... fIMPRiISONYIENT FOR DEBr. h??f TIIEINJVTSTICE, -CRUIMTY, AND TIPMQLICY OF -MEPttSONMNNILNi FOlt DEUr. B1/Y Dli SA It IT L J i HNSON; An inqdir- Iiass been hiade, by whidl it appears that 0,O000 persons are at ti;s time' prisoners for daeh; We too often look with inditirbence oni the! succe.Asiv.e parts of that, whiiC, if the whvolie itere s to teo getier, ivonld shake us witi ncotioin. , A deb ...

... THE ROUrND TABLE . No. 27. SUNDAY, I};aan 3, IS. 5. For I hlid leawnt'a sene snblime (Of someihim, far more deeply i.terfilsed, Wh'bose ?? is The light oflsetting suan, And the roulzln oeean and the livingair And the blue 4kv, anld in the mincd ofman, A ?? and a spirit that irrwe' All thi ikiag tIL gs, all olijec-s of all thonght And rolls through all thiioY. Perhaps, ihe doctrine oF ihat has ...

... 1'11E POLITICAL EXAmINER. PN.vis tile madrness of MaIy for the gaia of a fewNV. POPE. No. RB. A'i OTI OR TWO ON QUITTING, FOR THE lESENT, TIlE SUBJEC' OF BONAPARTE, Ir Sn E(itor in general hias to encounter a variety of dis- ro rdtat opilnions am1ong his readlers, it will easily be slip- posed That it cotild not suboside into any very extravaganlt h.armony on the sunsject of suich a man as ...

... FRANCE. PARIS, Aun. 12.-Madame Letilia Bonaparte left. Rome fur Elba on the 27th of Juily-An article froin Auogshrg Statiw, that the Cobgress of Vienna will assign Trevey, and a part of the territury of that principality, to Eugene Beauharnois. ACG. 13.S Messrs. Falconnet and Dard, advocafes, and GlIeffier and Lenoromant, booksellers, the first, author of a letter to Loois XVIII. ?? on the ...

... FO - --GN -'~ELLIGF~ 1 FRANCE. 5)R15 JA'. CG.-Gen. Excenmans has ?? acouitted t th2 Couen c loi 'ar assemrbled at lisle to try the aCCL- tots afrdrpit -hin-Su. h is already the influer.ce of this Jrst ;.~l iree Goverfnment, wlhich -we owe to the llA- gnard- ?? of t>c l r, T ider the military despotis.;n 1 0- IaIt2, it nut mit thnu Gen. Exceimans, suspectcd 0l COFesp nud::w with a foreign ...

... ELIZA FBAYX N1NG Ni.. Exat N-A ' Et,-5Sait Peer, at the third examinI ation, I at Hatton-Garden. swore positively to her absence frot tile kitchen.- W\itness N-EVTER ertered the kitchen acdl te time the prisonnt was getting the dumplings ready: hlavinm leave to spend the day out trom dinner time, she was bus:. up stairs makingo the beds, &-c. and vet, it onpoostion to this positive swearing, ...

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... 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 ...

... 'rHE POLITICAL EXAM NER. I is the madnessi of Ca.y f4bl t: g. a No. . LIBERTYT obF- Tim 'PR ?? coritryVAItI iearvi. -wthi pteev`e, ?? t antee- ?? f-efecuotty sdpres the adions isets ,.jhjie diockand oh@itst everyhhonest dnanwhatene i he Wae belooi to- Having A -a ?? in tihe'-t{rek-of: die Sttae, we nnmlt all intetitiwely feel thatX thfeo 6oiti-od wd be promoted by tile EXTINCt - ?? tof . ...

... JITEETILG IN PALACE-YARD. On Mosrlday a meeting to.ok place itt Pulace-yarl3, to take into coonsideration tibr proprietv ot' makling a pgilbic decisre wor of t't r brights, to adopt iho mcst effectuial mcassres tor redress. ilcgr thei lvru)lelge, Fiiid to remonstrate with ?? to remove ibose go eve ices xcihich are nrow becomirig insqcpportblte.' A ternporycry lhtiegs was erected with in ...

... THlE PEHSESIJA IV LOAXI)T. : r ,, i ' 4 . ?? DLRASis ?? daue say yon ihavbl beetn eli'glted wid1a Versian Tales; so have I, and remain sI still. J'rohabty somee of Your Readers may reta ft'the samepartialItvZ 'Should sach be younr opinion, the iet'losed mlluuscript iS at tbeir service.- Very truly yours,. AMicu'. Hfuner--sreel, Dee. 4, ISOf9. A ?? of comsequence, attached, toone Uf.our late ...

... TJI E E-hi ANINEil. I - . * I LoDIN, AUCUST 923. LvLnv body is by this time 'cquainted with Lord WEL- ! LI/lGTONS TijorpYoVCr INIRflONT in tile cigmi-0ourhbod uf SiamDnanca and onr only b -sicess it to add our tribute of applause. and'look at the probable result. Tlhe circum- stances of the bal tie ilself are best understood by a diligent perusal of the Dispatches; and we have to warn oir ...