... THE POLITICAL EX4MINER, Party is the onmdaeas of many ~for ae gin: of a few, BqPra. N.. 524. REFUSAL'OF LARGE GRANTS To THE PRINCES. ,TIE real secre~t of This business has not yet been givei to tje public as far as we are aware, eacept in tbe paragraph n our last week's paper. We say so with thee lessscruple, inasmucl a9 it requires no profun'idiy to find itpiut, though it does require a ...

... vOTE FRtoU, Ttrt MINISTERS OF Tr E MEIItATIsa CIoRTs Tn t MAI.tOtQrs n.P'AGt'LA, SECRETARt OF STATZ FOR FOREIGN AF- FAIRS TO HIS MOST TAITH L NZMAt i .JESTV. ; Pazjis, 16'th& March, f8,17. 1 The occupation of a part of tile Spanish posqessionts on tie River Plate bv the Portagese troops of Bra7il was no, sooner kno-wn inl Europe, than it wvas the object of offioial and sinitol- tarneous ...

... Il P ERIAL ARIL4-E [/lNT. HOUSE oF LORDS. The Bills on the table 1ave been forw arded ir their respIV tive Etages, buth nothing cf inportauce has occurrertel ?? H[ouse dturing thc past vweek. .LOUSE OF COM'MONS. Medolldy, Jpril 2. Nothing of importance bxefore the House this day. 'Tuiesd ry, April 3. THIE RON, W. LAKE. Sit' FRA NCT s BuniemTr called the attention olfthem ele the case of the ...

... PTU3LIC 4BUSES. ' ._ ARMY eME:ICAL BOARD. 'he ffhlowlik article is taken frou a blook just publishled by Dr. MAcLeAN, entitled An AnalhIical View of the Medi- cal Deparnuent of the British Armyrl 'a work fill of interest- ing details concerning the multiplied aluses so long practised in this vital Department of the Public Service. Making every al- lowance for any warmth of colouring, ...

... T'IM POLTTICAL EXA M IN E., party i6 ?? tnadnes otf many for the gain of a few. S Qvsrr. .o. 300. - COUJNT'TER-REVOLUTION OF HuLLAND. frFVT9 Of ?? have succeeded each other SS rapihiv' dclrin!r the pnast week, as almrost to take away one's breatll Cnrzete crowds upon gpzette; mcssengers,depuies, nd aji l-e-raffnq, comne driving in from Eas!, Xlorlh, and South ; and PeOlple have scarcely 4orie ...

... TUZlSb.4AS LONDON GAsZETTE. Tihlis CG;azele coniflins Dikpatclii from Lord Cuathcart, Sir C. stefvirt, ?? lie Dili of Atberdeen.. Laid (Cillcir' r ilrranles the evet:ls 310ch tooik place in tec .:ir til (if a t $ IiLe; ?? %I hichh live altetidy lw en hbelier de- t;led hoy Sii C. Siea it in ?? Gazeite Exiir-orditna, o, and tjenfire i! tN r1t;ie ?? to give ally Ithg but tilecon- it, pai F IF Ci: ...

... .SUPPLEMENT to the EXTGR XRDI(NARYTGAZTTE of IFEDNESDAY, NOOV. 24. This Supplement contains Dispatches from the EalI of Ahe deen, Viscount Cathcari, Sir C. %7. Stewart, and Edvard Thointon, Eiq. Lord Aberdeen states,-fretn Frankfurt, Nov. 7,-that tit Emperor of Austria entered that city Ot the 6th, and was re- reived with enthu3iastic applause.-5- Tue aftectionaiw regard of the inhabitants was ...

... -TU;ESDAY'LN$iO GA.ZA'TR- ?? 30. I 14. Line swieg'stree5 J.. 3J, 1S14. h R~isRvtch,;,or. wbtich the; feoWiklJI is.'rf- IxT ac! hisl,4ee revied, by Earl ttr a tdr d ' urd b Fieid Olrsbaf the Nlirq-i0 f-Wiellinton, O.C dated Sb Je.ade Luz, itb Januazry, 'l i4>I - Sice thie army passei the Nive o' the 9th of December (Gener I minaa isas hatte baiili o( 'he WrMo idurder It ?? at ?? the left.of. ...

... ,rT iris ROYA.L HWJIA NSS the PIJNCE, fEGENrx, Cundernlcd CcU, Xezrg/',, .ypail I, 1813 MAY Tj PLEASE Youn. RoA- .f Two daysliave now elalysetd sin' c iy ears ;iag!ecd riq the dreadfiii senten(ce of t[ie law, , icb doomed la a ,unoniniouis dleath. The itlrrniH which I kilt on , removed trom lhe b[ar to nmy present solitdaie I will not ai. tempt to describe; for four and twenty hours my ...

... IRELAND: Duarr'ie~ Atres it) London Poult',includhing iltsseof Wa?- nesslai- by this day's Mail; have arrived in course. From tlese, and frml ?? Journal,, wel have extracteti every arttiethat ?? be thnuilbt workrhypuilic atStention. Bot wo have neither timne nor inclination to commuilent upon i-hem. It i5 not what may sir what mayl not be'in'rkeidnout as the hoeuldarieS of Rossia or ?? is it ...

... THE EXAMINERt =; Lompox , AUcU5T s . A Suniday Edilt has comparatively a duil office to per- foiri iii C(ongratulgioig his readers oii a victory, as he PR%. generally been auticipted iii his feeliigs on lite subject, ad Imes ?? thbx with! a story a thoueand times re. Peated We man therefore do littl but refer thenm to the PltIii Straiworwalrd statements of the conqueror himsef In~d ad our ...

... 'jHE, POLITICAL EXAMINER. ?drty is the roadess of many for the gain of a few. SwIFT. No. 253. nJLITAfY MI.EANS OF THE POWEMIS AT WAR. ~~11LITATIYl IOPUATON AN ,COMARATTEVr STATEMENT .0 TlI' POPULATFON AND LAND FORCES OiF DIFER ENT STATES Al PRiESEN5T VNGAOGEU IN THE WAR. L~atd Remarks. Vomes of the States. 1PapuZll'on. Eropire of (ireat Britain 16,551,00t 306.76( I in 54 lrlssbia . r - 42,248 ...