... - SUMMARY OF POLI:TICS. SININO FrVUi (continued from. 352, to which the reader ij requested to refer.) fla America, they parsue a di fferent course. They have 111easures for redatirg their debt; really reducing it ; and they are reducing it accordingly. When Mr. Galiatin tells the Congress (as in the report before fnentiooed see p. 325), that there is an anaual ap- propriation of 8 millions ...

... ANTIGUA.-BJly Fhs Excelkncy the 91g9t Hen. Ralph LOrd Lavingtn, 'Baron of Lavihgton, one of Uzs Majesty's Most Hnourable Privy Council, Knigbt Corn'?. nion of the .Ifost Hvnewral/ Order cf the Bath, Captaip-Gewgra! and GvernOr i, Clzief in ad o*ver all His Majesiy's Leerd CGafibbee Islands in America, 62.anceIhr, Vie,-Xdmiral and Ordinary of the jame, S'c.-AF Proclamdtios . Ihe EDrl Camden, i ...

... As it would have acquired but a moderate share of prudence, when we first- began this, practice of 1f mortgaging, to have foretold, from the n'ature of men and of ministers, that things would necessarily be6 carried to thi length we see so now, that tbey have, as last, happily reached it, it may not be difficult to guess at the consequence. It must, indeed, be (wre of these two events: ...

... 1NEQUALITY OF THE INCOME TAX. S R,-- I cannot resist making to you a few remarks on the Income or Property Hax.--A. has ?? lent out which yields him of yearly income £0ooo, or be has a landed estate which yields him that income, and he has nothing more.-B. hlas from his labour or profestion Xicoo per annum, and he has nothing more.-- A. for his £20,00o pays of property tax £,-o per annum --B. ...

... P.FFAI'StA OF BANK OT ES. Si - I ant, ocilhi oblige&d to Agerionla ( we p. 3) fir the ,ittle' ttiA lie has paid to I Iy ?? ?? ain for rw trroul'e lie has 1akets in aqus naw ng, ?? m at the same dine, L I oust o~e~ri ?? thai the'e 'mepears to eo a in rr Si 10n .a'y 1 et ho i of 'cirlg applicable to tufi 6-stqutj-r}' viz. byrcnrn ervtirg at] ac- tion ag-ins the chi'fclerk of Ihe court upon the ...

... DOMESTIC OFFICIAL WPAPERS PARiSHARMY FiNais.-CirCu1ar I'dtfrkm Lord HawvAesbury, Secretary of State,, 4o, Joe LordLieutenants of Coznzties.-D;ated WIitehall, Feb. 18, 1805. MY LORD, Tke Inspector-General having transm 'it- ted to the Magistrates assembled at the last, General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, a Certificate. of the Deficiencies and.Vacani- cies then remaining to be filled up in ...

... ' Mr. CA N 'NG said (debate of lsth June, i8o) : I o0jecied to the a ;nGtation of foreign affairs, I' and that has 6cen changed.-Mr. PITT isaid (debate cf 6th MaicI', 1805; s' A cha ;e did, no doubt, take place in the ministry; but, that change was made with the entire fre-mwill of the noble lord (Hawkes- 0 bury), and could ?? hawe been proslsed upoft any other grouad. I I I JAMAICA ...

... It *as upon account of the turn which the CathClic Quesdior took, the suucess of which I conceiv ito be essentially necessary, to the strength, prosperity, and unanimity 6f the United Kingdoms, that I felt myself bound, in Conscience and in heoNur, to give in my resignation. The early discussion and decision of I that question were incumbent upon those, who, under tl~e ?? of theunion, wbich ...

... SUMMARY OF POlITICS. I CONTINENTAL. AlLIANCES.- It is stated, that our treaties of alliance with IRussia and Sweden are now coiecluded,-and Nvil1 be, shortly ratified. . The letter of Na- poleon to his Majesty appears to hbve been sent hither at the same time that he sent ase4er, of similar purport, to the Eznpir~r Alexander, who, we are informed, through the foreigt jo!rnals, returned an ...

... SiR,- You have lately written so much, and so'well, respecting the British Army, that, perhaps, little more need, or can, be said on the subject. The recruiting, how. ever, is a matter of such moment, that you, probably, will not object to admitting a few obsetrvaions on it.-I haveqlately had an opportunity of seeing great exertions made to obtain men for rank, and where- no ex- pense has been ...

... SU16MARY OF POLITICS. - 1jDL4SLI EnI.FCT1oN.--- he CotV- mititeof i4e Haoueof Commons, appointed to examine into, and report upon, the grounds of the petition ofcertain freeholders of the county of MiddiesCx, made their re- pert to tbe House, op thze .5th instant, which report placis Sir Francis Burdett in that seat, out if which, to the great.injary and disgrace of the county, he bas been ...

... OB SEIVAT[ON ON TI'E FOREGOING REPORT AND FVIDENICE, Holding in veneration the good old rule, that nothing ought to be said of the conduct of any persons, while thajt conduct is under investigation, in this work great care was taken ilot to aid in the circulation of the umoours disadvantageous to the above named persons, during the inquiry cartied on, re- specting their conduct, by the ...