... THB WINDSOR AND ,O2VDONV RAJLLWAY, It Is very reniarkablo, that the saga Of SUeceSn of the Manches ter and tlvtrpool Ralllma has hitherto produced so few Iitste tions. Yet vie think It past a doiub, that it will beget many Ialita- tunw, which will v e failures. We ehail not disguise our conviction that e raiiyeay frunm Wln dsor to Lond^D n ever c.uld pay its ex- peaces, Ihc pasteniers by the ...

... During these last mix mounhs, considerable agitation hasi heeo felt alriong both wasters and Journeymen belonging to the Staf- fordshlre potteries, owing to an organized attempt by the latter to obtain an advance of wages, as well as, at the sarne time, to abolish the lifamous truck system, which has so long and griev. ously prevailed In the county of Stafford, and whict has been the mieans of ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Bolt-court, 5. November, 1833. Two very great subjects, and to be treated of in a manner more fully than I shall, perhaps, be able to treat of them at this moment. I find, in a news- paper which has quoted from the AMorning Chronicle, which last paper I have never taken, on my own account, since it put forth the infamous proposi- tion, or rather since it acted as the hire- ling of the Whigs in ...

... YAHE MORNING CHRO.ATICL-X, LON DON- FRID/Y, NOTEMIBER 8, 1833. We received last night the Nuremberg Correspondent tothe 31St of October, and Franktfort Papers to the 2d of November. It is stated that France has returned a satisfactory answer to the application of Austria, Russia, and Prussia, regarding Spain -that it will only interfere in the interior affairs of that coun- try, so far as the ...

... CAVA(,4~)k, tc., ON LOkb Ai-foks BAl. The R11bt H-br. CHARLES FAREIBROTtER, Lerd Mayor. SAMUEL WILSON E (t. JAMES HAIRMER, Esq. Sheriffm ORDleR oF PRtOCES880N, NOVbENnAe 9, 1833 Pe\ct Ofhr! at) Cteir u.e way. D~umr.Major aril Ff .Maj ;r of the Hyun the Eust ltudl COMPani WVith Drm~, FIrF and Buiten. Tae Boys bneliiglng to b.; It )yrl Marint Lociey.! yVVIth Bhturelti City Marshal't Mau. Six ...

... dtANSO. (N'I. I1.)' THE TRkDES' UN, IONS, ANt) a C GOALI N NOt; OF WORK. MEN IN ENGLAND, FitANUE, AND GERNIANY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNXNG CHRONICLA. Patle, NoV. 10, 1833. SIR-.i edoes not follow, that because the coalition of %varkmen to iflproVe their physical, their animal condition. is the natural, reC3s3lSy, ind even tesirable result of the educa- tion of little boyR and girls in ...

... BIRM1INGIIAM POLITICAL COmyIL, Ioy. S. THOMAS ATTWOOD, Esq., MlP,, In the thtir. The CH AIRM AN read a lettcr from a Memnbeq of tile Coun cil, teud~rID& his r,.otgration. 1-lav~ng dote ao, he observed, that atl- thoutgh they had obtained a snearor at 1,fortm, it wan slit1 iri~per. fect, and the band oi tire oppressr wag yet heavy onl thle ninase af the people, and therefore he thou0ght they ...

... A MAHomETAx ExquisiT--No description of buck is more entertain- ing, or mare vain, than a Mahometan oue and, in truth, they have much more in their outward finery to be proud of, than we: have in the sombre- coloured dress of Europe: the caparisons of their horses, too, are so superb and various, that they have a great field for exercising their taste upon ?? a youth of family is fully ...

... FRENJICi PAPE'RS. - PARIS, NOV. 11. REPORTED FALL OF ST. SE3AST1'IAN AND ENTRY 0r' THE B ARLIS8T8. The Journal de Paris and Journal des Debat., of the 1 th contain the following announcement :_ The retreat into St. Sebastian of Castagnos and of El Pastor is confirmed. The insurgents has e draMwn near to thiis city. [FRO-M THE JOURN:Al IE PARIS,] The Journal de Paris would have enough to do if ...

... IRISH SHERIFFS. (FROM THY DUBLIN Ot.ZV~T% OF BATURVAY,] Antrirti-David Kerr, Hugh Leckv, and .J. Owens, &Ecqrs. Arah-i T. i\Iulynetix, Bart., C. Browiftow, J. Y. Burgess, Esqrs. Carlow-T. Nllatsonl, P. Whielani, J. H-. EustAace, Esqrs_. Cavani-F. lHassard, Wmn. Rathiborrne, RI. Fox, E-qrs,. Clare-H. Butler, C. Mahorn, D. T1. Wilson, Esqrs,. Cork-Vi scoiuit. Berinard, Vi~comit lrrniismorc, ...