... es.' ces. This fair, itch generally regulates the fairs and markets of Ialandc and has a considerable influ- nce on prucs in Enlgland, commenced on Wed- sesday. Ortccount of immense quantity of live stock exportne to English and even to some Scotch ports, a cons;erable diminution of supply at the present fair as ealculated upon, particularly of sheep, drove of which are almost daily conveyed ...

... X ,CA. ED ti to Preed agrainatCoistan- t tine begEaiits miaeh on ther5th. Tfe first brigade, 8 06minau&. by ithd Duke, de Nemours, and the second by P*mMi Trezal, Passed os that day the 'v WDselI;Akb. he rest o the army was to fiollow t the day after. 'The weather was described as 3mast c fayourbl' , iAlthough the expedition had pro- s eeeded, and Would have effected its object before the' ahv ...

... telectlos. TnIaOULET, TmE Coui 3Esrnt.-XTrihoul~et the Ceurt Jester of Francis 1., kept a register of forally, in. which he entered every foolish ad thoughtless action that cime to his knowledge. When the Emperor Charles V., who had treated France so ill in the wars, journeyed through France on his way from Spain to the Netberlands, Trinoulet entered his name in the book or fools. Francis saw ...

... -7RArc~i5 Ter d Co ntessof-Drhaiu fany are npwjrna 3sto,#;4s r1.(reyat AH- wick. -They.re S exp~ecgedr ,e~turl t.iitnbt iouoCgastle atbthe latter part of nwextep-,4 t.the meting of the New.- castle Union, Board of G'iuardians forthepurpose of discussing the suggestionfof the Poor::Law. Com- missioners for bulding a new workhouse for the whole union, it was unanimously decided to refuse the ...

... Beform Dinuer in lMaylebone. On Monday, about five hundred of the electors of Mary. lebone sat down to a public dinner on Lord's Cricket Groaun, St. John's Wood, to celebrate the return of Ben- jamin Hall, Esq., and Sir Samuel Whalley, to Parliament. John Hovenden, Esq. presided at the centre table, sup. ported by Dr. Harrison, as vice. After the cloth had been removed, the health of the ...

... CORMESIPOX .IMEC. To the tditor of the London Dispatch. Sept. 28th, 1837. SIR,-NWith earnestness and yet with despondency, I would erho your excellent sentiment, This is national dignity, Oh, the glorious canals and famous railways, we prefer them to kings and queens. But, Sir, I see, or I fancy I see, in the completion of these grafid projects a means of, I was going to say perpetuating; at ...

... ]Proceedlr-s o We rkg it, DEMON8TRATION OF THR DFe4'JC'tAIS OF NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE U B3EhALF 3-- THE OPPRESSED COTTON SPJNRS OF GLASGOW. A meeting convened bythe WorHlr Minaa's AIsoe s mri, of Newcast~le-upos±-Tyne, was held atuic ,.rrie ritn, 5 :'I ts Head In, on Tuesday, the 3rd of Ocrober. ils WILuIAa FORBES, cabinet maker, was cali d tb- chair. He shortly stated that the object f calin- ie ...

... PROFESSOR WILsoN.-The .Kendal Mercury contains a paragraph which every one will read with paiin. ' It ?? grieve to announce that this gentleman, the editor of Blackwood't Ediarburph ilf'ogazine, and proprietor of the beautiful villa at Elleray, on the eastern bank of Win- dermere, has fallen into a state of mental incapacity, from which his nearest friends seem to have little hope of his ...

... rO:LiTICS Ron Gus - pleU@rP- VAN BUREN v. MIDDLE-CLASS GOVERNMENT. One of the most incontrovertible arguments against the abominable Poor Law Amendment Act, is the revolting injustice of making working men 2uffer for faults which they could not possibly pre. vent, and in which, being wholly unrepresented, they could have no kind of participation. The argument, already so strong in itself, is ...

... -igt. We.@ zi r.e- g III CF bu L J~t 6 $ rns .Ci'ftoideiiate j- ' @. $'s',& itiQ.; ff neeti* wad hld-at k~t Hb>&g eldet' f6- th& purpose of 'ng !Sto :mitiioi ivg st'afd~iia pulic 'noticB--e, tima of X~eimiil}ati9;SjrSD4erf if Glasgo, whd bad Dbten f id'iyibedhtlof -f hacity undiidt of'*tlh;*geg .f >Snudeg bu8relybcansoX~they were 'iaientingthbe ,inttusts 'f~weikin anen,,in trying to ...

... By the late arrivals from New South Wales and Van Die- men's Land, we have received files of the various papers published in those places, which show to what a considerable extent mercantile and agricultural enterprise prevails amongst the colonists. From these journals, as well as from other sources, we have collected much information of interest to all persons engaged in mercantile affairs, ...

... Bime l'reaeft (VaMjpaIfi a-an * ; -~ :. i sub aw.:: : - I e a (Abridged ferm Reas's Narrative.) ' i. r 1. In the spring ef 1812, the French force em- - ployed on this. campaign wfas 680,000 men, besides f 176,000 horses, and .1,200 cannon.; . 2. In the battle of Borodino, 7th September, the a slanghtei on both sides amounted to -80,000 men- a sacrificed at the shrine of mad ambition, 2 3. At ...