... FROPXRTY TAX AND FREEDOM op TRADE. To the Rt. Hon. Charles.James Fox. SIR ;-Having since 1784 uniformly consideredyour political theories as beyond every degree of comparison superior to Mr. Pitt's political practice; believing also, that nothing is required to carry these theories in- to practice but honesty and resolution, and being an elector of Westrminster, I cannot, to avoid the ...

... REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO DRAW UP ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT AGAINST HENRY L ORD VISCOVNT MEL- VILLE. PRESENTED TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS 4TH MaRCH, 1806. 7'/u Committee appointed to draw up Arti- - es of Impeachment against Henry Lord Visc. Melville; and who were empowered to report suck further Mlatters as shali have come to their Kndwledge in the course qf the Examinations taken ...

... ;AMERICAN POPULATION, ComM!ERCE, AND REVENUE. * We have, on former occasions, found it necessary to endeavour to direct the arten- tion of our country men to the interesting scene exhibited on Ithe other side of ale Atlantic, and we were not a little surpried to perceive our endeavours treated, notl onI with neglect, but with -ontempt. Wehwere told, that, a country so distsmt ?? be little ...