarewood, ftrom ...

... On Friday last a large concourse of people of all classes, ages, and sects, were assembled to witness the ceremony of laying the first stone of the Gasometer. A stage had been previously erected for the convenience of the ladies and others disposed to avail themselves of the accommodation it offered; and a band was in attendance to enliven the scene and con- duce to the pleasure of the company ...

... STXUD3F OcR 2DI SATURDAY, OCT. 24, IE MA JESTY'S VISIT . , es nota. da latpe albo, A vi'it to our University fromn Royalty itself is so'rare sVi' eventthtit, ihett it does occur, it at once constitutes a f ettie with us-_a festival in which our scholastic and municipal classes, our laic and our cleric, alike zealously accord. Such seas the aspect which Oxford presented during the first half ...

... The Mforning Chlronicle of this datew,4vqs letter fron Athens, of the 6th lit. ; this letter describes an in- surrection in Patras, provoked by the itnposition of a very ill-named, if not impolitic tax, the Industry Tax. 1Patras was, in consequence of the insurrection, declared to be in a state of siegc. Lisbon papers of the- 22d ilt. represent the city to have been in a state of tranquillity ...