... I 7featy of Peace betlueen ike Hon. the East- India Cornt. iid lheir Ailies, orn the one part, and Sa/,ib Subaik Ragugoe-BbounsadI Orithe other seltkd be M. Getnj Wegleley, on the part of the E. I. Comp. and their Allies, and by Jezswmb Rao kamnchander, on the part of Senah Saheb Subah Ragogee Bhounsla, ,pit have each fall aut Ior~ilyfrom their respective Powers: dated in the Camp at Deogaun, ...

... I , WMIDDLESEX ELECTTOIT. , ?? observe by 'a quotation from Mr. Thornton's speech, in your pa- per of Saturday last, (p. 380), that Mr. Thornton has misled you, and misrepre- sented me. When be mentions my name as an agent for Sir Francis Burdett, Mr. Thorn- ton calls me the StcretaryofthreCorresponda ing Society. The political sins of i794 were sified to the very dregs, in the trials of Mr. ...

... ESiB ROiaRMt W1LSO'S FAMP0tRT. IT-ie ?? levier has heen takeri ft&6* the Morrfing Chroni¶e& .Tt is s6 vet iWirttirg, bbft a-s to- the hinbaer And th4 minFt, fbwti cafiot terdin fenijlilk iq tfufl lenigth.] ' Sermarnnum stis ipsa ibpt UTbs: -Loquqcit4- temn suam contineat: t°S c4strensibus coiisjijis contentos futuros Csse sciat.-Livy,-L 44. S.22. SIX,-I have observed lately a disposition in ...

... EMPEROR OF THE FRENCL. I . Organic Senatus Consultum, conferring tie. TidIe of Emper eorn the zrsI Consul, 4end establishing the Imperial Dignioy hereditary in his Family, (Concluded from p. 21 1.) CXII. Denunciations by the legislative body can only be delayed at the de- mand of the tribunate, or the requisition of fifty members of the legislative body.- CXIV. In both cases the demand and ...

... LETTER FROi WI R. !4USK3AV. ?? the veracity of my history of , the; Irish Rebellion was impeached lit your Political Register of May the i2th, by an anonymhous writer, under the ait nature of Verax, I request you will putla. lish the following observations in its de. fence. . The materials for that history were collected with. the greatest assiduity, the most scrupulous inquiry and discrimina- ...

... llILITARY; OfFMCERS PAtY. : | SrR,-A paragraph having latelyaqppered i all the daily papers, corrfidently sttibgvihat a-, board of generalofficers had beeirered to assemble, on the subject of inerease of pay to the officers of the army'; and-that the sevraY rates had been actually fixed. You may easily conceive what sensations df -such intelligence created throughdut ebey rank of the ...

... , Copy of a Circu lar Letter from the Adjutant General to the General Ofdicer corirnanding the Eastern District-.-Dated Aug. 6. SIn,-I have received the Com- manderliu Chief's commands, to inform you that his Majesty has been pleased to appoint the officers named in the margin* to be employed on the staff and that his Royal Highkness has directed that they shall be placed under your orders, ...

... gUuS` A A N D SwpEDN appear to haye re. solved on war with France, and we shall probably soon be informed, of the grounds upon which they mean to justify that resolu- tion in the eyea of their subjects and of thl world. Inde6d, if thy intend sincerely aid heartily to act upon the principle stated iis. thie dem-oflial paper that will be fqond inl aiother part of the present number of the ...

... SUM:AY -- X-7L : S- SUMMARY OF POLITICK , : EFFECTS OF PAPER-MONEY IN, TIMES OU SC ARCITY.-The former part of the present sheet will be,\found -o contain a very able assay upon this subject, on which, it vwill beperceived, the writer differs from me in opinion. Were I now become a convert to -his, I should certainly attempt neither justification nor apology, .wrell ac- sured that the having ...

... 'LIC 'PAPER'S. Letter of the FrencwhsCmerciaI Agent, at PbiWdam to ?? C : ti Sia,- I have th e- oiior to nicalet te decree which theF 3 govep-. rnent~havej jtst enac ted,,foprnitighe~ xitvrodictiot In~to -Franc4 ?? descri tionof. .m~ercha~ndize froi tnh&e ?? or sianufactories of fEngland, and t- ntruc yo u in the formaiities necessly io b0 ob- served by foeign navi-gators ienter le' ports of ...

... SiR GEoRGE RUMBOLD. (Continued from p. 78X) This gentleman had, since the last Register was published, arrived in London.-On his arrival at Paris, he was conveyed to the Temple, where he was treated with civility, and where he remain- ed two dayf and two nights. On the third dayhbe was removed from the Temple, and conveyed towards the coast of the channel, hasing first signedoa parole, that be ...

... On the 1sth of May, the Senate, inder thQ Presidency (if Cambaceres, decreed the organic Senatus Consultum, which confeis the title of Emperor on the First Consul, and establishes the Imperial Dignity hereditary in his family. It instantly decreed, that the membets should immediately repair to St. Cloud, to present the organic Senatus Consultum to the Emperor. lmey set out after the close of ...