... T6 ,& Ppbr?nop -v ?6, -?f bhkjG - lv?, ? !q[R. CHRO ?Z.6. I take the liberty of requteflttg, tbroeg~l the rfed, tn OF your excellent Paper, to call the attenti,5n ,Proprietors of Bank Stack to a queftinn in Inagy individuals may be materially interefledi E From the year 1799 to the prefent time the Direciorsy confirmed by the Genetal Courts of Prop1 tors, have adopted the judicious expedient ...

... 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- ...

... ?? 0 Da. )- I R .Fr- re and Mr. Hunter hacert.n C 1 0It Madnri, and no, hope noW rkiiiS Vliat a war Nvith Spain can be avoidcZ ,? A letter from Paris, dated Neiv'r3,>aP This dya), Siindlav, his Holinesslarrived at Fou- &irinblcau'at titn past 12 o' loIk. ilis Mlajes(y the Emperor, who-was outtliunting; hlaving been informed of tilc near approach-of the Pope,w ent tcrmeet hrnvilt the Cross of ...

... i f 'be Mafler BETTY re'peated the charafter of e k~meton Monday night to a crowdeds-a La- .de onable ad,- what afrords a better criteiono Sh his nerit, a Z-Laudiierice- There was none i1o .rthe confuijon 'whi'ch prevailed on Saturday fo tght; shofe wh4, attended in proper--time found di cefs to ihe Theatre without any difficulty.; the Ifu lience was as demorous and obfefanv as ever t own, and ...

... ,-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 ...

... ;he E xract of a letter from an Oficer who was on es, board his Majesty's ship Ven'o-abe, on tA,- night ier of Saturday, Nfov. 24, when she was lost oin 'he Torbay. of Without referring, for' obvious reasons, ?? In-at this minment, to the circumstances that occa- ed' sioned the unfortunate loss of the Venerable, I ice will, as far as I am able, give.you some account a to of our melancholy ...

... S I 1 tA6 ay ^The aldvertifement publifhed in Febrtlary,1941 by authority ofthe Magifirates, to caution the D inhabitants againf the extor'tni of the hukck dfter and dealers in the filihma ket, in the- p! iC9 of Oyftets, riot having, had the defired effes 31 to ptleven't the impofition,. by the want of ptopet c-attenio to what is therein recommended, the of fame is again, repeated for their ...

... au We have been favoured with an extra& of a bu letter from theHon. Capt. COLVILLE, late Com fi ithmander of his Majefty's {hip Rom ney, which me o was unfortunately wrecked on the South Haak, d } to off the Texel, on the r9th ult. and whic.ch we in.dal fert for the fatisfadion of the friends aid rela- ' tn-ives of the officers and crew. .m .Exiraji of a leetet-from the IIon, Captain (Col. ...

... ff looff Coopav.i ?con'ttnu?6. tttrstttro wNrQ ~ (j,!X ?? Wlwrl/nrfoey2 ate bf Pedcroct 8Stiec.t, London, Iar ?? Oec. a7 I ?? . 1t2, at (7uiidha1.-7~o fir S -foe, of South Shrvlds;lDnrhltrae, -LCtaer, Dec. x7, x&, Jan. 12, at-the 'hAAfprear ITa.trn, Ne\wcurfle upcn 'lTyne. - Cbarles Fvz-c~vr, of 1ngfnton upon Hull, Woollen Draper, Dec. 7, Xt, Jan. rz,-at the White Hart Tavern, Kngrfton I tpP'. ...

... w. ? - _11;?, , ?P$ 1???c A. .The. Ajrnial A: eblyi fyortee.'eection ok Baililfsj and blhterOffkcers, for- thegeirporazioi} of-Southwold, (nok pIa6ce on T16sdaur 1al b Sr; WicI~loa ay,- wh len M r. V3)'api altM Carr ehscn B3ili fgr tbeye*3tnlsing and Mi. Ro6bertdMay> and 'Mr. Jsepb .erry . Chamibehiha~is; Mr. 4'hos. Plt> tzCoroer^; ails all the dihe~ ficers tereil- e-1etej, so -bitter~li ...

... OX FORD,, DECEMBER S. Tlsureday ladi the Rev. Matthew Hodge, of Balliol: College; George Wood, of Gried Col- lege; Powell Chichefler Guife, of Chrift Church; and Mr. J. Liewellinj of Jehls College, B. A. were admitted Mafters of Arts. Melfrs. Regi- nald Hleber, of All Souls' College; John Ha'r. ward, of Trinity College, and John Oliver, of Exeter College; weread uitted Baclhelorsof Arts. ...

... .Mt , - b i sdp£-. ATU. RDAY morning, between 9 and 10 I o'cluck, Alii Majesty, accompanied by the ,ke of C'anibridge, with several Atjiwdntnis, left Windsior Castle on-jorseback,--and prucetd- d to thc right of Ascot Heath Race Course, where the 1'arl of Sandwich and about 200 gen- tlemen sportlmen were in waiting. On the ar- hival of bis Majesty, ?? Noble Earl gaveidirec- Iilms br a very ...