... to comimon sense, thit speJculations infforeign covnmere cnhtave brought discredit upon *fhe paper-money of New Sartinm? Or, if the effect at New Sarum can be traced to such a: cause, howl insecure are 4ll the holders of paper-money ? What. a pretty found-ation ...

... CASE. TuOMAS LAMB, of 32, New Newnham-street, Edge- ware Road, was afflicted four or five years with a pus- tular Eruption, the first appearance of which was in his face and hands, and then it spread over his hody. About Christmas, 1 0.9, the usual period ...

... Menham. One mile from the, high road leading Irom Ipsw tut to London, and within miles Ipswich. . Further particulars, and the premises seen applying cu Tuesdays and Fridays, El. ven till ocmek. NEW POST COACH, If HOUSES. AIN on SPRINGS With ;; Sets C A AGE ...

... impatieuce-and anxietv of the public to obtain details of the Vie- - toriesof the gallant Wellington, as contained inj the London Gazette, which arrived here last Tues- A day, exceeded any thing that we have witnessed on any former occasion.. For some ...

... extraordiliialr, that hle colild not steiffr the qiicstioii to '3)ilSS with- olt nientiolliig thelm; as they proved, that before Christmas the Ministry had iiot dt1termined whether they should not prololg the existence of the Pro- perty 'lax. beyond thec.ith da-y ...

... stock of English goods on hand was immense, particular-- IF do lien, and other Yorkshire manufacturei. * Exchange at New York on London 6 per cent. American 6 per cents t92 The crops Of cotton were not near so good as had been !'presented, and the quality ...

... ; there must be a veuve1e de novo, that is, a new trial. Laid Mr W. wish to be ac- quitted ?-Why, upon his own statement, there was no verdict against him', and that was itself a sufficient reason for a new trial. Mr PONSUONY wished to know if the Jury ...

... Hyde'WilI'. laston, M.D.; Thomas Young,. M.D : -NEW Couxcit.-George, 'ar! of Aberdeen; Da- .vies Gilbert, Esq. M. P.; Charles Hatchett, Esq; .Captain Henry Kater; Williamt Howley, Lord Bj- shop of London; Right Hon. Charles Long, A. P.; John Reeves, Esq ...

... rent, and farther, that he hired a chain- bermi the parish of St. Margaret, Ipswich, from Novem- ber 9, 1818, till after Christmas, expecting one room would do for him, his wife, and 4 small children, his eldest son being at sea, and his eldest daughter ...

... lise to the confidence of the public in the new men and next, measures; but as these circumstances produced a col- trary effect, we cannot suppose the same cause to pro- duce a rise or fall. The iact is, the London iMinisteri~l Press, forgetting that all ...