... ECCLE.SIASTICAL STATI.STICS OF PRUSSIA (Conacluded from outr last.}j Having given an ample abstract of the prefacee to the ofi~cial papers on this subject, in wvhich Air. Lewiis describes the territorial divisi on an dth e chief Featur-esof the ecclesiasti cal system of Prussia, especially as contrasted; with that of the Irish Cburci~, 'stablish- ment, we cannot do better than in troduce ...

... LONDON, FRIDAY MORS'NIf-- If the accounts received frrom Brest and Toulon be wor- thy of credit, the French Government contemplates naval operations on a large scale. The Quotidienn~e asserts, that ordhers for fitting out everiv sbinr of war in both those ports heave bee n issued by Gove]rnment. The [ec/areur of Too- Ion states, that several shlips of war wvere ready to put to sea in that port ...

... THE FIRST OF SEPTEMiBER.-A FftAaME~T. Jotirnnltaof .Proceedisigs on the First of Septemiber ntaft Edited by -Jonathan Dtigpins, Esgn Up at sis2.Told irs. D. I'd got woerry pressingo business at Woalwich, and off to Old Fish1-street, sihere as werry sportinig breakfiastr c~osisttng of jog~gedl hare, partridg ...

... ERISTOLr.IN?IWTION. - TAwo lectures have baen'dldeiaetvd'this weekatU the Philosdphical Iiasricnsion, Park-stre'et.-btle Rev'J3otn Willianme, on the Poly- n esian Islands, in-wshfclshelhas-fesideifor 13 S yea rs as ds missionary. jhr Williamns possesses' ah oniarged mind and a philanthr~opic -spirit, combined witha ?? and-of science; and'he has profitably employed lsistalents'ini deseloping a ...

... TSo the .Editor of the Bristol Mercury. Ssa,-A most extraordinary meeting w as convened in this town yesterday, by the, so called, liberal friends of the church. It ap- peared that l5 gentlemen had been recommended to the Lord Chancellor, as fit and proper persons to be trustees of the dilferent charities belonging to this townl, seven of whom are churchmen, land eight dissenters. ?? ...

... ?1 1[e ?Lon?on 3j?ot%. LON DON, 'mutswaiy, Noveinber29. AT~lRID papers to the 20th inst. announce that the Cortes hlave at lengath ?? RodLil Ofthe conim~atid tf e urisc nad transferred~ it to) Riheiro ; a step lo cll iw1 thle verr qitestusoa5she chiwa *ctci ?? of Rodi; ?? la sett Badajor. t° hse triiel. Atis ix ha likiewise liee . 'novedI front his c)i!nittind.e Th1e governmient knewv &tliistt ...

... To IAe? Editor of ilie Bristol Mercu? .IR, UW v sil ?? of arsetalt- d a thseeig when in w alked a'youing man, dressed in a smock-frock, and rather the worse for liqufor,'as may be gathered from the mode in which he accosted the persons lin the~ shop- Good evening, gem'snenl I have just been havingkalithelblue beef and some beer, d'ye see. True blue for ever ! I have just been wvith Aldermanl ...

... ?row? - COT1NCZI?? SECOND ADJOURNED QUARTERLY MtBTtNs. r ?Jouxcsa-HoUSE, ?? 'I'lsa Town-Council met this morning, pursuant to eli adjourn- - ment flora the 25th tilt. On the names being called O!er the following were absent :?Aldertfleii Bushell,' tYanbjgfor4 illoch, 0. W, 1. ranklyit, and Wait; Councillors Phippen, ni-eke, Maze,, Golili4',Hhlhouae, Moore, and Guppy. **fhe?rowti-Clerk having ...

... WV. Heropath, tst.'deliveied his last lecture on Domtestic 6'Ae- i mictry for this instit'utidn,' cit Tuiesday eivening last, in the theatre tv of the Park-street Institution, the, use of which was liberally it granted, through the kuindness of the, committee, the lecture-room a of the M~echanics' Instiltution being found too small to accom- modate all who wtere desirous of hearing these ...

... TEWKE~sSBURY REFORMN DINNER. O5*? A splendid entertainment was gisen on Friday se'nnight by the ise pro- Reformers of Tewkesbnrv, in honour of Mr. Tracey, the long- e eye 0P tried and highlv-respected member for that borough. lbs dinner ? false took place at the Town-hall, and the company consisted of nearly 200 moss respectable individsssle. The office of chairman was very appears efficiently ...

... r?c bti?tol ?*Itrur??. SATURDAY, DEcE.'.un?R 2, 1236. FELIXV FXRLEs' has unnecessarily wasted a great deal of. i'indignation on the subject of the charge of exclusive dealing against the Tories, which has been for some time floating .on the minds of the public; andi it is a violation of the 1 rtruth to assign the origin of such charge to the i1irercas~y. v The attempt of the Il'Ierceiy to ...

... The violent storm of Tuesday last, which, it appears from the details in annther part of our paper, raged with more or less violence in every part of the kingdom, was felt in this city and neighbourhood with a considerable degree of -in- tensity. The preceding evening of Monday wvas exceedingly wet, and thrnugohout the night the rain continued to descend in copious showers until about 8 ...