... only Wheat is unhappily fo a very dear, but Government, it is faid, has c bnde-r confideration the exilling ftate of the t] Corn Laws. If the rife in Flour has been neceflary and S bnavcidabl4,- juilice to the Manufafturers re-' h quires it to be known; if ...

... have the honeor to enclofe, for the inrm ation of my Lords Commiffioners of the A4- C miralty, a letter fromn Capt. Philpot, .corn- iander of His Majefty's 'loop Echo, ftating as gallant and daring an enterprize, under the 9 command of Lieutenant Napier ...

... : lt takes oft the Wet from the Surface of the Ground, f« quick, as to prevent all poflible I: jury to the Crops *hnher of Corn, Gra.n, or Grafs, (which in a great Meafure tends ro prevent the Rorting of Sheep) ; the whole Operation is performed at lefs ...

... cauflt of ahlarm and eoniplaint to foreign tates. We are told that he- replies to the hint given as to the relloration of tic lawful line of Princes, that France might as ur'l pretend to dictate to England a democratic form 01 Government, or the refloration ...

... Ironmonger, St. Aan's Lane, London, to Mifs Purbrick, of Filkins, in this countv. On Monday died at his apartments in the Corn Market, Mr. Paflover Rice, aged 73, one of the Common Coiuncil of this city, and who ferved the office of Bailiff in the year ...

... thro' EnglaJd &6 ales, 7an. II. Wheat 94s Sd Barley 45s Vd I Beanls 6s 9gd Rye 61s 6d I Oats 323 Sd I Peafe 56Y 4-) Imports of Corn in the Porr of isedon 1t 'week. Wheat, a,%60 quarters. Oats, 400 ditto. Hops by the Bag. Hlops by the Porker. Kent s61 .a. ...

... more particular and prolninent reafon e will, however, prefent itfelf, when it is known qu that it is not many years ago that Corn was en fold by a cu oomary meafure all along this i Coat in no one inflance lefs than nine of gallons to the bufhel, and in ...

... lamps thereof, and \William Scott, Procurator Fifcal for the county of AMid Lothian, againlt Arthur G. f C'reag h, fludent of law, Frederick T. Lynch, William Lvnch, and James O'R elly, flud- euts of medicine, for breaking and de llroy- r ing lamps * when ...

... Mr Allan, Sun Fire Office, the full ■ aluc will be given for it, and Half-a-C'rown for troub.c. KEIRS WANTED. IF the Heir at Law, or next of Kin of JOHN MACDO- NALD, late Major in the Duke of Cumberland's Pro- vincial Regiment of Foot, will apply personally ...

... refign. Lord fo Chief Juffice Eldon to be Chancellor. Mr th Juftice Buller, Chief Juftice of Common * Pleas. Mr Mansfield and Mr Law, Puifrne f Judges. Government, in confequence ofthe high Si price of bread, of the quantity confumed by p, 3ojo0 French prifoners ...

... Burton-upon Trent. [ Poirctlion maybe had at Lai» day next} and for i furrher p.niculars apply to Mr. HICK.IN, Attorney- j at-Law, in Rugeley, Stafford Hi i.e. BOTT's PRESERVING TINCTURE. IS recommended to the Public for its Eilicacy in cleaning the TEETH ...

... to believe, that on their parts it was r.ot a war of aggrandizement, it was a war of equity.— !• was a war to rcltoie the lawful Monarch of France. —For hit part he was free to lay, that if ever that could beaccumpliihrd, he could hot, nor could Englifbmen ...