... 9Sbo 81m the LoIT~on o@ots. LONDON, TUESDAY, September 15. UNITED STATES AND CANADA. By the steam-ship Acadia, arrived at Liverpool, we haye received New York and Boston papers to the 2nd instant, and Halifax dates of the 3rd. The Acadia has made her passage in ten days, which may be con- sidered an extraordinary run, when it is known that she had strong head winds for nearly a week. She as ...

... BMUISToL POST-OPPICE. Arrives Dis, , ShoUd Le MIAIIS at edat 'Ied fees' befor ees' 0. i. . M. 5J. M1 __ . Portsmouth . 710 A.ti 7 0P.l. 3 0 ji London * 1 3 AM, 745 IM 6 45 lb Marichestcr& North, 16tMail 11 3 AM. 2 57 P.M. 1 51 2 27e Ditto ditto, 2atd Mail 6 I A.M, 7 30 P M. 6 S0 Bristol and Hereford . 12 ONOoN 3 S0 PM. 2 30 Devotiport & Exeter, IstMail 6 25 P.M. 7 35 A.M M. 5 Ditto ditto, 2nd ...

... SPIRIT OF THE, PUTB3LIC PRESS. THE MAIARQUIS OF BREADALIANE & THE CHURCH OF SCOTL AND. (Frorn the Scotti-sh Guar-difin.) In his late pamphlet Dr Chalmers speaks of the Marquis of frcatialhane as a noleman ?? who, I by the intrepid stand he has made in Parliament on the si de of our religious liberties, has earned for himself tile enduring gratitude bot1h of the Church and the people of ...

... THE COLOP'IES. NRW Z(CALAN,..-The.Ship bOwlto'. which Ifr. Enl~el5 in NYvcilnter list Ih ving 0i bhoard tie RIv, ?? F. Ch bi xli the ?? ?? 1m1inister, amnd liunilv with 160 settlers. arrivett Slle in New% Ze-aland on the 2tl0 o'f April. EAst' Is;DirS.-Wt have auttthoiy to state th;at there is no troth in tht statementt of Lord Auckland's rel urn. and the ip- poht ment of the 'Mrqlukis of ...

... The wi-lo - ?? TIM ARMY. one whole of the troops off duty, viz., Royal Artillery, 6th Dragoon Guards, 12th Royal Lancers, 20th, 84th, and 99th Regiments will assemble in the Fifteen Acres, Phe. nth-Park, for exercise, this morning at I o'clock (weather permitting), under the command of Lieut.-pGeneral the Right bon. Sir Edward eclakeney ?? and ?? Each man to he furnished with ten rounds of ...

... iUOorx. A general Court Martiji is ordered to be I bield, at Brightens wev believe, on Wedntsdav next, fbr I tbe trial of ?? .A Rey ?? Cuptain of th lll 1lii flu ssaro, Ur avid g challengd l his superiotr officer, nI ?? oltlitt Eord Cuardigan, arising out of circunn o stances dutlcil iii our lasi paper, wcherein C(apt. 1B. 41ad thoght hiolsf aggrieved. We areb particulcr in taiting it to he ...

... r A ?? --t - _ _ _ .. - ' I v rk The corn 1Harvest in the North of England has 1oll ret d 3made less progress this week than in either of the two G; %t_ preceding weeks, but still a great deal of grain bas been ap- secured since S-iturday last, and, judging from the best ed 9s ameans within our power, we should say that at least two- tai ithids of the wheat, grown in the Northern counties, is ...

... ?? MONDA.Y'S POST, Sp.&g-he Pninula s ato n. a state of viplont vivil commotion, if not of ftevial civil war. In Spain', the. determnination-.of the Queen-Regent to adherq to the.4~~. poration-law passed ?? the Comfes, threat~ens .entjprg~jft,., destroy her Po~wer. ?? ll~n Intell'igec f l~~ti meit of the ?? ?? I ftadi, 'was received as a decided deelaeetlen of thte Queep~s ~O-, tentioris not ...

... his The Norfolk Chronicle contradicts the report, that aid Thorogood had been liberated from prison. en- THE LUDLowvATROCITY.-Misters was finally examined tYS, on Wednesday week, and fully committed for trial on the a capital charge. his NE WAnK.-It is generally understood that the Solicitor- ice General will not return.-The election bills.are not paid. ler- -Lincoinshire Chronicle. 3ta RURAL ...

... The cumbersome bear-skin cap, ordered by George IV. for 'he use of the fusileers and grenadier companies of the line is to be discontinued, and replaced by a smart chaco, not only in consideration of the extreme high price and scarcity of bear- skin, from their having been so generally used by the French md English army of late, but the comfort and great conve- nience which will be found in a ...

... HEARNE v. SfO WELL. | Ihe folihwing letter from tile Reverend defendant mo in this casl appeared in the Titnes of iriday _ o SIa,_As much misiipprehensioii prevails in reo- e foerece the snce in which I was involved at the re- t cent Liver)ool hseizes, will jou oblige me end serve the caduse 0f trut, by vlllowing me, through tile me- diun, of yiur jourlall, to assure the public that the 1 ...

... AN ANSWMIL TO TISE FOLLOWING QUESTION:- n ?? - , , . TWether a righulwmatan or a cheating Tradesman is the ell s Iolicster person ?al I suppose tiat most persons will allow that plain dc 1 dealing is oda very important branch of honesty. Tak. tb ing this fbrgreiuted, tile next enquiry will be, Who is hbe plain dealer? the highwayman, who openly avows. w, his dosigit, sod says to you, freuhly ...