... Z (From Woolner's Exeter and Plymnouth Gazette. tu l We pablish with much pleasure the following ta interesting eleter on the subject of Tithes, by a u! , Farmer,' which, although written in tile old su stile, is c31culated we think, to thirw some nenv ?? .ight upon the subject:- pi ,St What would the Fartncrs gains if iiswe is~~ 4'~~li~~?ied A inch good' VD I aI was lately at aeountsy Meetn ...

... Dolitcot-ir I'litelitoclIM I The Dnichess of Gloc;!ster, we legret to hcar, ha ; beer illdisposed vi Iitilthe ?? rew daysat Baosnrt, 1° irising from un ?? of a complai)it a ith wlticil it ?? j Highness has ieen alflieted for sotot' 1 years past -. j ?? OF THE MtUNTCIPAL PrOnicr.-A Ycircular ha8s been recently issued front the -lnlic- fIllcc, dlileetedl t - the ighli Constables ttf the priiu te ...

... [TR.U-. CHR''ONICEE-1 BANGOR, 'rUISI)AY, DsltCvsIt 4, 1832. It almosts etery laige town in the empire ad. dresses ?? war with ?? are inl cocrse of signature, Ill defianee. alilie of tihe ministry and the Political Unions. A meetinr wisa held last week,, at Shrewshury, to consiter the propriety of petitioning the King on this momentousSailjeCt; but the radicals brough t forirwatd such: a force ...

... h 'y ?? A'owth 1J ales Chmplicek; t .. T, Eito' ?? s' r price. ?? D- - - ?? - Grea~t .api.'ln iil jflfl U lt ' my Great sorprice flt Sii broildI that I al ?? i. tthe eleeili1. prt Ir a ?? ?? tile Carnaironsihire BorOugIIs, 0deII l J tage has been taten by the oppoiie ~t tlfluenc my tenants and tbose c6.lh tilte y I amn indeticl Uto resgirt thro`ugh the me 51 jy : ,r paper tluis piblicly to ...

... *Pi atX O the ?? -OU fl0.: ?? POLAND., The last seal has been put to tbe alatnities of the Polish people-not of the Polish ateon, fir 'that is no more. Wheit the Autocrat of Rassia dashed his pen across the treaty of ienn, to. ivhich England and France kere parties, he in suited England and Frence, and neittler of those Powers can put lip with such contenaptoops. treut- iawnt from the haughty ...

... To the Editor of the North 'I Ves Chronicle. S, Though I greatly deprecate such' para- graphs in our public. prints as do not sffleiently, diserimltante. between virtue and vice; and little as (Iike to see praises lavished upon persons whose sitoateons 'o life, and 'aily habits do not call for such *publi regardr yet I would. not withhold pratse snhere..prtsa. is due, nor forego the advan- ...

... . Fforcioiv 11I1trlioneIr. ?? A letter from Reggio of tle Ist of March says:- 'hc lun 1 il cl tile I11 ejlecl hlns set o1l minds in agitation. The Duke of lodenta Considers it an riet of treasoin ?? thwe part l Franee. I-le has des ?? acouricr to Viennia, aold colifiden tie a arts tlhat, the Gauils will slon' he (I1rivenl Otit of Iultl. Solme yoig muon or Anicona fastenle i an iinniense ...

... I ROYAL E I.S;tED-f'Ol)D,-; tEA-MAIS: S. Tbsis great nation I festi ral commeneed-on Tues d&'last, ?? of Atgust.- 115 A large conicourse of the native talept of Cam- n hria ?? in Beaninaris oa.this interesting to *Cea5;0;n B B l j ?? froitn ever patt o:f the Princcipality came forward s ittl patriotic :irdour to sapport, by the exertioln or their ?? _ so] institluti,,, peculiar to tbe land f ...

... TME CHRONICLE. BANtGolt, TUEoDAY, AUGUST 28, 1832. Conform to promise we this week proceed to mtle a fe colliments tin his Majesty's Speech delijered to both Houses ot Parliament, on Tlhurs- tho 16th instantf ?? In former ad nlre prosperous times, the royal addresses to parliansent were chiefly remarkable for distinctness and brevity ; but as the somD- Plexion ofthe times has aiterei, su has ...

... ?? futelliuslicr. SHAnP-SHIOOT1No.-'ie ex King of France and eoa the Duke d'Angouleme, liavinig been invited by the E1arl of Halidington to .shoot o01 his estate of TyD . ninghams, on Moniday the 28th ultino, bagged in tl tour hours 70 pheasaits, IS hares, 3 woodeocks, and 4 rabbits. pa SIGNirFCANTINSCIIIPTIOeN.-Couit Auguistin Capo ?? has caused the ball to be extracted froni the body of his ...

... !LORD CTHANCELLfOA BROUGHAM. W Idve ia ' lolnied oaii'si res..-flsd 'nal tredlilv.- Mur tie hlit vie'tk iii ti, ihi! shevi itig tll) soilir 3l1ngetffiless dlor Iti onis '5f the illsitirions, fin c5iir'ptahiln' and ifeen'suirfbie e Lird Chd icellsrr- ! cliled, iieveriteless. hr s anotlher prplnir idi1, i~vlor,, 6ittiiering Bioughiaii ?? lt n c hbve elrrhi0e-d nor* oibsersatiotns toI his theoies ...

... Iforc-gll i0ll--i-ludlc. !P FRANCE. At length we have inipsrtaet and highly satis- ictlu iews fuiq Piris . ?? of Cussatioo' the highest Court oi appeal iinown to the laws of FIrance, has' oecided il thile Case of Geoffry, tbe paiot4r, wuh, ?? frriol tie sentence of the First Council Ol War, that the lil le preceedings arc oull at;d void i that the setood iC ouneil of War, i decleeing their ...