... PRCE S - CARLOTTE il' LS. I v .~ PRIN£EC55 CH1ARLOTT-E OFP' W, E3. ?? This subject notwithstanding the extreme- delicacy of it, continues to be ftrced fLo2- ward jby-the. ministerial prints, .and, in, some- instances, in, a mainer thatit W6ould beial most criminal not to6 atimadvert :upon. . As was. before observed,¢ great pains have been. taken to prepossess the public -ind4' toi commit the ...

... I' , - CATHOLIGC CLAIMS. - Addressed, to tbe Rjight Hon. Wan. Pit. ,SrR;-Tshe subject on which 1 undertake u to address you is, perhaps, as important as any that- ever occupied the attention of a Sfriton.D To a man, who .has an unfeigned love for his oountry, it. is painful to feel, and still more painfuJ to declare, that its power, i ts consequence, and its ?? appear o) folk; a younger- ...

... cc A! is ipossible noltot see, in tbesefteeb Ba sac Wy agaiozaeae=¢tua) i:rnp f misi& ?? leads men to look for ;beip and coforssom.abourceer e I fo t cc exertions.-Mr. WixDHAm3s Speech on the Prelimiarie-.of PeaeI ,; TO THE RT. IrOS6N. WILLIAM PITT,' ON THE CAUSES OF THE DECLINE O- GREAT BRITAIN. : DIGRESSIO.N, 2.. Sketch of the present prospect of the'. War. SIR,-At a time, 'when' every^ ...

... 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 ...

... ,-O TH;E I j 7, E } .T . ; , | -sR,-From : ma attachmirnt to the cQunty. to whlchi i belog, r Feel 'myself Ibiged ?? corresponent' T91M.of the Middle Temple. In ,.biC last lett&ion the itpacity of Henry the.Vlth, t'&ii's.very atisfactorily i--my opinion,, vindicated& the , , sirit --of out ancestors here , Nor- folk, from some 'hasty. reflexions ?? F~nr` mwho':ouht not to have.bewrayed his .i ...

... ?? R ;7 _,F!CIA, . 4 1:4&bhe Preidiie Pr iet b f To: E i the enate andHote~90 ~epdf: tativeg of thel Unied ,States4.00' To a ple, fellow 7citizeis who 'sincet i Si the 13hippiuess adpserty fplaii - to -thoseE wbo 3usily caktulate tatfthii ow wellS behng is avne-bia~t' of bther n tions with which tbey- - ae i 7rdo SeC will be ?? to oboserve_6 6tlth. war, ?? 'Bas lightedi-ip inawipe Az:li. tiei ...

... i- 0 ., , - ; N 410 ' ?? 'Sr$>,i~rr ihi'ttyle a~nle mprn wlii~f sbriie 'late; ocdarrensecs have ~beehiD oxxne an4 comnaied! tison, in 'F uia j~w ODf' prints, it solattr twrn gd tina war-of - vor6 srthr t i cn of ahai,'with p dni n art' e: foeur a neihbo'd 4s-hosiit ')satsy-3 'doubt,t 'bynot gretly': TdLniit0he n: tional iaonorx and -credit;t- if& tiei'ig esye noiige to eollect ardpe plcoh ...

... Fic. TiS all a LIB ~ ~7RL-Pdx. I- $.r ;will 'Ps Not ~~jet, .m~j Friend'! ~o~mo~r~w 'fajek it Iml 1; - And for .iatve,~~i ~cause Ipr~at ~ Ep11 j~.t bEFENCE OF MR. PTT.- , i [The foliowing letter comes, as titeadet will at once perceive, from a orhrogh-pdced; p2rtisart of Mr. Pitt. It has been draw;n forth by ?? letter to Mr. Pitt upon Ae sub- ject'of the Corn-bill, -but it goes occasion- ...

... in sbort, is fppears by' no qneans ir m l Milt' ibhe nat ?? oiear-li I-weary of ibis lingeflg22g-wr, .andi th~en so that zD ?? ~sba~dbiadkihd Cltentrk infron ike 1gh price of prw~i~ions, wve slba1ll:'i~ferre7 ~gei h 'S'bte;4~ 7t* {Idingtons, who, wbatet'er mnay be !bo?~gs to te conijay, winber c~uk 'M o ?? {;to the present minist. ?? RE~iSTnne ?? a1 ; . ?? TO THE RE:A-DR. .- Owing to an error ...

... i C: i blmMA Y OF P .-b. :Amgreetbly¢ ?? intirp ?? J~h9 s of the prcesepg shat, 11 hte prop& to of some remarks on :14e Iettqr of my, Pcvs- pp~pdent:i!n 5 tlR grsapbl .xiWbe, baleen . irsts- bcia~ ile f ir:est and tbird pagtaw :a orpl up onie hce. ?? ?? ?? u Y.-DMy Correspoldent harges ni~ 4rk b fi argortnQg, party and pergg ...

... Mr. Vares commeezces his auaek ?? Me Farmers; accuses them of- cruety and avarkice; _raises the fC old ciy of vvnopo)'; and exp/sses some doubis, whether thie hetter way wsocid not e,. z sjeat heir granaries to the controul 9F an exciseman, and to levy heasypenakier s o in whose possession con, ehyond a certain quantd, to befked hby lw, should hefownrd This sykgf ?? is pjar- sd ?? enough ...

... Ye friends to truth, ye statesmen, who survey The rich man's joys increase, the poor's decay, ITis yours to judge how wide the limits stand Between a splendid and a happy land. proud swells the tide with loads of freighted ofe, - And shouting folly hails them from her shore. Yet count our gains. This waalth is but a name, That leaves our useful products still the same. Not so the loss. The ...