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letter from a BOstOnian, in Manchester. England, giving some account of the transac- tiOns of the riOtOus p0pulace, in that place, mentions that the mob attacked and robbed some fifty persons in the streets, of their money, watches, &c. which was suffered by the authorities, because they were unwilling to proceed to extemities with these poor crea- lures. Under date of the e9th April, he says :- .t aA

 "Last evening, after 0 o'clock, the mob were dispersed, and the streets were quiet d,l- ring the night, but this morning they were a. gain filled. in some parts ofthe town, with the most miserable looking wretches that ever saw. took the precautiOn to-day to leave my watch and money at home when went out, for fear of being treatedas numbers were yesterday. I think that every American, who sees and knows what is going on here, will have much reason to be thankful that he be- longs to country where such state ofthings never has. and, trust God, never will exist.''

 Bost. Pat.

 10 CorvespondeHts.-"C Cross O." was re- ceived too late for insertion in our last and as sun has again made his appearance, we con- ceive there will be no necessity of inserting the jingle this week ;-indeed it would be quite out of time-one day after the affair ;- we have therefore concluded to reject it, promising that if old Sol hides his face again for fortnight at one time, either this. or some sinilaY piece shall be inserted, which, fit should not drive away the clouds, may help to keep of the 6ues.

 "LucJer" has lain on our table some days,