... 'We take the following from the Morning Chronicle of Thursday- The exportation of the precious metals from the port of London for the week ending Saturday last, the 15th inst., con. sitted, according to the official returns, of 25,150 ounces of gold, and 115,865 ounces of silver. The gold was shipped to Charleston and South Australia; namely, 25,000 ounces to the former, and 150 ounces to the ...

... tr at rule keralu. London, Uundao, geptember 9, is3s.'I MR. OASTLEB. Last week we published-an account of a procession the people of Huddersfield and its neighbourhood, X escort this gentleman from the house in which he ha lived the greater part of his days, into the town of Hu de s~eid, in which he means to live for the- future; bu there are circumstances connected with his departui from his ...

... ; RUssi a 2ndtH1 59&T. POSEN, AUG. 28.-HPowever heretiycally ,iut: May seal its frontiers, it cannot hinder us frorm.obtaming here occasionally from the interior: more partliclar accounts of its relations, and gaining insight 'nto its policy.' The- potitxique pajcifiqie, as it is styled,'wliitZU Cont n Str6g6o-, neff gave as a toast in Lohdon,, lodku. alzpqst like irony, because it becomes ...

... MI S CEI.LANEOU S. The Duke of Wellington is expected to be the suc- cessor, of Sir Robert Peel in the office of Lord Rector of the University of Glasgow. The Duke of Orleans gave each of the three physicians at- tending the Duchess in her accouohement a gold snuff-box, with the Prince's cipher set with diamonds. Prince Felix Schwarzenburg, whose name is associated with a criminal amour, which ...

... 'FusUc - xr~m'ZWG IMN! KAUTIJDOIN bit I .: BWJE VOILf-L A8 I - ; I . ?? . . ' I On Wednesday a numerous and highly respectable meeting of the electors of Marvlebo6e. was held: in the largeq room of the Queen's Head, Great Titchfield-street; for the purpote' of taking in to consideration the propiletyk of petitioning the Legislature for a total repeal of the .cotdils .. Mr., Copy was called to ...

... -I.. -_ 4 . : v .. - .t N GOUtI~eLY I StWS. * At a -recent .meetiig~of th61b6ard of 'guardians of the: Auckland Union, it was unanimously resolved that for the., futurc every applicant for pparochial reliefim that union, who should 'b found to keep a'useldssidog should, in consequeiice be refused ?? M~irAL TRAjpE.-There 'is an inpr6 ement in the metal 'tade, as connected iirith rut ...

... TImE FINE RICH FEELING. We trust that those who have exerted themselves to introduce a poor-law into Ireland; rwe do not mean the present Whig mockery, founded on the principle which [Mr. O'CONNELL finds to work well in England; but the real poor-law of which this Must be the precursor; we hope that the friends of that real justice to Ireland which would prevent her savage landlords from ...

... WEnST 3c'TD1xi3S-SLAV3 3sma1 iaO3PAION | A Jamaicat mail has arrived by the Pandoraj which sailed on the 18th Aug., and from St. Thomas 25th Aug. (From the Jamnaica Dispatch, Aug. 6.) We have received aletter from St. illary's, stating that many of the apprentices onua great number of the estates here have knocked off working for the two last weeks, and arc going about in a state of idleness. ...

... POWERFUL DEMONSTRArION OF TH9: R . : RADICALS AR ASGdW. - 0 GLASGOw, SZPT. . 4.-We are promised a bustling scene ofiagitation' re.fo'r the winter ..at least. P- versal Suffr4.ge .ssociationes are sptringing ux in yri ,ous places tfirdughoiit' Scotland, and two or thlroe bfthe leaders are actively employed in inaking tour o for- th promotion of the principles of annual' parliamentss and ...

... Ana Mrrhlv, ?Qrralbr. London, Standay, Meptenmber 16, 1381. ,THE HUMBUG AGITATION. Mr. O'COlNNCLL has commenced the humbug agita- tion, by a missive, No. 1, from Derrynane, to the hereditary bondsmen, calling upon them again to strike the blow ; that is, translated into Irish, to sup - port the Whigs, to flatter the Lord-lieutenant and his Secretary, and to place in good berths high ...

... THE WORKINGO mEND'S Ag0oOAT1Op- -- ,IqtELY TO THE TO THE PEOPLE OF RNGLAND, I~HP~T H OBJECTIONS OF THE PRESS. FELLOW CouNTRyMnN,-Having great faith in the inlhe- rent excellence of humanity, and believing that more ofthe mental and moral incongruities of men are to be attributed to erroneous convictions than to interested pertersions of truth and justice, we should belie our opinions were We ...

... FIVE CHILDREN AND. THEIR MOTHER KILLED BY WILFUL POISONING. Happily, for the state of morals in this country, and the so- ber and social tone which, in a national sense, characterises itis commuijity,. it seldom falls to the lot of a public journalist ;to lay before- his readers the details of'so heart-rending and lhorriyibng a tragedy, as that of which it is this week our me- lancholy duty to ...