... LATE MR. WAITIERAD. I can, for. my part, see nro reason whatever, which oughit to restin one from ginng one's opinion freely as .tg~the conduct, or tbe character, -cf th did, which wodld, not apply with equaP force to the case of Aie livikg. For what are all the tertbs, te~ epitaph$, the mqou- mienits, and oterusmorials, o-f the deid ? Are th-ey tot inten~1d to pnrpetua~te W praise of the dead ...

... TO: EADER&- - I .:- All the tormer N froh' No. 15 to '2, ate reprinted and riiay~ be had atithe Otlie, No.A1_9, StaiT, upon appldcation. iThe wtilea price i! 12S 6d. a anlre}d and,' if a thousand copies be regularly It by persohs rn the eOUr t *Sp is hts;a hun re . te iviih Orders must be postpaid'.d - a profit upon 100, solt by retail, is 4s. 2d. and upon 1,000 if taken i-n the Country ...

... RoAL. BLOOD. JlMEr. Cos vr.,-Y ori ck il his Senti. ueu'al Journey. through France, after arriving at, Caltads. a .d: drinking the -then |King. of, `F ...

... - THS;GREtT LOB.D' CHATE[Ali. >: >- - v.n.PIrr, when contendingbfor CeforminParlia l nt, in A782, toldtbeHouse, that be personally knew, that it was the opinion of his faither, that, ' withoit rircutring to -first principles in thj respect; s and establishing a more solid and, equal representation -of the people, by which 'the proper constitu_ tional connection should be revived, this nation ...

... OFVlIAI PA S.>1 a, ,:\ *,.i; . md ;*. i '§.: iu _ 7,;_ .,iztrzpg 9g-, a~~~~~a t -er f ' :- is 3oide on thecir- a emsteofe ce Von S eberg, formerly Aanebssadtirtro fft ikmperqr of Ausri;i tpthe G~iittfLndoa, beioC sernt liv' 1in{ '. Y~Ou~ Gatte~rta~-e the I ~Mk !Eajiwy the t*~rar happi~ted tlhs~euer4a bf Di;Wison. Dri, Cevre~rf Berlin hx the place of thie &neral of iMS'iai. Durette,- who has et ...

... | FRANcE.-Report of a Commitee in the Cox. servative Senate upon the subject of the anncxati on Qf Holland and the Hans Towns to France.-iSth Dec. i81o. (Concludedfrom p. 96.) But such is the empire of habits and of self-love over nations as well as indivi. duals; the changes which strike their eye in all that surrounds them, in vain remind them of their own decline; they both repel the ...

... - - -7~~~~~7 lI noaiotaini that all Europy is contemplating the paymet, in specie at tbe Bank as the critd~n of te credit of thetie-contq. the Bank codtinue to issue payer without toatre4 the Countr Bu w ill do the sanid They wDil pour Ut ,'SW * ititaercy and wei ar now ntS_ NING iA C OUE OF ASSU G,..T..,totl crietsof OrderJ2 Order f -iulestio~rI finestion! Sreestion I fib eserj yun qf ...

... I Rklativie oMaPR. HEkR'V's MIs-SION, accom- anying the Messdge of the Areidemd of ihe Unitedi Stales, nff the I 5h1A of Martch, 1812, to bolh Houses of Congress iM; Aiterica. f :: : ICon inisedfroom page 704.) Boston, Marcl 29,. 1809. Sir,- Since--}t:y letter of the i3th, nub- tbing has occurred which 1 thought worthy of a cotftmutiicatin.- The last-weekls of this monthi and the first of ...

... 'I NORTHERN WAR.-B Alletims qf ftli Grind Arench-ArmeyF-First Bs lein, :.k4at Cumgnfirten, 3:~w2% 1812.. Towards the:end of 1810, Russia alter-i Aed her political system-the English spirit regained its influence-thevUkase respeating Commerce was its first act.-Iik -Fe- .bruar, 1811, five divisions~dithe lRIsslan army quitted the Danube by forced marches,- and propeed4 to .pblad. Bj t1is nmove ...

... Proprietor qf thk Independent WAtg. This Trial, the proceedings of which, as reported in the newspapers, have been inserted ivp the presetit and the foregoing Numbers of the Register, call for some( remarks from me, and, indeed, fromn every tnan, who has any portion of the English press in his hands, and who wishes to see that press retain any portion of the liberty that it formerly enjoyed. ...

... AmERICAN STATES.-AT. PMCKmy -0. Lard W 4e -.- Gret Cnbcdarj4 PIcc, Dec. 10, is I0. (fConcludedfrom .960.) This prodigious expansion of the system was far beyond anyintetligible standard of retaliation; but it soon appeared that- eu- trals might be permitted to traffic, under certain restrictions, with all these different nations, provided they would submit, with a dependance truly vdonial, toi ...

... CaUWGF~SE~'. .. tECIL ; :2:X~ ~~~~wah: MeXkn~g~f die Flu disi of i 'tu ad - e - d~~~ brd ix-fni4 oct hgid u Li0, b beer h comie tkpo wit son 9aliPCt, an at,~ *0ut0 a it, dathe subk ldi, - ji4~ betw eit~i flat q~gi at-du traduc > 0s. o $-tsf 0 ll h-inr ~lie lieafth ofte ue ;a of' given by the' Cbairm.'me ThC~ei~ukeofussex, in returning thank~s, *bey4.that the god opinionv~any soci.- = mutevrbe ...