... M ANCESTEP SATUUAY,. Nov. 23. THE INTENDED CORPORATION BILL. The following is the Copy of at Letter sent o Mond1ay to the Commissioners who haove visitcO this ilown to mnake inquiries prepa -ratory to the in- troduction of the Corporation Bill:- Allrket-street, Afnic/iestei, 1811. Nov., 1833. GENTLE EnX:.I bieg to submit to your attention thle following i'eiMsrks on the intended Corporiltioli ...

... SPIRIT OF THJ& PUBLIC JOURNALS, Froam the Tsemi-.] The O NCoFNsLL binner at Cork, the.tnticipation of sehich cqlled forth the insidious and offensive letterto Mr. Fagan, Wvhich we latily not iced, took place on the 4th instant, and gave birth to a good deal of verbal violence, more pardonable, we acknowledge, after dinner than on any former orcasion. The Agitator took far his favourite ...

... *0, ayGREAT NEws.-We see advertised in the Poor Man's he Guardian that the profession of Parson, Lawyer and ls Doctor, will shortly be no more. of The Committee of the British and Foreign Bible So o ciety have invited the Rev. George Brown, of Clapbain, agto loccupy the office of Co-Secretary to that Institution, as s. successor to the late Mr. Hughes. rd *At West Bromwich, near Birmingham, a ...

... IMANCHESTFER CHAMBER OF COMMERCES I PIRESLNTATON Or PLATE TO H. H. BIRLEY, ESQ., AND 01 G. W. Wool), Esa., M. P. r( On Tuesday afternoon about one hundred and twenty iv gentlemen assembled at a dinner in the largc room at- i tarhed to H-laywar d's Hotel, in Bridge-street, for the a pUr~scO of presenlting PieCCC of plate to HUgh }Icrnby t Birley, Esq., and George William Wood, Esq., M. P., ti ...

... tieWe are glad tn find that Air. Bleverley, of Beverley, ced has just published a pamphlet onl the corrupt state of the lic University of Camliridge. WVe shall notice it next II's CHING- LAu LARssrO.-Tihe surprising performances of :rde this wonderful individual haeve been wvel'I Ltttendled. during ard, the week. Hle is really very clever.-See advy. ton MECHAN ICS' INSTeTLTrrON.-We understand ...

... I LOCAL INTELLIGEN' f COMMERCIAL CLERS' SOCIETH.-T of this Society is fixed for TliursdayDefl sion a numerous company is expected.- We are informed that Mrs. Gsrdntr present visit to this town been partlC in her practice, and recommlend all lc sistance to make application to her ciii SOCIETY FOR PROMOTO;G Casielt THE JEWS.-SermonIS are nppinted!t thorrow on behalf of the Londen Socs ...

... I PROSPECTS OF FiJRTRElR REFORMi. In the absence of parliamentary debates the reports of mneetings, at which any of the Ministers or influential members of the legislature deliver their opiniops, assume unusual interest. The Lord Advocate of Scotland and the Hon. James Abercromby had a dinner given to them last week, by four hundred of their constituents, and both of them delivered their ...

... I - We have great satisfaction in quoting the fol- lowing passage from the Bxaminher-the ablest of the London journals, and the least to be suspected of desire to flatter any man in office, or likely to be in office- corroborative of the views we took last week of Lord Durbam's speech: The opinion.we had conceived of the sound principles and high purploses of Lord Durham is confirmed by his ...

... leThere is said to be a towyn in the West of England the of =ayorofwhich catn neither write hor reart. His Worship, in hoeer, it Is addied, canl wielit a kntke, and fork with the best er. penmetn in, the universe. ri- AN OLD STORY ExpLAINED)m-A conceitcd fellow being Ir. risked by Mr. Sartorionee the celebrated aninmal paintvr, hits V opinion of a picture the; ott thle easel, proceeded, after ...

... LEYPAYERS' MEETWTG.-COTSTARLES' I ACCOUNTS.I IN pursuance of public notice a meeting of thle lev. payers of' the township of Mmosrestor woos hield onl Wved- oseodav, at tho Town 1-lll, King-street, for the purpose of loving before the inhabitants the accounts of thle late Co~nehbles for the Inot three months. ROBEoRT BARBOUtR, Eoq. One of the Churclowardons, sets called to the chair, and ...

... Lea ad ENGLISU IooL.-This article advanced 26. per lb. at an Yeovil fair on Monday week; Is. 9d. per lb. was freely ng given; and a farmer from Netherbury refused that price He for five years' clip. byAt Toaunton the quartern loaf is selling for 51d., and the ,es bread is equal to any in the kingdom. In the sanme town ild excellent dry bacon is retailed at 5d. per lb., and excellent ef ciderat ...

... PAYMENT OF CHUnRCH4 RATES REFUSED. ILICENSE OF CRIME IN THE CHURCh. THE resistance to this odious impost is spread- ing to the most obscure parts of the country. At Bungav, in Suffolk, the dissenters have resolved to be no longer burtheued with the expenses of the church, and one, Mr. Morris, who had previously notified his intention to pay no longer, has suffered the churchwardens to disLrstj ...