... cPOMAN CATHOLIC SOLDI1X1. tM. Coaaa'rTT,-Until I had seen what turn the motions submitted to both Houseis of Parliament, by Lord Grernville and Mr. Fox, on the petition of the Roman Catholics obf Ireland, had taken, I did not think it Aie- cessary to trouble you, or the public through tour Register, on a-point which wdlifd pro- taobry have be'e discussed and remedied, had either House of ...

... -1 -- - Oh ! that such bulky bribes as all might see, StIll, as of..old, encumbered villainy ! 4'aTIS paper credit*: lt and best supply, Tbat' lestdg cdirtiption lighter *hwgs to -fly. REFORi OF ,FIVANICIAL ABUSES. I l 2LETITER nV-. SIx--BefOre I proceed to point out a method, by which the expenditure of the public money may be conducted, without being liable to the numberless ...

... Many.important subjects, which belonged to this head, have, during the last four or five weeks, been unavoidably omitted. I say unavoidably, because there was not time, and, in some instances, not room, to introduce them, wititut excluding part, at least, of that which has been inserted relative to the Tenth Report and matters connected there- with ; and, which exclusionj could, in my own mind ...

... or - Ir LETTER III. SIR,-I have pointed out, in my two former letters, the necessity and the practica- bility of keeping and stating the public ac- counts in the same manner that ihs adopted by all persons in trade. I have briefly-set forth, that the whole business of receiving the na- tional income should be comprised in the as- sessment, collection, receipt and payment of it into the ...

... I NAPOLEOW, KING OF ITALY.-The fol- iow27ng is an Account of the Proceedings relatie to the Assumption of the Crown of Italy by Napoleon, Emperor of the French. PARIS, IS MARCH, 1805., Yesterday at one, his Majestyj being seat- ed on his throne, surrounded by the grand digrnitaries, the ministers, axid greit officers, and -the members of the council of state, the grand master of the ceremonies ...

... There is an evil, which I have seen under the sun, as an error which proceedeth fro m the ruler: fobt is set in great dignity, and the wise sit in low place. I have seen servants upon horses, and princes walk- ' ing as servants upon the earth. Surely the serpent will bite without enchantment; and a babbler is no ?? better. The words of a wise man's mouth are gracious; but the lips of a fooL ...

... I TENGLAND ANID PORTUCAL.- Neve of the Portaugese Mhyiister to the English Minis- ter at that Court (Ldrd RobertFiivgerald,) in answer to the Note of the latter (See p. 259) relative to the Publication, in the Lisbon Gazette, of the Declaration of the Prince of Peace.-Date, Lisbon, 14 Feb.. S O5. ?? received the note which you -addressed to, me, of date January 2-, in re- gard to an article in ...

... SUMMARY ,OF POLITICS. ; | RUsSIA.--'That confidential inter- f' course, which, at thefbeginning of the session of parliament, wie were so confidentr ly told, existed betwoep Wis countryr and certain powers npon the Continent, particu- larly Russia, seems to have led tR nothing further thaix an exgpuse for the raisinp of ,five millions of the supplies for the year. This, it is very likely, ...

... The Simaers in Zioii are afraid; fearfi1ne's bath surprized~the hypocrt But, he that wI[ keth righteously and speaketh uprightly; he that despiseth the gain of' oppressions, aiid that Paieth his hand fronm the holding of bribes; he shall dwell ori high hii ?? of defetce shall be he 4' muunitions of rocks. -InAIAs chap. XXXIII. V. 14C TO THE SERIOUS AND IMPARTIAL CONjat- DERATION OF THE HONEST ...

... DOMESTIC OFFICEAL. a. - VOLUNTaEP.a CoRPS.-GiruIar:-4eti .frm L;ord.H~awkestuzzyy ?? 4f Stante,. to 4he Lords Lieutenant of: 04ozstjes. Datqd, April 1 . 1805. MY LoRa-the obvious.,ipd .imporKnt improvement which the. state and dis'plpne of thevolunteers. have alrea4y exp~elvnived from the measure of placing'tem,.for a limited time, on permanent p'ay and ,duty, has deterjmined His Majesty to ...

... I i PS4TIOraS AGAINST LORD MELVILLE.- Petition f the Borough of t. Albans, pre- sented to the House of Coazmons on the WoAh of May, 1805, and entered in the YateS as jbllowzs: A petition of the mayor, aldermen, re- corder, freemen, and inhabitants, of the B6- rough of Saint Alban, in the County of Hertford, was presented to the House, ar read; setting forth, that the petitioners beg leave to. ...

... ROMAN CATEOgIoe Pirrnov. -. 0 Friday, the isth instant, a very log-debate took place, in the House of Lords;.up01 motion of Lord Grenville for the House tD go into a committee to inquire into the prayer of the Roman Cathlolics of.Ireland. The dez bate was adjourned, and resumed c l Mon- day, the 13th3 on which dayjhe same sub- ject was discussed in the House of Commons upon a motion of Ir. Fox ...