... bODDRIDGE ON PARLIAMENTS. Siii,~.tn cbrseguenlce of' a letter dated ?? (S7's Inn, aind in.erted ii the last nibi t of your Re isftr, I haie been in. diiced toloftk intoiVr. Justjce Doddridge's t1gly6t i P ?? among Hearne'i Di0o4sos ;. a2lid I Aall be happy if I Cal thkoW ay lh&t 6n thie uhbject of your cor fekrolft&ii's anquinres, certainly a point very' it~rstihtg and ifipofiant in the con- ...

... I ?? .,Jtis~rgporl. itthh 1 0q ?? of~the?,de^ab* in the IqpuseSfOomJ o, w tl the 2d intpaqt, Qn the l4il1 to prpeyv, thlD cop~nterfpitipg- l~a4n Jp1arb, 1fl i~tt. di. clared, t4h4tthes, ...

... . . SUMMARY OF POLIMCS. - JAMAMCA CoMPLAwNTs.-The former part of this sheet tbe reader will find occupied with a correspondence relative to this sub. ject. That the statemhents in this corres- pondence are correct few persons can doubt, and admitting- them to be so, no one, it is to be supposed,: will deny thy the particular case complained of is very hard. Indeed it ?? some redress is become' ...

... 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- ...

... STATE 0 1RISH CURAENCf. SiRi-Th uenfeigned thanks of every Irishman are due to you,, Nr. Cobbett, for your liberal. and zealous attentioa to every circumstance vonnected with their interest. It is only necessary to know, that there ig' not an Editor of-any newspaper published in Ireland, whodares, or, who will, at least, state facts as they occur, or express the sentiments of any correspondent ...

... I By the Lard, now, andI sbeimt get out I shali stay where I arn, M-istei Dgrruw BUi.LL, for if you i ilon't know when you have got A goo4 iharvent, I kndhw when I've got a good- ?? MTACTWOLTER, in the Wags of Windsor. - I . X I MB.JPITT. SIR,-As it, appears from the speech which Mr. Pitt made in the House of Com- mons on the 1 th of last month, and from the language used by hid partisans and ...

... SUM-MARY OF POUTICS. BE-VEW OF THE MEASURES RELATING TO TIIE ARMY.--How or when is this war to ibe brought to an.end.; When are our fa- tigues and expenses to be diminished? When shall we be relieved from the ever- returning alarms and-terrors of invasion ? When, oh when! shall we get rid of our dangers and our disgrace ?-Such are the questions which every thinking man puts to Vsi ieighbour, ...

... ,INPERNAL STATE OIF IAT&AlCh. I -.After red gin the giserof he 7th imtaat;, ?? ) the Observationl n Jay reaic. wich re ?? 400 froin the 6acts pf public statements, f offer you., for any purpose you may think them useful, the following more particularly re- ierring to the internal condition of that co. lony. As an eye witness I may claimr crer dibility ; and when it is recollected that ...

... FOREIGNl OFFIQIAL. $APRS. Tha*k4iQ.off atw Imperiua. Ukase, iwei by- rtkrEaperor' of Rsia at St; Ietersburgqk tlK .7ift o,;ay, I 8O4 relative tostlh Ad- ,naUtsion ( Eoreigizer~si~ito ld.JpeiIraLIMa. -osfe.&,'s Dominios, Signed .borkeh ExF-E itoiX aid, cownwernign4 by.,; COUNT Y. K0Qt¢WAss, L L To. enter our fr6ntiareall personsk QeNCpt; in the. undermeantion& oases, are 4,e provided with ...

... SCT'CH SMALL-BOUNTY MEN., 1.. I Sin,--Amid the variety oftcrude and I. perfectprojectswhich have been hifherto submitted to the attention of Parliament, itis pleasing~to discern, in the abolition of the ballot, something like an approximation to .a more rational plan of acting. ''Whether, .iodeed, we consider the balloting system on its own merits, or whether we vim it with a reference to the ...

... I I SwIMARY OF POLITICS. 'BA.K~A.LP'9 J4, ToNS._~Thebill for in.iicting puaisbment on those who mayi counterfe t.or utter the Bank dollars, on which bill sone pertinent remiarks were made by a corregpondent in the preceding sheet, is now, perhaps, becme ~a law; and, iideed, as was belire ,bserved, if un- happily we are driven to the absointe ne, 6emsity of adapting a currenhy of this sort, ...

... MASSACRE IN SAINT DOMINGQ. The following statement is taken from hthe New York papers of the 4th of Junle last. The Proclamations of ?? whjc4 follow, but too fully establish tie correctness of the statement.- We have received the melancholy, intelligence Of the massacre of all the white French inha, bitatjof 6tDoDniingo. Ah- bis bloody wcA corn mence(t in Fort-au-Prince about the sniddleofMay ...