... ROYAL1- Boaoii& ` . M~A. C o EnR iiT-Al I Hi i atI'OYal IWR.~~1_ CO3 Hs. !l~e m -tn Borough; I bave ~sithtime- hiad tlbe &n1A- sity, theugliu y DO means a deep-read person, to ijli k'Iile iitofAhe origin of communities of that nature. T, tlhat al-mloist e y irnter swlio has treated' the a j'et, gves ittis opiiii'$onbhtbie was an evrent favourable to liberty; and I am willingto 'aliovStkt ...

... THE EXAMINER, LoNDON, OTOac__ 17. TVrt C;erman Governments feel moie and more every day the necessity of either keeping theri promiseq or putittng down those wito call for their fuilfilnen!. TIlhey chiweI at any rale to try whether thev can conirive to do the; latter: and as preliminary steps, they arrest and send to Berlin susnected persons, who lave a legal right to be differently treated ; ...

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... 'ril- IOTICAtLEXAM NERIt. party is thi madness of tqsny f(o the gain of a few. PIr'n No. 594. - DISTUJRtANCtES AT MANCHSTER A&NND MATT.ERtS CGONNECTrED WITH' THZ. Tnz pnii are still waiiog With impati'ence to iear de. conduct of the Manchester. .A!!thorities esplait'ied T wds. geiAtlemen stanid bowiog, and returnri 'thanks : other, ,With an affectation of infiniie conaplacenby:; the' ...

... THE POLITICAL -EXAMINER. rarty is the mtldncss ofunae9:y for the gain of a few. Poz. No. 575.- PERSIAN AMBASSAPI,)R,, AND HIS COUN- TRYM . As the approach oF the Persihn Arnl )sador with his fair Circassian has excited a good deal ofCuriosity, itmay'be as well to take tIl opportunity of calling _snie liltle alten- tion to certain mllions of mnen, yclept the Persians in ge- Thi3 nation'i Ahias ...

... I - I i n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LONDaON, NOVaxima 7. ltun reader will find our Extracts from the Foreign ANews interesting this week, The conferences at Vienna are to commence the 1Oth of this month; and meanwhile the popular spirit in Germanty is understood to have dashed the confidence of {he Diet, and shewn it the necessity of at least nmodifying its tnew tyrannies. We suspeet that mere ...

... iiZELiUSI -Q A-CKER Y- ,TO THE DxTOR or ita tRAXIqtmu-Z iI& . i?,mro ?? ?? ws hich appearediza tbe jjrnxiuet, We. 1283, under the- headl of - teli~iuueQ~a~sktr4 apape,'rs tF hae-t eknize&. a yiivuent emotjpt -among thSails, . Your Carre odes A lsoeripiirnil,~A fissete, and IX hi., ?? in coevequeiite brewved up a sluh o~fwords, hich il suppnse, uwas inseoded to 9iik A nthe ?? author of that ...

... E pOLLTICALIEXAMINER. T :_ t0 : t A_,jt> sty 1jitc 0adntss 4f-tany -fo tile gain eta fowv.~ Swir. lr ?? O3F- THE $PA-N$SH REgGEXCYf AGTAINST THE- CARACAS- JINn NAL form part of the growwwosrk ofhtor, antt i generally their fate to have all t-,h faults artd one of tile ;llties of that sptcies-of writing. The greaten fnt in bv', but yparicnsalrly in the foruer, -isthe -bsoriing-t. jcsftihn they ...

... - FOREI AG- INXJLLTGEXCE. I PORTUGAL. *~saov, I 3eT IT. ].-TlTc trenchcs were opened before Iidi-jiiz 4in the 23tl0 ol .qy, aeml the sie-e'was prosecuted vith oreust aclivityi The action at Usarre, on the N6th -utt. betivera I hll d Hiiied fll French cavtlry, was cf import- aitele: TI'1 eluntegy hl1a 200,killed anti 73 Laken prisotters. Tihe delqeat of the division of Sebasttafi at Uasza is ...

... TO LORD VISCOUINT MELVIrLLE. Mv- LonDu,-Public replort has 'intimatd that another Naval 1romotion is about 16 take place. This measure will not surprise the'nalion, -if any reference lbe had to the brevets of the' Army,-where we find not nisny ress [Ilan5 eight hundred Generails to the smallest Army in Europe,- speaking of this country as the first in rank of European poaers,-anld but two ...

... T'FIE POLITICAL EXAMINER. ls the madness of rany for the gain-of a fe. S*xrIT. No. 3S 9. NORWAY. ?? make no apology to our readers for continuing this subject. They w6isld rather have to demand an apology foe th~e coiltrary, 'ias we suspect has been the case with resrec1 to one or two papers, whose tone had* so soddenly ivsered itself with regard lo French ambition and bcad scigegbourhood.- We ...

... vPfRiATE MFADHOUSEKS It is retHiRinsy' a qiteflniso,- whether seach plaies as, private jmadhoures h~icuid -be allowed at nil; bat Fir alloteed, ?? Isught tinquestiiooably tor he placed under a m--st srefal super. iljteidanre. Its is quite.clear Othi they are lisibte to he ahusec in a way almost too ih: rible to cuuteriptltle, and a general' opinion has long prevailed that ?? or 10 fact abused. ...