... .. For many years past the churchwardens of the parish of St. Michael, Coventry, in vestry ussembled, have been in the Practice of imposing church rate after churchrate upon the inhabitant,, who, from the uniform domineering maniner in which the said rates were annually demanded, became sd accuitomned to the yoke, that they be an to look upon the matter as eze in wvhich they Could not ...

... pitrit of the PVublitc .Journalo. THE NEW CORPORATIONS. ?? quote the following extract from an address by Mr. CuII ELT to tile people of MANCHESTER, to shiew the sentiments of the bon. ineniber for Oldnanm tih this interest- ing subject.1 i- You are to have a corporation ; and, if it be justly and Wisely tramed, it will be an excellent thing for you. Great towns; great asseniblages of men, in ...

... WItamentartp w Critituto I HOUSE OF LORDS. THE PRORSOGATION. THISU8DAY, August 29.-Their Lordships met shortly after twelve o'clock, when the Lord Chancellor gave judg- ment in several appeal causes. The body of the House, from an eirly hour, was nearly filled with ladies, in full wgurt dresses. and the gallery was exceedingly crowded. The Foreign Ambassadors (all of whom were present) ...

... the ?? mei~rcury. SAtS POPuLI LEX .SOPXP.A. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1833. THE REFORMED PARLIAMENT AND THE MINISTRXI (Continuedfrom our ZAt two psbtications.) We have already noticed a pamphlet recently pub- lished by Ridgway, entitled The Reform Ministry and the Reformed Parliament,-a work which will convince any man who does not belong to either of the extreme factions, that the newly ...

... fl-rrtoonuv. PEDRO AND MIGUEL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. Stn,-As I cannot, in common courtesy, suppose you to have any other object in view than to elucidate truth for the information of your readers, I have been much perplexed to account for the very unfair manner in which you have thought proper to allude on all becasions to the character and conduct of Don Pedro. Justice ...

... C= t CITet, ?? . PROPOSED NEW LINE OP RAI if LIVERPOOL AND MANCHEST le TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIZVRPOO in SIt,-l perceive by a notice in your cot ern el Albioi, that a new railway is projected mpers Ve chester and Bolton line to tile north end h sa scheme which is represented to be of thetr,. l- lic utility, as connecting the north e grea1 oe with the centre of our local manufactore d il r- ...

... MR. COBBE2T'S REGISTER. The Register of last week is far from being so good as the one which preceded it. Mr Cobbett seems' to have ,written under the influence of passion, and, consequently, -has only been coarse where he meant to be strong. Here eis a specimen :- It was naturally to be expected, that athe pulling out of roaring Rushtci-by the hair of the a head, and of sly and creeping ...

... DA'ARTiiE OF TliR QUEEN Or PORT2'GAS. 1 I 'anes hwiodtb, Monday AJfernoon, 6 o'cloch. Tho4qgii the wind continued to blow a fresh gale from the southwest, the Queen or Portugal, the Duchess of Bra- ganza, aud suite, have embarked and sailed for Lisbon. At a few minutes past twe ve o'clock the Diches of Kent and tihe Plincobs Victoria arrived at the King's, stairs in the dock-yard, where they ...

... X-eand Orbj¢atiown. PORTUGAL. The Echo, Government Steamer, arrived at Plymouth by III yetra ek aiglf ihnon the 12dth and fo oi proonhe1hinatbiing with her' dee- Gove achefmth Brih eietat Lisbon. The Cons ~7siro audyeeiganucdthat the Govern. most metdsacete eo fwihwscarefully kept at th secret, were of the most unfavout-ab nture, and that volist there was rea'on, to fear that the Dk ?? had ...

... BOLTON. Ca 1soLE14A.-Two fatal cases of cholera have occurred hore this veek. Ml. John Bennett, of Summerfield- House, was attacked on Tuesday, and only survived a few hours.-A servant of Mr. Haworth's;, who attended upon Mr. Bennett, was seized on Wednesday and died the following day DEAN COuaCnI WAKRS.-These celebrated wakes commences) on Sunday last, and wrer numnrously at- tenided. Tho ...

... WULT>DI IN PAnvO. An association has recently been formed in Hereford for the encouragement of faithful female servants. All the n county memnbers and mnany other families of distinction are o patrons of the society. Y, A minute calculator hasdiscovered that a sufficient number of sovereigns, to discharge the national debt, would form a sl line equal to half the circumference of the globe; and ...

... Iidi0cablt Ott. I I 4,@qo- The following is a statement of the otton manufacture in the United States, in I 331, as collecsed by the corn- mittee of the New York Convention. In the twelve states of the Union there were 71f5 cotton mills, with a capital of 40,710,984 dollars, mabu'facturing annually 77,851,316 Ibs. of cotton, or 214,882 bales of 361 lb. each. Number of spindles. . 1,246,903 Do. ...