... . BANK DIRECTORS.-Previous to a few remnarks which I intend to offer on the anis madversions which a correspondent has made upon the conduct of these gentle. men, I cannot forbear saying a word or two respecting the tenor. of the words written on their paper-money. It is, in- deed, consummately preposterous to con- tinue to write. the words promise to pilt in a note, the drawer of which is ...

... Speeches of his Majesty and the Speaker of the House of Commons, on Tuesday 31 July, i so4, zvwe2 the Pailiament was pro- rogued to the 4th of September, I 804. SPEAKEII'S SPEECH.-Most Gracious Sovereign.--We your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects, the Commons of Great Britain and Ireland in Parliament assembled, approach the foot of your Ma- jesty's Throne, with sentiments of un- ...

... SUNIMARY. OF POLITICS, MIDDLESEX EBLaCTIOW.-It was my in- tention to have submitted, in the preset t shlet, sorlae observations upon this important subject ; but, it was: neces.sry first to give a narratire of the occurre ces to be observed on, and ihe length of thisnarrative togeihtr with an arttcle on . the Bath Vo!uri- teers, of which it would, have been im- proper to postpone the insertion ...

... JIATH VOLUNTEERS. The following staterrent, which his been published by the Fifth Company of the Loyal Bath V .oltiLeers, exhibits another in. stance olf the effects:of that famous system, on which the minister has made the safety. of the country depend. The language made use of both by the oflicer, as he is called, and the private mnan, is well worth notice; and, having read the v hole paper, ...

... t There dppmev to be circum-stancos, ifn whick paper- aee r- tain articles o abuidanlace. .Bt wherevw tbere is nleeessity dnd Ssctrty comblined, paper- money will atwqys .2De an insneznt 4o add to tbe ?? wInestigaliou. A NARP ATrVE OP TflE PRIN P4t, oqCCuR- RENCES DURING THE LATH ELECTION FOR THE COUNTY OFMIDDLESEX. g I The select committee of the ?? of Commons appointed to try and deikrmine ...

... a If is thus L by thetincrease of aa c e drian of = = m=oey tenue is materially injured in ali its brandlie's; ?? prop`ert0 'of 't~eu publi ckreditor is' ?? ; ad that the private rents and annuities of individosds are in reality reduced, zthouiig btey' clssist of the same nowinal sum. The general power of -the reven.e is. diminjshed, byhe very meaps that are takeu for its increase, as the ...

... SIR,-The very high estimation ins which I hold your writings, and the confi- dence which I feel in the excellence of the, motives which prompt- your public con- duct, induce me to,- address a few lines -to you, in consequence of your-letter, in last Saturday's Register, to MVr. Pitt. The in. ference intended by -him. to be drawn, from the statement in the I 3th resolution of the House of ...

... , 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, ...

... SLAVE TRIADE. SiR,-I have long perused your~ Weekly Register with an uncommon de- gree of attention and pleasure; and then more so, as your political opinioaas have al& most invariably coincided with imv own. It was, therefore, with extreme regret int the perusal of your stricture on the slave trade, as contained in page 'J93, &c. of the No. dated it6th June 1SO4+, that l observed our ideas of ...

... PRICE OF BREAD.-In an article, pub- lished previous to the passing of the law for the exportation of corn, and for grant- ing a bounty upon such exportation, an opinion was expressed, that everv lawi of that kind was inju'rious to the community, every law restraining, or granting a pre- niutin upon, either the export or inport. of corn. The code of corn-laws and regula- tions present a mass of ...

... BANK OF ENGLANDLAW. SIR,-Perceiving iio remarks in your Register, nor in.any of -the daily Journals upon the siuguila occurrence which took place .on th~e f6b;hu~iito, at -the Bank of England, and at the Mansion House; I beg to lay before your readers such particulars of the transaction, as have come to my knowledge, together with some observa.- tions thefeon. JIt appearsi that- a gentle_ man, ...

... FMNANCE RESOLUTIONS, Sin,-I thinuk it ominous of good to the state when talents like your's are applied to the investigation of four finances; but though I admit, and I am sure you will feel it is not conceding, a little, that you are, competent 1o the subject, I cannot help again objecting to the mode in which you continue to treat Mr. Pitt's comparative statement- of the permanent taxes of ...