... STATE OF TAHITI- QUEEN FOMARE. Yesterday afternoon a public meeting of the fricnds ofI Evangelical -missions Iwas held at the Town 'Hall, ,King- -i street, for the purpose of memorialising her Majesty's C government on be1half of the oppr essed inhabitants of Taii The meeting was numerously and respectably tc attended. Elkanali Armitage, Esq., mayor of Manchester, took S the chair; and uponl ...

... MR. ABSALOM WATKIN AND THE GUARDIAN. taULAttDIAN. teW- e have been requested by Mr, Absalom Watkin to insert ; is the following copy of his letter to the ilfenchester Guardian. er TO Ile Editor- of the jl'M1,hecstel, Gni'dn. i,-r,-111 the notice, in your last Saturday's paper, of the to aeeting of Mr. Bright's frieuds in. the Free trade Hall, yoLI t, asserti that the proposer of Mr. Bright ...

... at THE NEWSPAPER STAt-1P.-Tlte Tfcstimielstel- Rccice conl- tends that tile penity sstunlp should] be removed from news- :et, papers, mid placed uponl a wrapper or envelope, frankinug ho those required[ to be sent through the ?? Review is th, right enough; Nwhy should those pay fur steimps who never or have at paper through the poist-ollice I' All taxes onl know- O hoi ledge shotld be ...

... ' MA z ' ?? . ,J ?? Tunn LiAr ?? or CitxcoW,--it ca~~qea of resolution of the three poweies, tracow has ceased to be itti th inidependen t state. Thle three powers have formally agreed ?? as to the nleccaaitS of putting an end to its politicid ex~istence. r't It is said that the two powers of Germany' have bttt keluo. hidl tantly consented to the annexatton, Russia inqisted, anld sot ended by ...

... V LSI TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. ci ?? I a W<ERNI ?? re, qite as much in the dlark as to the move- Dcnts of the prodigy healludes toas e is himself. d lot THE REV. CANtON PARKINSON '-Ecclesia~sticuse will find an article t ng on this topic in anotjher part of to-day's paper. a to NEW Bocirs.-Owving to the Isiessure of other matter we have A been obliged to defer severilntfd of new works ...

... B OL T OS. iOARID OFstARDANSit th1veekly meeting of the s board on Monday, there ?? aerage attendance of C members; Feter Ditchfeld, sq.,irtthe chair. It up- peared by the tturs tliat tl~ibalaf ., in the hands of the treasurer arurinted to £l,74 ISs. *Mates in Great s :Bolton Workhouse, 75; in Turton ditto, 92: cost of main- tenance in Great Bolton Workhouse, 2s. 5d.; and in Tur- n ton, 2s. ...

... A public meeting of the friends of evangelical missions was hield oin Tharsday, at half past 3 o'clock, in thle large room of the Town Hall, to consider the propriety of pre- senting a memorial to her majcstyvs government on behalf of the oppressed natives of Tahiti.` ?? advertis'otcuits added, All persons desirous of preserving themi from ex- termination aire respectfdlly requested to ...

... TH BIBLE MOOOL-- -I -THE BIBLE MONOPOLY When JOHN CHILDs, before a committee of the House of Commons, appointed on the motion of JosE]Ii HUMS, said that a New Testamient, in sheets, for which the King's printers and the privileged Universities charged one sbilling, could be produced -for fourpence half-penny, and that the whole Bible, plainly, bound, could be sold for a shilling, he was ...

... ASHTON-UNDE R-LYNE. =I SHORT TimE.-The mill of Messrs. Hindley and Sut- cliffe, Dukinfield Hall, near Ashton, commenced work- ing only eight hours per day on Monday. THE HAT TRADE.-The hatting business at Denton is attthe presenttime very slack, both in felts and silks.'- COCKER-HILL, CHAPEL, STAt'LYf1RIDGE.-This popu- lar place of religious worship has remained closed since the month of ...

... LETTERS -FROM LONDON. No. X. inter lion. d In rough times war might he dependeist ott the point of knot' s, rouigh joke; and thle sm'ile or thle frown of a king involve the in ev at happin~ess or' the misery of' millions.. Quicquid deficient Gao le reges, Snag IHorace, plccttuntlt' ac/uai,, when kings ?? their subjects weep, a sentinent the revers of which i's ay given by Cowpier-that ...

... . local Inulligme. I. 1R MEETINGS OF CRFDITORS, Att the Court of Balkrupte, GeoyeMstrovO Maliw/ester. = &Y. . ,olt, Rusiolne, ividella I , Thom~as, M~anchester, ?? : a I * MYNOT~eGCANT-.Mr. BrIgbt asA stpporter of the voluntarg rincilep otdaaisttIS grant. i are ~ - oD ICL RIAE IL-hsbUi are up into effect, would remove bill local control over a large sci expenditure, and place. it in the hands ...

... THE EXAMINER. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER .28, 1840. I TORY-WIIIG COALITION. ae It is not often that the public are favoured with d, such a spectacle of brethren dwellinsg together in ia unity, as is now afforded by our two contemporaries, la the Guardian and the Courier. For many years there has been a shai fight between these rival journalists, and such of their readers as looked only ...