... DREADFUL SHIPWRECK. OF THE BRISTOL, I AND LAMENTABLE LOSS OF LIFE. The last accounts from New Yorik bring a most dis tiesiing narrative of the loss of the'ship Bristol, Cap- tain M'Keon, which sailed from' Liverpool- f6o New York &h' tb' 15th October, with a eargo of.dry-gOOdS and having on board about eightypassengers, the ye~pter~sag,*, ,eqiants from Ireland and the Xagricult~rb diig^ tn ...

... AN Association has been formed in London, tor tie purpose of procuring a Repeal of the Corn-laws. This is good; for it will make the landlords attack the Consoli&ated Fund-the Taxes; and that is the real object tha they and the people ought to aim ?? have not yet read, all through, the manifesto of the Association; but, carelessly dipping into it, we came across a passage so abounding in ...

... * THE LATE ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION IN POR- TUGAL-THREATENED INVASION BY GOMEZ. LISBON, Nov. 12.-Since my letter by the Iberia steamer of the 8th instant, which did not, from some unaccountable circumstance which I cannot explain, cross the bar until the morning of the 10th, things in general have remained in the same position; yet the public mind continues much in the same state of irri- tation ...

... At IAmENTARY PAPER.-COMMISSINERS. Return to an Address from the House of Commons, agreed to, on the motion of Col. Sihthortbe 9th of Feb- ruary, 1836, for a return of all the C6Int ii ipnuaat have been issued; the number and names. f *fi sioneza secretaries, Clerks, and other persons t Ad if employed individually in more ?? one what number so employed; togethef wit! ieveith particulars ...

... We are now in the middle of November, and have still to report the progress of the harvest in the upland dis- tricts. This week corn cutting bas been going briskly for-- ward at the Path of Condie, and in many other places among the Ochills there is still a good deal to cut as well as to carry. Both the oats and barley are much better crops than could have been anticipated after so long a pro. ...

... tr at rule keralu. London, Uundao, geptember 9, is3s.'I MR. OASTLEB. Last week we published-an account of a procession the people of Huddersfield and its neighbourhood, X escort this gentleman from the house in which he ha lived the greater part of his days, into the town of Hu de s~eid, in which he means to live for the- future; bu there are circumstances connected with his departui from his ...

... i TmRtftN& TO Ai'tEPAY1Rg. Irythem WIk ing 'CVroniul4 Of tof, 28tl 'ikstant, under the head '5 0oiit -nf ,e b Poor-l4w,t we find.a letterl -itned. XY.,'J whichp;repete-witd; fallacy as its;ii yetwortl qooting',eause it shows' what ?? and sifigin s niharecourse . to, inorder to keep pedp sliitnds'p to the fnirther toleratin of the'sie'4ciel . ?? _ - In an extenshve agrirnltural parish, not ...

... I . MR. ,HUME and THE LAND. - TO THE EDITOR OF TilE CAMI'IUVNu. Sma,-There.is a passage in one of the orations of 'Mr. HumE, which 1 thinkl you would do well t6 remind your readers of, as it contains matter very proper, in my opinion, for them to reflect upon just at this time. It has been a' subject of regret with those who have the interest of the country most sincerely at heart, and who, at ...

... I HOUSE QFiLORDS-MOKDky. * The Earl of Shaftesbury'took his seat on the woolsack, in the absence of the Lord Chancellor. Lord WYNFORD presented a petition against the operation of the new pdbr-law. *.TaEATY WrvI TH''tmEy.-Thc Earl of RlroiN after aliud- ing .tothe sixth article of the treaty vith Turkey, which stipulates that all monopolies shall be put an end to in the Turkish dominions, ...

... Parturiunt mamntes aswcetur rfdicul EMU.- (TO THIS EDITOR OF THE CHAMPION.) Si :-Understanding Mr. Fish'is specially instructed to reply to Mr. R~cHEs' letter which appears in last week's CHeAmes-zonand as be has chosen to make your paper the vehicle wherein to attack my veraiy n tl em.t thin tha thse wo hae s nt o statements of facts from Norwich, are unworthy of en ?? endeavour, through ...

... Of 564 fires which occurred in and around London during ;he last year, the following are the causes, as far as the same mould be ascertained by diligent inquiries made by the fire. nen immediately after the occurrences:- Accidents of various kinds, sparcely avoidable, 11; ap. parel taking fire on the person, 2; bed-curtains set on fire ay accident, 71; accidents with candles, 57; cases of pal. ...

... 11~ zgf ?? Itg ; ILl Z am - (From, the -Thpein Cronil of Thursday.) -The ik~rhia tus6ionte language of the: Post-office Bgill has oeor two curious points con nedted Mwith it.-: In te first kplcejit3,had ian1836 pagsed through the ?? df ?? and got into the 1, ln4 yet floO( tlie ('ntt scode-ed last night to b ,o ?? liad a/akened attdhtion; before, We have always thought O he peculiar claim set ...