... CATHTOLICS OF IRELA7D., : SIR,-In your last number, page 507, you observe justly, that forty tbou.and 4 men, ready to embark from England at a day's notice, would have prevented Napo- leon from becoming emperor. You also observe; page 495, that invasion cannot I' be repelled without a powerful army, and you then inquire very naturally, bhow 4c you ought to proceed in order to obtain ' ...

... . SUMMARY OF PQLITICS., VXiEws o4. RussIA, About six weeks ago, when the alliance with Russia first be,- came a subjet of, public discussion, very se- vere reproaches were deaft out upoin allithose who did not appear to regard It as a ,measure of. much promise. It i§ prvobable, that the public, however, will soon adopt tbis cen - * sured opinion. Tbe alliance baq, taken place; and, as yet, no ...

... *EFIECTS OF PAPER MONEY IN TIMES OP SCARC rTY, Six,- As the high character whicch your Political Register has deservedly at- tained, gives it a considerable influence on public opinion, it isa inatteriof general im- portance that the doctrines which are circu- lated under the authority of its name, should be impartially examined. I observe that you: give a fair opportunity to those correspon- ...

... COBETT'S P ARLTAMOlNTARTY DEBATES, -OThs 3CoNDj VOLUME of this world coqnprizing She perod from the Easter L cesm w the.close of the lant session, As beca for some time comnpleted, and is now pub. ished, *n ?? mannler as the first Vo ljc ,Th wavolulules embrace tbxwhole of the-sessidoz ;-.ad the Editr.tventures to assert, that the proceedings of no session.of parliament have everibeen- so ...

... Decaein, Capizin General of the French Mes bliskmieznt to the Cape of Good Hope, to the Minister of Marine and Colonies. Head Quarters at the Isle of France, May 15. I have the honour'to announce to ybu, Citizen Minister, that Rear Admiral LinQis arrived and anchored at ?? of Francs the st. of April, vith the Marengo, the Semmilante, and Le: Berceau. This un- expeted rduri noat utaly tEii- sut ...

... Coly of a leater from the Rt. Hon. Lord Keith, K. B. Admiral of the Bive, &c. to Wmn. Marsden, Esq. dated on board his Mqjesy's ship the Alonareb, of Boulogne. October 3, I04.- ?? ,j-Their' 1OrdShi~p$- are aaetI my attenltion has, for some _time pas'tbhee directed to the- object of 'ascertaintrg the miost effectual mde Xfor anlioyng: ;,h -ne~ my's-flotillas at their anchorages i: 1W Atnc their ...

... LAWS. IN THE CONQUERED COLONIES. -1 Iar X . _ .. .. SIR,-With your permission I shall avail myself of your valuable paper, to convey the first hints of a most important question to the public. I will consider the justice and policy of establi hing the laws of EFng- land in the newly conquered cclonies of Dc- merary, bE.quibn, and Btrbice. You must well remember, Sir, that thtse colonies were ...

... 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 ...

... Sip,-Having lately spent. a few days Ia London after, an absence of some months, I was surprised to find much more gold in circulation than when I was last there. .1 was surprised at 0-,is, because as I conceived the gold had disappeared onaccountofcauses which continued to e.xist, I had expected that the effect would have also continued, Those causes Llook upon it to be, first, the ...

... DOMEISTIC OFFICIAL PAPERS. Circular leiter to tbe Lords Lieutenant of :Eng- land. Signed by Lord Hoawkesbury,, Sec. Slate, axd dated Sep. 15, 1804. As it is of the ?? ithportatibb t the defence of the country, that every Sex tion shoald be used to complete the - y of men to be raised for tbe additiojial kfftt, in the manner prescribed by 44 Go. d .6 cap. 66; and as considerable delys have,. ...

... I OR 7 I v I A PP R S - . ll: F ~wPqfpfL PAPERS, PRINCE O:F W it1iLURG S. LETTER to ?? PriVb C adit Ch her of Fjniwzce S St~gari , aied J4y 21 1804. The Ofrcumsty s in which our coaln. try is pl;ce4 znm steavtetigossetbe whole of' yourD a~ttention W~e thi it inenmbent . upon us to -lay aseenery thing personal to ourselves; ad not an enligtened and im- partial p}isic been long ?? convipced of ...

... 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 ...