... JuSTICE SHALLOW.-lt Is Well said, Sirt anddit Is we l said, ined too s good; yea, indeed, is it: good phrases *are sureiy, and vce4 were, very comuend bIe. Aeoommdatedt k comes of accommodo: very good ; a good phrase ?? ?? ?? eonSir, I have heated toh word. Phrase, call you it ? By this day, I know not the phrase: but I will maintain the word to be ;a word of exceeding good command ...

... Where the supreme authority, not content with winking at the rapacity of its inferior instruments, is so shameless and corrupt as ?? to give bounties and premiums for disobedietnpe to its laws; wheit it wilL not trust to the activity of avarice in the pursnit of its own gains;, when it secures public robbery by all the careful jealousy and.attentisn, with which it outhtto piotect ...

... StIMMARY OF POLITICS. LORD MELVILLE.- In verification of the truth of the remark contained in my I nmotto, manr of the circumstances connect- vrd with the endeavours to support Lord -Mel- ville, and finally to defeat the ends of jus- I tice, might be pointed out and, however mortifying it may be, to reflect that one is made to contribute towards the means of screening those, by wvhose ...

... MR.. BORVSE's a4vice to Ma.oDTNnAs at- ,the time that the bill for the reforr oF the Navy Payoffice had .TUst b.en amiounced.-- If 1. vttere worthy to suggest any line of prudence to that riht honnourable' gen- l' tleman, I would tell hi nt, that the way to avoid. suspicion in the settlemept of pecuniary transaCetions, in lkwhich great ?? haye been very strongly Pjresuriied, is, to attend to ...

... MILITARY FORCE.--Upon this sub- ject, certainly of the first importance, at this time, the public have been anxiously waiting aor that investigation which the notified rno- tiooof Mr.-Windham promised to afford. That motion, having,- however, been so un- expectedly postponed, some observations, which the motion would, perhaps, have ren- dered unnecessary, may now, without any impropriety be ...

... DOME-STiC: O6FFICIAL PAPERS. MI4DDLESEX ELECTIO.NS--retztzox ly cc7-' train Freehoklers of' the Gtouf Of Middle. sex, presented to -be.gHouseof -Cotmmhns eO the ?? of Jwtzarym , i8oS by Lord _il liam Russet, complaining of the Conduct of £Shnf#Leijgbtox gnd Shaw. A petition; of the several per3o9s, whose names are therenzg Aoscribed was deliver- cd in at tha table,. argd read; .set&fotLi that ...

... Independent of the Tcrritories of the Frenoil, the-map of Eirope is but s'mall, aP:+ twos W a are now left saadinig.. Russia is poerful, bat, ,at a great distance from them. Austria rermansn strong, and, perhaps, not impaired in~territorie~s; but, so iereft of all external aid, so stripp&d ,£ sipportvth1it in any newwomrm, the first heave of the sea will be 'very likely to bring herby ?? W- ...

... iQ,,pNT OFFICIAl PAPERS. HIuNGARY.-SAdress of the Jrchduke Pa-| lat iae after making the Royal Propositions to theie ngarian. _Diet. Dated Oct. 30, 1835. Everv one must perceive in wst d- cult tuines e-he administration: of my ofi~e; the first in the. kmiedom, confered uporl me by the fret voe of the miagnatandl tle state,: and confined by his Apostolic Ma jesty. has ?? of the first and ...

... ADDRESSES TO TiE KING, Si,.-I an; heppy that this subject has not escaped olour attention. All men must be fuir sastised of the fact by the declaration of the *herif6of$ Berkshire, (as related in the last number of yo Ur Register) in answer to a Nery pointed on] ivt.-l-tinted quas-ion, put to him by Dr. Mitford at the late county meeting Wthether the last adiress upon the subject of the Tenth ...

... s We, Sir, possess a constitutional army, of any reduction of which-I must express, my-disapprdbatiq4i cc I think, Sir, that army should always be co mmensurate with what is, called 'the regular military force of {a the empire, and it was upon that principle that the militia of Great.Britain was, two years ago,. increased t to 7-5,ooo men. This house, I think, should never forego.this ...

... 4 I-le says, to Corruption, thou art my father, and to the Worm, thou a-t my mother and my sistef'-JOB SUM-MARY OF POLITICS I LORD MELVILLR.-Inl the prcceding sheet, at page 487, Iwas proceeding to no- tice the contents of a periodical work, enti- tled, A RasvIEW 01' THE REPORTS5 MADE BY THE NAVAL Com'.fiSSiONERS: BY A SOCIETY OF GENTLEMEN. This work, as was then observed, must already ...

... NAVAL AcTION.-Letter from Vice-Ad- miral Villeneuve to the Jinister of Ma- nnine anzd Colonies, dated un lowad the Bu- centawre, in the Road of Yigo, July 29, 1805. MoNsOSEIGoNaUat-I gave you an ac- count of the rencontre I had on the 22d With an English squadron composed, as I believe, of 15 sail of the line. I had the ho- nour of informing you at the same time of the mnanceuvres I practised. ...