... SxR,-The exclamation of. the - dinal d-Este, when Ariostspresentedbie withi his ' Orlando Furioso, ofa IDove diavDno.! Messer LudovkooaVete pigt tIato lante-coglionerie? was fortbcib brouibt- to. my mind, on . reading the Parliamentary Report of last, set- sion, on manufactures, commerce,and shipping: for, beginnin.g with the evi- dence of Simon Pure, followed by that of Mr. Lewis Loyd, ...

... 'IHE MORNI NG CHRONICLE. LOND OND: TUESDI4Y , - AN'EJBER 26, 1833. We received last night Dutch Papers to the 23d November. The following are extracts : T nH HRGUR, Nov. 20 ,-O o the l8th instant a Military Conven- tion was concluded at Zenhoven botween the four superior Offi- cers an both sides, to regulate the execution of the last part of the 4th Article of the Convention of the 21st May, ...

... 0, Monday morning last a number of the labourers at Sutton Courtenzy, In this county, determined no longer to work for 8s. per week, to which their wages bad two or three weeks previously been reduced, started off together, and compelled the carters to leave their ploughs, the shepherdt their flicks, the taskers the flNil, and the breakers of stones or spreaders of gravel their b.bo- rious but ...

... [FROM1 THE (CRONICA OF TiE 5thi]. The day before yesterday Colonel Lemos collected all the troops under his command, amounting to 1,300 infantry and 150 cavalry, and in the morning attacked the force we had in Alcacer do Sal, which consisted of 200 regulars, 200 volunteers, and 26 cavalry, commanded by Licutenalt-Col. Florencio. Notwithstanding this numerical inferiority, the resistance was ...

... NATIONAL UNION OF THE WORK]NG, CLASSES. On Monday evening last a meeting of the members of this Uniti took place at the Bloomsbury Institution, Theobald's Road, on: -the subject of the Assessed Taxes. 7 Mr. SisepsoN having been called to the chair, expressed bis hope that the question before them would meet with that attention whicls its importance deserved, he was of opinion that it was a ...

... LONDON NOVEMBER 24, 1833. The rumour in the early part of the week was, that some changes were to be made in the Ministry, and that Lord Durham was to be chief. The common remark upon the report was, that it was too good to be true. Lord Grenville holds the sinecure office of Auditor of the Ex- chequer, valued at 40001. a-year., condemned by the Finance Committee to abolition upon the decease ...

... J!, .1f) BraVtC6 CI' jR6 () ATC TF, L ON DO N: /))G1VJON,1h, NTE1?ERI 4 , 18z33. We ieceived Vast niglht the J'eris Papera of Friday. The Jioyaiist Volunteers of Madrid have beeo disarmed. The f aliste do not seem to be successful in their endeavours-if we con )lpce reliance in the intelligence ; but, as is well observed y soime oi the French .Tournais of the South, the nearer they -r to Spain ...

... FRENCH PlA PERS. l It- I ~ilonII:eoc laii t ICe follIow-~ing r :-' A bodyv oI' I ,2tlt inl- l~'.Vsttich hadl taket the( direct ton of Saitton a, ha-, tiecit defeatcd by the volunteera of that town, joined to those 'If antrulder and. Lare'do.' ~lie. Memorial Bodcdlai,-. of thc 14t in~ant, contains~ the tolnnp:-I -'I letter frorn Baytonne, of, thle 30th tit,, -o' Vie learn front Spain Pt itthe ...

... FIRE S. (From the Tsu e Sun of Me 12. instant.) INCREASE OF INCENDIARY FIRES IN NORFOLK.-Since my last I am sorry to say that the number of incendiary fires has frightfully increased in this county. We have usually had to re- cord one or two every week, but this week we have had1 no les3 than five. There was one on Sunday night, which broke out in a large barn at Wootten, the property of Mr. ...

... MR. HILL I nAVE just seen tbe following letter of Mr. O'CONNELL to the people of HULL: I wish that Mr. JACKSON may- have made a mistake, and have written ina hurryr; but I knew Mr. JAC:KSON. very veil; and I believe him to be ut- terly incapable of stating that which is false. Mr. HILL, mnust contradict Mr. JACxsSON; must disprove that which Mr. JACKSON has asserted; or he must submit to bear ...

... Till LINJN DRAlPlERS', S.(:. jNSTIITU yION. [F ROM A CoutEtiSP0ND)ENT.] 'Y'ln l)i ~etor- ,, tt,. Itt tittllieof inaitedl . moe'ine~ os th'e -'-:!ote ti~.xie' io ft' ttiII.l, t'e iOO O1.1. 0>CC-. tain unieid mlments to t lh ll d atlli rotlatiolln Of t I iri Societv. It had very naturally been alnticipqated that .,,o trade, when 50 asseniled, would( be perittC(l to expreS ...

... VINDEX'S7 LETTER. We insert a second letter from- Vindex, upon which we are disposed to say little more tat present, than that we approve its spirit ~iuci.inore than we do. its matter. Though. Vindex has: ot altogether come round to our opinions respecting the ' damnable doctrine, we are glad to find that hebhas at least the good sense to disavow it for himself. We are glad, for his ...