... contain all the customary original and se- le:,d articles; all 'the PARLIAMENTARY. DEBAl'$FS of the week in great detail; Review 'of IVANflthE bythe Autnorof WAVEaLir, With EXKACIS; the New. Stairp Duty Bill ' Palsionable Intelligence l'oetry by bcott ...

... apd addressed'to the gerileimen who in- tended to beat the di66ri; -appeared& in;tie 7i~ires pewsppper. Aftek takirig a review 'of Mr. iobes public conducti tle. Wriler says-. I will ahoit yoti, Genhlmbnen, (what-sonte eff iou little think), that ...

... ;-AGl1-CUttTtJ R E 1. , - _ , . , . I i .; - . .. I . - , The Edinbargh' Reviewer, in his last Ntimsber find aitice of1 the Staiistieal Report of France. by MIr. GChaptic, ?? tbeh, prooL.(mesniogprodurce) of the agriculture of France and of England by ...

... ofran English'1a4x-p.herer, you have, fo,- ?? r.u-,ter part i' the price *kat yora;can buy 1 !ieni in Ene'll)d. N 'ow, take a review of what Ilhava. qaidhere, 1 atnd you will find that thle whole of your expensesy I cven if yo:n u keep two servants, two horses ...

... I - AMERICAN SLAVERY. In a letter to the Edinburgh Reviewers. an Anre. rican Gentleman enters at considerable length iltO the vindication of the United States, for stiti per.! mitting in the Southern and Western States, tle ex istence of negro slavery ...

... given me ee thousand guineas each for their eighth shares f tie property? This fct speaks for itself. Now et s take a short review of what has occurred ,ince to induce them to alter their opibion. Mr. crampton having stipulated for the absolute ma- isgemrelt ...

... whose deeds and whose narees, and wbose history we should call to our recollection. Their brilliant virtues are passed in review betore us and they point to the tnonument of their fame, which, like the gratitude of their country, should be imperishable ...

... Riego. Letters from Cadiz of tile 2,'b say nothing of the eogagenient, nor of the Attark on the Corta. durn. Gantral Freyer reviewed the garrison, and ] retired to his head-quarters at Santa Maria.- Hef has granted to the fatmilies of' persons arrested for ...

... and feeling on the merits of his illustrious father, and on the great services which. he rendered to the country. He took a review of the Acts of the late Parliament, which he strongly condemned. He said the House of Commons were detected forging chains ...

... met an antago. nist, every way worthy o.. her most elaborate n efforis m Lookin, into the book, Mrs. B.. observes, The Reviewers ( he Quarterly,) have not here shewn P Imuch regard for the fair sex. I will undertake to d, prove them not only guiltless ...

... AND WALTzING.-In Blackrsoods MN-a. gazine of the present month is a pleasant article on hiPgilism, in which the facetious Reviewer intro- itulces the following -parallel between the sports of 'tiw 1Jing and thle grraces o, the Ball-roam, and sut- cessrully ...

... >, 'tle'iD e t~f Angouleme was in the act o' put. sC titt, i;i? fout in the stirrup to mount his horse tto procee~ir'g Lo review the -trcops o( the pilce ol ithe Great at Lyons, on the 6th itstant, the .aiinll, fi'rightened b the sound ot the d;urum, ...