... Farletteo. OPPRessioN.-:The weight of oppression generates two consequences; it excites the people to aspire at liberty, and it prevents them from obtaining it; they dread foreign enemies less than their tax- gathers. It is the inequality or the impositions which make their severity so poignant. The just burthens of the rich are Laid upon the poor ; judge from what they pay, and you would ...

... #Orctgn futfuttlence. FRANCE. poitie The bill to maintain the duty on potable liquors, mover was carriedl in the Assembly, on Thursday afternoon, neant by 418 to 245. been The Court of Assizes of the Upper Garonne has The aequitted the persona accused there of being ac- been a cotoplices to the isui reclion in Paris of the 13Lh paty a -of June. nal wi MI. Leoutre, responsible (editor of the I ...

... wte Met UIRAL'r55 OP LONDDN DURING THE~ W~rxr.-In the thre msetropolitan districts the deaths registered in the Cool ,week ending last Saturday, were 1,043 -.the weekly su average Of the last quarter of five previous years, cor- belo rected for increase of population, is 1,162. In the ~~ corresponding week ot 1846, 1,2'76 deaths were rc- Fire turned: in that of 1847, 1,946 death', when the ...

... AMli OASTLBR OX FREE TRADE AMN MIGC4RATION, llodt irs zent, I1cc, 17, 12S9. v ?? let-ter ifthe 13thi lest, was re-I vulickd Oil Satuordayi las t. I thank yen for the inanxe pr~soi f ?? therein, neid for the. oft-re- aenice of your eoniadence im my jt'rorl it, aril~ ira illy ?? desiro to bii of Eqr-itto Alwas reembr. Ihol it o he true, beyoidI the) p ower of chaunge that, a th otgh oliS Class ...

... OXITORtD, WORSCESTERt, AND WOLvrRUSAMlPrON RAIL-- ' ?? Railway Commissioners htave decided uponl call- 9jug upon the Ureat Western Company to complete the above line of railway, without delay, under the provisions of the act. IdNORTHl WESTERm RAIL'WAY.-The directors au- IInounee that having now opened :30 miles of their line, it is le not their intention for the future to pay any further in- ...

... 7Al. OASTLER ON FREE TM VDE AND BN]IGR mTow. I ?? Broadsuirs, Kent, Dee, 17, 1849, PLAR SIR,-Your letter of the 13th inst. was nr- ceired on Saturday last. I thank you for the many esmp-essions of kindness therein, and for the oft-re- peated proofs you gave mes of your confidence in my Jl alunient, and in my earnest desire to be of service to the working classes. Always remember. I hold it to ...

... ' Though yees call us paltroone, we raoruit your dragoons, r Alld we powers out our blood on the battle's red plains ; 1Sure we man your wrships and feed all their Lordehips, while yees call us barbariank al thorrible mes. M f There's the 'bloody ould Tirae,' wid its threeha'penbq a t . lines, - . A d k And yo;rParimhst.mhouse, wid its XSon oppressors;.' tWI your Boord oflal lWorks, anda-our ...

... .fvortto' f~tuellt99nfe9 FRANCE. Poiti, The bill to maintain the duty on potable liquors, move was cari itd in the Assembly, o'ib Tursday afternoon, isent by 418 to 245. been Th'le Court of Assizpa of the Upper Garonne has ITl acquitted the persons accused there of being ac- beeny coonplices to the insuirection in Paris of the 13t P5oy of June. nal v; *M. L~otitre, responsible editor of thle I ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZILS 'PA 'IpTu -l-T .- TO THE RDITORl OP THETldq Ssst,-Noticing from thle English aerl ho i liotbam's opinion of tile ?? s0 Leea thit tputting a aLOP to the traffic in slaves, etdo iocso (3l o tedpaof 'it, loly nq 11 increase the ?? passage sstal to bay Ier11l ! c able attention, and ectdafeeling in f~vos Ill Pttracil sittj discontinued, perloapo a few retmarks of oete I P. ...

... MEETING OF THE BRADFORD TOWN COUNCIL, .vn- A monthly meeting of the Town Council took place !gl yesterday wojk in the Council-chanmber, at the Court-homue ; BENnY ton tbe Fones, Ecq., the mayor, occupied the chair. 5 neer CONTRACT FOR PRINTING. the After tlee usunl routioe busiees3 had been gone througle, a discus. the elon toolt place in reference to the contract for printing having been ...

... ,THZ WORKING .CLASSES. .- A . . ?? '7 ?? ' 2. ?? SLAVZ8,' WILLNG SLAVES, I-can call you by no other name, because :,every othe# a9s8inwthe community lives luxu- iriotsly and sumptuously upon your slavery, .not- more based upon their union and'power thantupon your slavish and subservient.'anta- goniam. I do not apply the word antagonism to your opposition to. your. opponents- apply it solely to ...

... S On Thursday evening a crowded and enthusiastic e meeting over which the Mayvr presided, was held in a the Tesoperance-hall, Bradford, for the purpose of receiving Mr. Cobden and Colonel Thompaun, and f of siving them welcome. Aldermant.11eLL14AN proposed, and Mr. BROWN , sceonded,fhe following rcsolution ?? That this r meeting recalls vith lively satisfactior the part taken a by R, Cobden ...