Since the article Finality was written, some contradictory evidence of tLe probable intentions .Ministers has been given. There are indications repentauce, a purposed change policy, abaudoumeut their stupid and disgracelut Uoclrme of Kniahty. the contrary, there evidence also of

(l-'rom the Examiner.) A most offensive case Ecclesiastical oppression has been brought under the notice of Parliament by Mr. Easthope ami Mr. Hawes. David Jon s, a poor weaver, and anUnitarian, was elected Churchwarden of Carmarthen. In pursuance of his duty he called vestry to

by whom Orders and Advertisements are received. LoNDON--Messrs. NEWTON Co. Warwick Square. Messrs. BARKER and Co. 33, Fleet-street. Messrs. THOMPSON, Co. fi, Waterloo Place. Messrs.CLARK & LK'iVl >,Cro».t Court, Threaduecdle* Street. Mr. S. DEACON, 3. Walbrook. Mr. G. REYNELL, *

inserting my defence the fift ultimo, nor ran I blame you for inserting the aftipid and unfounded defence and self-called refutation of statement made Messrs. Yard, Ilett's and t'ooLE, of whose respectability think they do most earnestly hope no enquiry will be made by G. B. COG

(Before C. Saunders, Esq., Judge.) Tnox vs Trout v. John- Ciuox. —The plaintiff, who Uvea at Isle claimed the defendant (his brother-in-law), a tallow-chandler, of Donyatt, £5, value of a clock illegally detained. —The plaintiff gave up possession of a house at Longford in 18»>.

IRISH ADVENTURE IN ERIN. Once upon a time, when the Duke of York reigned at the Horse Guards, was article of faith that the commander-in-chief could do no wrong—an illusion now happily dispelled —it was ordained fate and his Royal Highness that I, John Popgun, jovial subaltern in

A meeting of this institution was held in the Ouildhall on Thursday, the 9th, the Rural Dean (Rer. F. B. Portman), in the chair. The Treasurer (Mr. Norman) having given his report, anil the Chairman having addressed the meeting, chiefly with reference to the state of the Parent

Suodex I'Eath —On Thursday afternoon a nam Bowl,living in II >rsecastles, dropped down in fit in School-lane, expired soon after. Shocking AccinESr —On Frid last tno son of Mr. Ensor, solicitor, of Card (son ot Mr. T. Ensor, ot Milborne Part), fine little fellow, abut four yeirs

the Pablio generally for the kind Patronage which he has received daring the Fourteen Tears he been in Business ; but is ander the painful necessity of stating that in consequenee of the deoeaae and illness of several members of his Family, he has determined upon relinquishing t

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