... BLECTORS Or THE COUN7'Y| P16 OF ?? L o i v.I f~lenieri Mr. OT'oCmrn'll, in a Icitcr. ad'lreG( to the hi-, juig tile, daring effbontery to re- -Mi~i a l i erlsc~itit rrimntntir, and t s attempt to jiistify, the fooal enmd leprorion'ti epithets ionltimnid in his formner ca- lunisopiu I-q~ to myv s'drtr.' ft olr~ ofthew 211t of 0,!toflr. It wa m termination, it.; statedi in my% letter (if the ...

... DEPARTURE of HIS EXCELLENCY M. L. -DA SIL VA D'A L B UQ UER Q Ufreon MADM1I. To ToIe EDITOR br T;IFe, MORNING. C1HR1ONICLE. Si -lHaving retiurnel to tile islaril this year, ltr the bene- fit of myhealth, and knlowiing 1hhe intrest yo - take in 1oit - gtl0se affairs, I presum el thiatthe narration of ?? sin inditlfi ent teve fitnwhich I Witrerse, here ilst nolli, vili be fllo lt vor- thy of a ...

... I E Tiisies ?? suppose its readers to be * v deficient in Memory, or utterly itso tie cheracter and principles of the r t' wIpatiroilize, i lien it ventures, -ravelv at.. * . t, ir jgE a.. in ditie3 and untruths like those * cl in the following extract from its ite d ?? ,oxblication j. V' 0\ ?? \Vl Iip i .io lll( t i n oil r o -a vi ews s f t I i lid k'j ?? i~t \ Iti.t1it'(l ?? knows tihe \ ...

... The following circular has just been issued from the Home Office, with the view, it is concluded, of obtaining information for anmeasure to be brought forward in the Up- proaching session:- T he favour of an answer is requested to thA following queries, which answer you will please to fil I in, in the columns on the other side, according as the tithe is taken ill kind, or compounded for on ...

... br_ The Duke of Cunmberland, the Landgravine of Hesse Hom an berg, the Duchess of Gloucester, the Princes. Augusta, and he Prince 6eorge of Cambridge, dined with the King on Sunday evening, at St. James's. r Their Royal Highuesse; the l)achess of Kent the Duke of .r- Cumberland, and the Princess Sophia, called vesterday at 'tbl the Queen's house, to inquire after the health of i;er Majesty. ...

... -14 A frx 1) ES I 11 I? C TI () ?? (F AIAVslo.,v I The town anti neighbourhoo(L olj' ttvon vvere tkawn into considerable con.,ternattiono ?? -o tigtl et en ni no a ten, hy th i nri ir ii t (ilyniliton, tht' ?? mansioln i4 Oi'd* .Oe.IeOA, ro- tuatid abosut tivr miles filsnn that towj ,n 4n & Onm- ber of ti( nihabitants lia9tenedl to tft beto X the assistance il liii r IoWr fr awl thel .g to ...

... S TA TSTI( 'A L SCIi. ?? OF LOND)O()NV. On Monday evening, this Society elid their fourth mnecting for the session, at their rooms. Lieut.-Col. Sykes, ?? in the chair. The business was opetiei by the Secretary reading ihe proceedings of thie lait assembly, which Xcrc ianroved and confirmed. A paper, entitled (Obsorvations on a Corn. tnunication of Sir Francis Paigrave (with the samne annexed). ...

... 7'THE CLOvlgV FOOrT The visit (of the Dike ('uinberland) to Lordi Eldon W.S 15, e pt''u il,. a ?? IcmaLt of ogood natured aten- tin)n Io an old politiual aml personal ftinld; lwhen hi- Ravel lli dhriess *tckis lsii,, h I an s1111iieitent ?? tio;, [it ooa!>t, to irefer the experientce ardl nl'ightetet sagacity of Lord Lsuinhinrst to the obsolete, ?? hottest, 1ii''j 1diees of Lord Eldo'-Tinwrs, ...

... 'Jill l.A I Ilk'. J' hR. Al A p ,,l i fll(ICK, A\I) TlilF ll'l.i i'UM.l.I, ! .W W'hLen the rel I ?? of I( II rea£tr I [FF Bishop Be3dell, who tran; ated the J, ; . IriSIh, jemained at 'his po t, in.d t?.e ti fitr from insultintr hirm, it re r' cr r t v-(rv mark (,i ! ::i s. fr).. i t . r of Elphint iefured to le;,re I..Q oi.x, that a ( 1hiistian li-hojc, i i:; - The Life of Dr. Telb, IV tli: 1 ...

... I 'Ihit kind of zeal which delights at every indication of 1 ?? in tyose who may be the objects of its political or Lt religious aversion, seems but little allied to the charity e which rejoiceth not in iniquit y Thr inhuman glee is ith, which the accounts of mlurders and other enormities ! perpetrated in Ireland, are sei/sd ulpen rnd bruit ed about, 0 oftener resembles, the triumiph i sif ...

... THIM ME.MfBER FOR CAITILVESS. H O` l A . cr ?? Toi II LEDITORi II IF (CO RIt.l.] Y'ourdescription of Sir (Jeorge Sinclair as a renegade Re- forner is not aitogether correct. I suspc(rt he is mroe justly entitled to the character of a jobbing politician. When hc entered the House oi Comimons in the dayq of his youth, his relation, M1r. llosville, fromii whotif he had great expectations, was ...

... THlE TIMES AND LORD RUDEIVELL. LFRONM ',nir ('OultiRti] We crnitt better answer the following observations re- spcrting Lord liludenell's re-appointnent to a Lieutenant. colonelcy of D)ragoons. which appear in The Tines this morning, than by republishing the opinion of The Times respecting the ientence pased onl hi9 Lordship, and his prl'- fessi'1l 1 and mart I i ?? fir rote imitid, recorded ...