... 'TIlE MANCHESTER ATILENAi;Ul. I - . I . . . .. . . Wac extract tho follossiag interesting iacasustt of tilelsi cheteirr A then-iaiii-, frour ait article entit-ict ?? Two dav 1: Matnchchter,a sritren, %ve Ircrestnic, bly Hr. Roebert Chetoir: .b- We faercy iso one eata read it without experiencing aL ttr.jil! i., - sire to liwe scome sitmilar firotttition e-&tiblsohed in this town a I ITilheM ...

... v AMND EAST-RIDNG TIMES. I ?? _ _ 4_ I Ws have been favoured, by a merchant of this port, with acopy of the Singapore Free Press, ce.) of the Vth ult., from which we extract the follow. ltian incg highly important announcement isedJAA ir at Th oens-esrlfJAVA. 7fre Thee Governor-Gileralof.i5Jcteriands ed5nia, &c. &c. &c. ace. Makes ?? to promote the trade and industry of the manifold islands ...

... 00 A newspaper in Alabama, was born one day, and died the next. 'If brevity is the soul of wit, that paper had indeed a ta very witty existence. - oh A HoAx.-The goo I people of Pittsburg lately assembled, ze cording to public notice on a bridge, for the purposo of soeing: 3r, a man fly. At the appointed hour, while the spectators, with Dn open mouths and straining eye-balls, were anxiously ...

... 5ivrken'falet, &C. , TRANMRR.-MRETING; OF TE4 RATE PAYRER Yes treli t. terday, at noon, the adjourned meeting of the rate- upon p ayers of this township was heid at the Trausnere Castle Hoytel~, for the purpoeo akn noconsideration the the propriety of adopting measures fo the lightien and t hie e watching of the township. The meeting was conducted ?? tin a more orderly manner thais same of ...

... AS rRONOMY. r the THE NEW PLANET. T1 Ot, On the 13th of last month a memoir of the highest 511 very interest was read by the Astronomer Royal at the meet- wi )the ing of the Royal-Astronomical Society, on the history of thec( Elos- the discovery of' the newly-found planet. As yet the addie fling planet hias not got an acknowledged name, and it may Gave nidcome to be called Atlas, as suggested ...

... AhTRONO)MY. -ii .. M. LI vEltllERI'8 NEW PLANSET. I. n (riPoPo:1n NAME, ATLAS.) !v d In the RacCaJAo Scienlitgca di Rorna of December I t, the folowing nnnouncement, and, along with it, the fio li . l,,viing positione, wre given for the new planet, (Atlas, p I siamely,) as determined with the meridian circle of the' .- Obscrvato~y of thc Cslegio Romano:- za ?? MaIS SvC I DVG MITN. FRC. e0 Oct. ...

... PARCES, MAIL DELIVERY COMPANY. I TWO GEESE MISSING. TO THlE EDITOR OF THE ER.A. Sir,-On the 10th of October Ult., a widow lady, re- siding in the east end of the metropolis, booked a parcel containing two geese at one of the offices of the Parcel Mail Company, in the Commercial-road, St. George's East, paying carriage for the same to ensure its prompt and safe delivery in Camden Town. The ...

... A public meeting was held at the New Inn, Bridge. road, Lambeth, on Monday evening, to consider the pro. posed erection of a bridge at Charing-cross, B. Hawes, jun., Esq., M.P., in the chair. The room was thronged by the most respectable inhabitants of Westminster and the locality. The chairman, in opening the proceedings of the meeting, said that there had been no manifestation of public ...

... I EThe following appeared in our Town Edition of last week.) MADAME ANNA BISEIOP. The last appearance of Madame Anna Bishop took place on Thursday, at Drury-lane, upon which occasion she selected the part of Isoline, in Balfe's opera of The Maid of Artois. It is melancholy to think that, in the present impoverished state of the lyrical drama, the cir- cumstances of the theatre prevent the ...

... THE ARAM. 9th Lancers-Lieut.-Colonel S. Fullerton has leave to Calcutta and Madras for four months, and to England for two years on private affairs. 14th Light Dragoons-This corps has been finally transferred from the Bomabay to the Bengal presidency-Lieut. Griffiths, rid- mg-master, has leave to Calcutta for three months, and to Eng- land for two years, on private affairs. 4th Foot--We ...

... SALE OF THE BLESINTON ES.TATES. l The sale of these estates was continued on Saturday at v Master Litton's office, which was crowded to excess. The first lot put up was the following portion of the pro- perty situate in the COUNTY TYRONE, The towalands of Deerpark, Grange, Rakelly, and Now- townstewart, in the manor of Newtownstewart, parish ofb Ardstraw, barony of Lower Strebane. Contents per ...

... THE tEPEAZ SECES-IO.I (FS'om ?? Nation of Satiurdy.) After long silence, observed, amid the jeers of Opponents fancying themselves victors, and frequent remonstrances of ardent friends, It was finally decided by the leading Sece. dere, known to be residing in Dublin, to accept the invita- tion of a committee of the citizens, and to stand forth in their own defence. They have done so. Their ...