TE HE E RA. [LETEST EITIOiNo.] SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1839. A morning paper, which staggers between Govern- ment and its enemies, seeming, like a drunken man, to have " business on both sides of the way," has been doing nothing, for the last day or two, but crow over the discomfit

THE NEW CONSTITUTION; OR, THE BEDCHA:MBER WOMEN MADE RESPON- SIfBLE FOR THE ADVICE THEY MAY GIVE THE QUEEN. TO THE EDITOR OF TEE ERA. Sra,-This new doctrine, promulgated by the sapient Lord Portman in his very elaborate letter to the editor of the Times, has been met with the ext

CONFESSIONqS OF A TnUaG. BY C'TIrtIN I.EADOWS TAYLOR. 3 vols. Bentley. The horrible deeds of these deliberate murderers have re- celltly become so familiar to the public, that a work like the present,-laying open, as it does, the entire system of Thug- gee,-is one of general int

kTEAM TO DUNDEE.-The Magnificent Steamu I Ships, LONJON, DUNDE1:, and PERTIH, will sail from HORE'S Steam Whawrf, _-22Wasping, as ?? Dundee, Captain Kidd, Wedlesday 17th October. at Egleven ?? in the fjrenoun. The London, C:aptain Ewing, Wedne.,dav, 24th October, at One ?? in the

1 . I FRANcE.-The Paris papers bring no intelligence of im- portance. The ministry and the coalition were displaying in- creased and increasing activity in promoting the interests of the respective candidates. The opposition continued to charge the government with putting in pra

CORN MARKET. COaN-EXCItANGE1, PRIDAY.-We are moderately supplied with Wheat from our own coast this week; and though there has been a good arrival of Foreign, yet having several couantry buyers, the trade is firm on rather better terms. Barley is steady in value, and wye are abu

A!I goes an swimmingly for the noe Ministers. That they were popular in the country every one has known since thc elections. That they were acceptable to the Parliament aP- pears by the large majoritv of both houses which voted for the turning out of the Whigs, whose places they

CIIARTTST RISING AT BRADFORD. On Sunday night last the magistrates received in formation that an outbreak was intended, and ordered that about forty special constables,basides the )atch, should patrol the streetsall night. About two o'clock on 31Monday morning a party of the con

_ '-THE POACHER." L-; ' BY -C-APTAIN MARRYAT. -. CHAP. XVI. RETURN-TO ENGLAND. The remainder of the journey was completed without any further adventure, and they at last found themselves out of the Russian dominions, when they were met by the uncle of the Princess, who, as a Pole

I TnrE flrsersxA-l'Iv'NTrr; or, DAS' ScHrirstL-" By DENIs IGN1ATIUS 3MORatArTY, ESQ., Author rrf" ?? lWife-Hunter." Bentley. This is certainly a very amutsing ioek, ?? to tie fair seex undoubte-dly a most ulngallant one, as its wit is crliuily dlrected against thuir faults and f