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... f JTMIMA RY OF POLITICS. COMBINED FLEETS.-Agailnst thle disav- pouintuent, so evident in the public, and so loudly proclaimed by most of the new-s papers, at the result of the operations of these fleets, a timely ?? was made to guard the readers of the Political Register. It was, from xvwhait ougrht to have been coln- clude4 fromn Sir Robert Caldier's iirst dis- patch, bht too probabl6, that ...
... TO THE RON. CHARLES JAMES FOX, M. P. ON THE REFORM OF FINANCIAL ABUSES. - LETTER X. SI R,-Upon the few occasions, that the people of England come forward at. public meetings, to express their opinion upon great national questions, it is natural to look up to you as their champion in parliament, ready to propose those measures which ought to be brought forward in compliance with their ...
... I Letter of His AWfpettg th- 'he ...
... It [fJr. Pitt's crouchint to Catharine in the affair of G chsakoff] 1 passed olT, very-quietly, in. this ' counwry; but, the effect of it abroad wvs long felt; and, I verily believe, that it has had an influence f' upon all the events, which have, ef late sisais, taken place in the North of Europe. If, then, Mr. Pitt'I friends will still upbrald the present ad ministration for want of ...
... :RUSSIA AND FRANcE.-The ?? O/servatioas on the Disptzte lueteen France and Russia, are taken from the ,french ,ffcial- Paper, the Yloniteur, of the 241h of July; and dded Berlin, July 15, 1805. Me. Novoziltzoff left.this capital yes- terday for Saint Petersburgh. He had a long conferrence with Mr. Jackson, the British Envoy at Berlin.-His mission Nvas announced throughout all Europe se- I ...
... CONTINENTAL COAxsTION.-It is ge- nerally useless to speculate upon a; subject like this, without having official documents to proceed upon; anid, even now, when we hare before us the official note of the Rus- sian minister, Baron Novosiltzoff (see p. 188), and the demi-official answer of the French government (see p. 213), 1 should be inclsined to pass over them in silence, did not the ...
... T the dispavity is .rstri!iz-rr znd ex-traonihiary both i tl!onavy and commerce of the two count;irq that it nmust tie attended wirh te ez-'.Cts which z .INvli to point (ot. It has, inlted, blcn said, and I (iLbht ot the fact, tihat FrencL *;w1 itic all hjer meams fir reuniring hzer irava. Bu , vvhartev r her elficts may be, tn erce atr two pointei in the ?? ccrtc it tiat -ait wri wvorhy of ...
... NAVAL V CToUtY.-LodOn4 Gazette E$- traordinary. - .CopJ aa Letterfto the- Hon. Adiiral'Cornwatlis, Comnsanndr i4 Chief qf his A'ajesty's Ships caqd Vessel$ in the Channel, &c. to WFilliam Marsdtn, EScf'. dted Viae 4e Pant of Uslzqt, $e 28, 1.80$. .Eight P.: iALf~ Ssax,-I have thwe pleasure to enclose, for the informationt of the Lords Cormmis- sioners of the Admiralty, a letter from Vice- ...
... CO TINTZTIENTL C0A LIT1I N. Fioai tie Ffenc;'t ua f'lie Paper, the Alexi- teur, oJ tthe iDMi, rAugst, 1305. t are b;no rneaons surprised, that the num ber of ti ops hich Austria is putting, in motwn, sh Ii inclins england to be- lieve ?? Anst''i3 is Jisposed to enter into a coaitioin iajost Itr'nr , but we entertan a better opinion of the peaific centin;ent3 of the Ellpezor' &Germany. Tle ...
... The main principle of TUE FAMITLY' (the l'itts and the Addingtons], is, that all the power and emoluments of the government of this kingdom constantly belong, of right, to the different members of The Family, who, however they may disagree as to the distribution, ought on no account, to suffe any portion of this their inheritance to fall into the hands of any other persons ...
... T¶RIAL OF ANDRE LAA.-RL'port (f the R ColontmSiowners, ilIriber, and Reporter of thie Military Cornmission created by virtlue tf tihc. ecree of thfe I (pth of Julq, fur the purpose of trying of 'Andre Lou charged wits * cing a Spy ill thle paty (f Eninhd Frown the French Official P r, thlr e ilo- niteur, of thle 2,th of July, 1805. GrENTLEMEN,-By a judgment ren- dered the 3lst of May, which ...
... I SHERIFF S JURISDICTION AND POWER. SIR,-Amongst the many discussions mhat at various times have taken place in your paper, the Political Register, I can find none on the subject of a Sheri&'s jurisdic- tion and ?? may appear, Sir, to you, a ?? too trivial for consideration at a moment like the present, when things of much greater importance find places in your. paper; but, at any leasure time ...