... -7 ?? ., il r . ?? , _: ; VARIETIES, ?? ,.x, d:.B . T R~~ n S Y o ~ g . W a n al~ fa n , o f:~ tU;'i~ l wee 1 b~ ery~ 4ho- Iosi of a ne w ; u , aafor ipi lo s, of a n~ 1 l vo er ?? T hey . will weep efor foyti snyW g fo ,Jr Dtl lng ?? Till~ S sc oldl y o u t i b t h for aj o ld a taly i e atvX l n t la t n e w gown, -ad- at epau e'th f a e, w l n: M womeul weep toeou lears ?are thp ...

... NEn W FROM CHINA. I- I f r Te FORMirNGOF ACBINUSe NAVY.-MAC AO, _ Feb. 1,1840,-The Admiial Kwans victory at le: CIhUepee. oan the 3rd of Novemnder last over ber Ma- la jesty's ships Volage and Hyacinth, in which tbese le cme awaywint the slightest hurt, whilst a nuria t, her of junks were blown up, saunk, and destroyed, le seems to have led the Imperial Commissioner to the conviction, that ...

... GREAT MEETING TO DISCUSS THe RULES OF THE NEW ASSOCIATION TO BE FORMED HeRE; AWED DEFEAT OF THE SO-CALLED PEACEFUL PARTY; HEADED r BY MR. FRASER. r IT may perhaps be as well to mention shortly a the causes which brought about this meeting, l before saying anythingof the proceedings thereat. a These will, consequently, be better understood. a Be it known, then, unto all good Radicals, that, N ...

... I - -- ITHE BEAUTIFUL BRITISH CONSTI TUTION.' ' ' I 'A nice exposure of the spirit of, the Brjitish Laws was made on the occasion. of ,the Bishop of Exeter's recent attack i on the Soicialists in the House of Lords. The In' right'reverend prelate, with the, true bigotry of. a'priest, ex- pressed a most ardent desire to' prosecute all persons entertaining particula' opinions 'wiich he ...

... ?? A lAlM. of w7 t I .- The Paris rs p re Mied whtte upqsi the Thiers Cabinet, os he0e lland,-aa iw'thp de- fence of it on the other. The tone of the press in general would jstify a belief, that thelifister was in. ;dwsger, and privat e rs state that matters have taken a new turn, andd that ?? capability of M.,hiers. 4o, )pisi~.tain Jh~ipn. elf :in power bad 'bebore ,doubtful.! .St~l the ...

... Our once Radical contemporary is becoming a Tory i He is as bad as Old Burdett, whom we th would scarcely have ventured te apologize for tie grim King of Hanover. We extract a lctter from our Ad turncoat contemporaries' columns in proof of his apostacv. The King of Hanover must feel under particular obligation to our Tory-Radical contemporary for his very friendly endeavour to whiten his ...

... FwsI L LSEU Ist number I stated that the clerical pack were ,. after. tile vaiadian carca55;` and wehavs ?? to thle yelping of these hounds; and though the le dub' on matters of the highest interest to tim and in eternity, their cry is loud enough are in the scent of prey. To have ajust con .,f a priest, when his right is called in question to :!,ithtin Iis grasp, imajigie adogintdangerof ...

... SOUTHE _t_ This borough wbich'tned to give a ois ia oet h sout ?? now inl a most object 511d distracted state. The Rieforim Bill instead of id'actgadsor . leq4t~t~ti'ally destroyti AIe. are Ito teh liberal ra ?? d~4ts for ittl want of 6irt0Y as 9~eweef~ oo was hatI 'h~~3IYcelld eetran;111 Pi reso1 M.viust g~'Jtil5660inbabitnItS0 Z iaeive rifier of thdWig5 oro tlri* lnetotll ranks here is poial ...

... I . : - -i- , .. . ; i: 0 ; ? I . ? I , . -SlIMCEIMAL'b I -. . -. ;? WI qr gro, t ae t 1piiL a pro- b t~biljty 4of the rpatort, , ?ft~t flftt petwnn of wti;cl I ?? ltides aso 4pjyxit1l deanvled for attend- nlge S @ha~tlat mn'aetiirg aboas vei~mnieo'atinoce. '4le , -peos~tt ,~tIetT jb6t Io31 buzt sinsvaslfg :taertions to Induce hle auihortii al I Aduiirlty t perfkmi l tan sct'o justice toaditn ...

... ?? through- the AM ~u~h 1a~t: ~ '4 1'~adee' __N tsasy e s'rtos je50li sitotl.A4 hs and !lu~l ish~. I a ?? ab~lse infletube inrte1.nteewppraibga g4mdieneii'lafne dofr Aeb$l1IrJIsug,~iet V I~si e 0 -aniimmuntivnMovendny,~ieove plmiad.o ytt~ro~np~sn dludd'~e~spe .ipparfootsaudeorne *ilichtbirlui ft.m e *mlethn 8chto ,and ?? t m.lhb's~~~ ?? ~iioft~sn in VnInp Of~ ~gh WCd~h ...

... COT-LAND. (From our own Correspondent.) DUG Edinburgh, Feb. 25, 1840. parn CIVIC CHARITY aersus COMMON JUSTICE. eaxe 'The disgraceful doings connected With THE utng DOINER ?? TO the Poor, which we lately noticed, wih ...

... I -- SCOTLANO.- *DUaeReftg-Cunious FAcf-About tbreeweel | ago, when the drought was at its height, and had continued nearly three calendar months, the bgrn or -stream at Gleolude, cllo low that the salmon, aftet spaantiog.l'aciktd astiflcleocy of sater .tb.fdnat them, over iatgravet~ban41adjuinioB ?? theW.Waiy t ''to sea.~ Iii tblis dim a, theirirange of poolroom was exceedingly limited, and ...