... i MACKINTOSH'S ELECTRICAL THEORY, OF- THE- - UNIVERSE. i This is truly a wonderful age in- which we livee, We have new systems of government; new systemsof commerce; inot forgetting a new systemr of stamp laws,);new. weights and seasure, .new systewsmof locomotion in the heavens above, a the earthb beneath, andon the waters under the earth, by alloons, steam-carriages, and steam-vessels, and ...

... .. at-o . - . A Letter to those Millowners who continue to Oppose the Tea Hours' Bill, and who impudently dare to Break the present Factories Act. By RICHARD OASTLER. . You murder his-Majesty's subjects. by wholesale, neither do you pity or ever spare. You drive them to hell like sheep. And what is your gain Is it not the blood of these children 7 Who, then, would envy, your large estates ...

... TO THE WORKING CLASSESJ ON T!HEIR STATS! AN NDITISi., , - Nov. 1, .; , - ,;} eoncluded my last letier by showing, you tb qje lth idltand the foreigner hadi been grad y b enefiti'bythe cbeap productions of machinery, till eveuually thycould pVuWelase three tirres the quantity for the emne moneyi tat the poor. abourer em ployed in miaing the article bajklkl gra ~ully. reduced from 140.>t4 to 5s. ...

... X[RELAND. Tithe Campaign in YougAal. Under this heading the Cork Reporter gives a letter from a Youghal correspondent, calling himself An Enemy to Oppres. Fion, from which we take the following extract:- d6 Since my last communication, the ' rebellion gentlemen,' beaded by the law agent of the Rev. Richard Rogers. rector of Killeagb, made an attempt to arrest a peer widow of the name of ...

... Domestic and foreign polities have ceased to interest the citizens this week; even Spain has been very little thought of The great topic of interest and conversation' bas been the great scarcity of money; that is, money has been miade scarce, for there is plenty of money in reality.' The Bank of England, by raising its discount lately, and setting its face against discounting American bill, ...

... - eTo the Editor of the London Dispach. SIT,-I will not say that the money airs o our country at this time present a glioomy appelrance; fer, believig in the mis- chievous effects of all money, and especially of papersmoney, I regard the present embarrassed state of the issuers of the later, in this and other countgres, as a happy omen that it wll, ere long, destroy its makers, and thereby ...

... MAi3KINTOSSf'ELC-tICAkL 'THEORY OF ThE UN! VERSM- -e UPLP_ t. a., . id . -. - - This we Isc.Wehv tlEiirtuliaondr X~iagin ilek'ire live. Weahave ; new syatems of tovepr~went; uesw Syste siof coimMerce_; -jot forgetting nw Syste of. stapp. l awa) new. weights. ainl esurest nehe sfitma f ooMOtjoitn, in the heavens above, .in th earth beneath .and on tUi iats bneir the rtb, by; bfll~orns, ...

... To the PuiisIher of the London Dispatch. SIR,-I beg to thank you most cordially for the efforts you have made to emancipate, the British Press; and I feel that my thanks are the more cordially due to you, because you have, during the whole of your struggle, advocated, with unparalleled zeal and bold- ness, the soundest social and politieal principles ever advocated by any, among themany, ...

... THE LA'TE GRAND-3ALLOON ASCENT.-MR. GREEN'S I . OWN ACCOUNT. I The inflation of the balloon commenced at 10 minutes past 11 o'clock, and in the space of 12 minutes it possessed sufficient power to support itself. Thirty-six men of the Lambeth division of police were then placed around, each taking charge of one of the cords connected with the net-work. In about an hour an iron weight of 56 lbs ...

... TEUB LNAPDOIW1GAZATTU. . - _' --. m FR!TDAY, StPrmMBER 9,. : DECLARATION OF: INSOLVUNCY. Jacob Wicks, Bauiaghali-street, Cit, ware ' a. ; ar KRVPTS. John Alpe, Basinghall-street, City, hoier, to surrender Sept, 16, at half-past ten, and Oct. 21, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Soli- P ditors, Messrs Richardson aai Talbot, Bedford-ow; o a aree, Mr. Graham, Basinghall street. - ;.. John ...

... So mueh has been said and written upon Ihe various workings of this revolting and unchristian law, that it would almost seem a work of supererogation, to add another word to the condemnation it has received at the hands of every one whose heart beats responsive to the appeals of humanity. But every hour of its abominable existence discovers some further cause of well-founded complaint. Its ...

... TO THE READERS OF THE LONDON DIS- PATCH, AND PEOPLE'S POLITICAL AND SOCIAL RFFORMER. MY FRIENDS,-Though personally unknown to you, I call you my friends, because I believe that men hold- ing the principles which you and I hold, cannot, if they be sincere, have feelings other than those of friendship for one another. Assuming then that I am entitled to address you on the footing of friendship, ...