... ig--g =g Abert iot Ideflite. -- ?? FRANCE. A letter from Marseilles, of the 27th, states that the Elerculaneum has disembarked in that city 34 individuals implicated in the last troubles in Ro- magna. The whole number that had arrived there was, the letter states, 00. t ' ' SPAIN. The following is from the correspondent of the Times : MADRID, OCT. 2G.-I mentioned some time since the ...

... ANDOVER, MONDAY, Nov. 3. g Saturday was a day of triumph to the friends of the poor, and therefore one of signal defeat to their foes. At a meeting of the ratepayers of the parish 1 of Andover, held some few days ago, it was resolved ? to return Mr. Westlake as a member of the town- ? council of the borough, as a compliment to him for Y his manly, honest, and disinterested conduct in con- ,. ...

... I If the only duty of a Government is to bow Supplie antly and crouch to the strong, and to take ven- g geanee forits humiliation upon the weak, our rulers ti are pre-eminently distinguished for the performance b of those functions. But, upon the other hand, if an- h otther and a higher duty devolves upon them, el that of faithfully holding a balance between all g classes, they have ...

... | THE NORTHERN STAR. SATVRbtDAY, VOVEMBER 8, 1846. Th 'Where there's e. dvill tere's a way. The blunders of a; bench of, eountry. Shallows-4he immoralities of a State Church parson-the pecula- |tin'and 'brutality of a Bftile overseer-thic insolence of. a Poor-law , aom pipiner-4th4 ?? +ofa |.Secretary of. State#+the. tyrannyof a landlord-the absurdity of a judge ' the steleftiency bf a ...

... TIHE STATE OF GERMANY. LETTER IL. To THE EDITOR OF THE NORTUERN STAR. a Duag Sia,_Having, in: my first letter described hf state of Germany before and during the French t Revolution, an well as during the reign of NAPo.& oioo; . having related:.how the great coniqueror was over- Si thrown, and by what' parties, I now resume the 3, thread of-my: narrative to show what Germanymade 13 of herself ...

... i THE i-LAIND, ; ;: ?? i J, TO THE W'ORG OLASSES Mr ps~i~ FRlrYs,-TfrS?~ e~veg ,1was a tithe within the memory of the Qds5t moa. more fittin&5 for or favourable to, the er es#toi~he Ab4ad ,ui'ct then the present.,; A partion;jof each letter have Addressed to 'You, i ' 4' A porti4 of every ,eechi lsave sadd to YOU Oti the Land,, oi trcne ssted in a comparison betwe4 tqa, ul of 'free laoer and ...

... 4fortigIT lteidigalfte. FRANCE. id A letter from Marseilles, of the 27th, states that le the Herculaneum has disembarked in that city 34 ie idividuals implicated in the last troubles in Ro- m] magna. The whole number that had arrived there ofwas, the letter states, 96. at SPAIN. The following is from the correspondent of the' to Tintes:- r: MADnW, CCT. 26.-I mentioned some time since t the ...

... TO THE WORKING CLASSES. id] DrUin Fiuans,-There never&'avas a time within the memory of the eldest itan; Ifore fittiag for, or favourable to, the consideration of the Land ?? thantlhe 'present. A portion of each letter l'have addressed to you, And a portion of every peech I have mdoe :to ?? bottbq th Land, has con- .sted in a comparison between. the value of free bour and of slave labour, and ...

... TV =. A 6F RMANY.7 *)LETTXR31;4; 2. V o Wn uPD1;OR op..rHE VOki\h5nE SaR ~~Re~~olution fw :0 .V~. Waly: opposed to that in Wic. we; -zpresented ; but mny view is, -,to,.lte,~dnim~ hIstoi'y. Had the war against Naobirl ?? wac.ofliery w~dd'lave beeuj, that'all these nations which ,a ?? subdued, wousld, after his downfall.IwD ad oj',.eqalitY.,, But, quite: .t leont7:wy zlfaalth Ma& o o~riy. mho, ...

... WL beg to direct the attention of our readers tothe lamentable aceounts of the potatoe erop selected from all parts of the United Kingdom, and to remind them that, insignificant as the failure may at first sight ap. pear, it is the prineipal feod of nineteen-twentieths of the Irish working classes, and also much relied upon as an article of food by the poorer classes of England. In addition to ...

... NINE LIVES LOST AND TEN OTHERS - DREADFULLY BURNT. WARRINzoTN, Nov. 6.-this morning at five o'clock, the No..cal-pi, belonging to Messrs. Turner and Evans, at Haydeck, nearNewton, Lancashire, caught fire, (by sone means at present not known,.) and a most tremendous explosion took place, which up- lifted and carred toa considerable distance the plakuls fastened at the ufouth of the pit. These ...

... AnDovEn, MoXDAY, Nov. 3. S y a day of triumph to the friends of the poor, a~nd therefore one of signal defeat to' their foes. At a meeting of the ratepayers of the parish of Andover, hold sonmc fewv days ago, it was resolved to seturn Mr. Westlake as a member of the town- council of the borough, as a compliment to him for his manly, honest, and disinterested conduct in con- nexion with the ...