D-R. LARDNER'S CABINET CYCLOP}EDIA, publishing in Monthly Volumes, small Bvy., 6s. in cloth. "One of the most valuable contributions that has ever been made to the cause of general knowledge and national education."-Standard. 1.-HISTORY. -onrland - - Vols. 1 to 8, Sir J. Mackinto

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. .ranan CGUILDHALL. ALLnOBD CHARGES OF CRUELTY TO ANeeALs.-Yaonee Clarko-s was brought up, charged witl cruelty to n donkey. Thomas Gibbons, who stated himself to be an officer of the Animals' Friend Society, de- posed, that about halftpast three yesterday

. The high price of corn, and the prospects of a short harvest, have suggested to the Anti-Corn Law Association the propriety of taking ad- vantage of the discontent which these circumstances have occasioned 'in the public mind, to press onward the question of a repeal of the Cor

B OROUGH OP MARYLEBONE.-.-The Electors of the Boroug-h are infotmod that the Revising Barcisters'Will meet at Ithe Court-housec, Marylebone, en Mlonday the Egt a ?? to revise the list, fur this bereugh. ,,The Borough of Mlarylebene Reform and Registration Association, nforin the

. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Smn,-There are few subjects onwbich more misrepresentation prevails, and on which the public mind more requires to be rightly infornned, than the question of the Beer Bill, involving as it does the higher consideration of a free trade in beer. No- thi

THE METROPOLIS. AcCIDnNT ON BL.ACXPRIAct'S BaRIDGE -On Monday afternoon, a little boy named Tucker, in passing over Blacktiars Bridge, was knocked down by a truck, and before the man drawing it could stop it, as he was descending the north end of the bridge, one of the wheels ve

T II E E R A. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1838. Under which KIing, Ilezonian, speak or die!" When a journalist commences his labours in the public ser- vice, it is usual to profess entire neutrality with regard to party, and then to qualify his professions by certain general, though no

TUESDAY, SrPT. 25. The Gacelt contains notices that the following places have been duly registered for solemnizinl marriages therein :_ Baptist Chapel, Bluntislians-cum-Eariteh Huntingdonshire. Roman Catholic Chapel, Irnham, Lincoinshire. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 1I. Marsden and

-.1- SATURDAY'S NEWSa ChURCH RATES, PARISH' OF SiT. GERoGE THE MARTYR.-A ves- try meeting of the parish of St. George the Martyr, very respectably and numerously attended, was held at the vestry-realm, adjoining the parish church, at half past twelve o'clock, when the Rev. Mr. Ho

OLJT'iEND and SHEERNESS (calling at the TOWN PIER, GRAVESEND).-One of the Commiercial Corn- ja~n ssuperier Packets, from London Brtil-o Wharf, EVERY MORN- GatEEVEN precisely (Sunidays includecd). JOHN BLEADEN, Secretary.i :OtMreo-ish-street Hill, and Chaplin's Universal office, R