... ?? ?? i~E ~ > :L S. v ,, F. , ~~'usxs ins been -a Meeting at te London ;TavemIo AO~ev the sRinripto9 for, Sri ROBRT, at iwhi Meetn~g I.JflO a- r#,P !W$Cy been In .thechir. Twlo thingfs 0111 helqpong to this r Hums -is reottdl jto have ,w'1. ?? : ?? -ad- that-the Kliw had -orgJt to 4isxmiss this g:ereal from his servie?. Dne en hardly believe, that Mr. Hum did AY such ,a ?? For i-ff thi e ...

... fire, with L e,t « r tlje, ,;., •; k . -i. accompaQying Packet u contain!^lttMitiori from Mr. iiigbp/Pss.the Prince Regent aod I’riead of Mr. CobbcttV, wha-would .. quoted iu-livor the same •• ymlr ptlrsuarrt his i«- ■• stnictk>p» fr|ny.\lr. Ciihbett; but, haying > u the same time Deceived other iastniclions. k wh»c render the personal ,\he commiasiontf me ttf*» Icaye.the Packet ypur Olfice, ...

... 1Z.u CO -EtT' T--U.LICA.ONS. J. M. COBETT, .188, FLEET STEET, LONDON. * 1. COTTAGE ECONOMY.-This little work was first'pliblislhed in Numbers. Its object is to inculcate indutwty, sih:.ety, and all the virtoes of domestic lif, amongst the labouring classes. To teach themn to rely upon their owi-exertious, for their well being ; to instil into their minds the great troth, that their happiness ...

... -X44 T R .2 Xs§b:Us A ,eElTTEWRj i' F.*RS _ FROME ,TBS .,3e -TP E O PLE. O SO P AF8 JEWS AND JOBRRS . On the abuse, which. the Jew and ?? coin, yoies plrred for n the N a t o n f o v .e x p i s ri n t k e irj o at tt-he apent evpents in ASpainb - M a d t i d- f l O e' o, e, . 1' 8 2 Z J, Je ws JOf BhRS - .. . LOan - braws 4: rnatr pfl paper coin, ,you wjrn, make £j*- tune*t'6f ...

... FR RANCIS BURDITT. I -Notwitbstanding the strong temptation held forth in the Blat roftet's Affidavit, in the pathetie appeal of Mr. Scarlett, and in the observation of the Judge on tfic great consso7atioW whicb 'the. Baaonet muat feel at hating -meant well; notwithstanding bese and. sonme other thng s that -occurred in the court, I did not intend to notice this affair, until I saw it made ...

... , - I T -PQO R. - t' . ' : -: -~ I .: 7 : seem, tW ew &s-MT'di x~*ject. LaikJOfWN R.VS ELL. the, 2gtb :of Ma. ; a hou fr 4 Seleet Committee to e- ptctt of ipan Wage in the ?? of por-r ates. ?? obse4re tW Mr. No0.avA 1,a4~ liilbeibre the House for a p iiatbut i am hdt we haill hear aQ ore if~h~t Dill. seeing that a cizrioua -!atre npeaxs to have Jiap t N~r,.:Ee a -7clob i was Member for that de ...

... . .COCHRtAN )I- by -AID --I ; ;BlOR £COCHRNE. b. Monday ast-, the 21st jnstant, S~iR ths AcwftOSH sented to the House of' Cominio, a petition f pa el inwa' dent fellows, Aiom he caled the Charnber. of .ommerce 9of af eA+sie. prayiD, bhat the Hou'se wt~ do- soedjt (I hardly .kuw wa)abou .dgnwlding Athe ineenec of $.ouihl Ame- ica. Sir ?? made a speeeh upmn the oc0Csion, aP -indee,- the eader ...

... To TRHElREAMBRS OF THE REGISTER. ?? have heard much of the INTENEDPD Dis$PAcT of the East India Directors, wherein they take a view of, and give their opinion upon, the conduct of Marquis Wel- lgsley. You have been, by me, regularly iifrrued of tle several efforts that have been waade to keep this Dispatch from the public eye. It is now, however, thanks to the Directors, printed and published; ...

... PROPIERTY TAX. I - - Sin ?? of the provisions of the newf Ac on Income are; so extremely severe and, oppressive, as to ?? almost uiversal re- probation, and yqt we do niot'bhe6ar that any, cons~titutional' methoff has beeii publicly t~a- ken by'instruction's to'membe~rs,, or othier-, wise, to endeavour to obtai~n such' modificai'- tions'of 'the obnoxious claus~es, as wxill render' them less ...

... PEACE -IN INDIA.-From the Calcutta Ga zette Extraordinary; dated Fort Widllam, Jan. 27, 1806. v A Dirspatch, ftron the Governor Generrl lo the Hon. G. Udny, Vice-President in council. Honourable Sir: in my dispatch of the 5th ult. I bad the honour to transmit the Copy of a Treaty concluded with Dowlut Row Scindiah, by the right hon. Lord Lalke ,on the 24d of Nov. under my instructions, by ...

... DOMESTIC OFAIAL PAPER. Kings Speech.-OA Friday the I 9th of De- cemler 8oW, the two Hoasei of Parifa- ment having Met, t eo n was .ped Py Commissio with thi folwi ig Speeds, which ryes read by the Lord Chancellor. My Lords, and. Gentlemeni-1is Ma- jesty has commanded us to assure you, tat, in the difficult and arduous circrmstyames under which you are now asssmbled, it is a great Satisfaction ...

... - SUMMARY OF POLI:TICS. SININO FrVUi (continued from. 352, to which the reader ij requested to refer.) fla America, they parsue a di fferent course. They have 111easures for redatirg their debt; really reducing it ; and they are reducing it accordingly. When Mr. Galiatin tells the Congress (as in the report before fnentiooed see p. 325), that there is an anaual ap- propriation of 8 millions ...