... MON DA? MORNING, Six o'Cioc?. 1 Uli rIu?l?TY ov rH? PRLSS is TilE PALLUlLi UF ALL TV SIR FRANCES BIJRDETT, AND THE FREROC3ATIVE OF TUE CROV2?. The aseertion of Sir F raucis I~urdett, that the Kiin, of Englanid is no longer wvhat he ought to be-that he i no longer in the exercise of those powers to whiich i; lavv he is cntitled, has called iforth sonic laboures animiadversions in The Morning ...

... A work is translated into English from the German, under the title of Reformation in the Catholic Church of Germany, and the downfal of Papal Authority. We cannot help thinking the perusal of this publication might be attended with no small advantage in this country. It will exhibit the Catholics to us in a very different light from that in which they are too frequently viewed. It will shew ...

... M\R. FOXS ON LARGE ASSEMBLIES FOR THE EXPRESSION OF PUBLIC OPINION. O ur rc:uler sa1:ve not forme.I such an erroneous jodlgmant ofa oar Jprineciples of indIcepedencee as to suspect us capable ot' placingo imnplicit reliance upon hhe opinion of any man, however ciosatedi in rank or (what is much more lik~ely to inirlnec ) hlowevelr studeious he mnay appear to be to think I a:, to act r eirht!^ ...

... THE WESTMINSTER E LECTION. Yesterday a meeting took place at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Com- mittee, and to take the further necessary measures to secure the Election of Mr. J. Hobhouse; Sir F. Burdett in the Chair.- Ipon the Honouraile Baronet taking the Chair, he stated that he had been called upon by a number of the respectable Electors of ...

... Persuant to public advertisement, a meeting of the :o inhabitants of Bath and its vicinity was held at the Guild- b. all, on Monday last, which was respectably attended, for ~-the purpose of' considering the contemplated measure of :)f equalizing the Coal-Duti es, by taking off' the existing a impost on Coals coast-boric, asid levying~ a tax at the a-_ pit's mouth. a Sir 11r CockAbusrn, being ...

... LOUIERIAN SYSTEI'J. La ihe E~dior., q/ TIh/ B,'j4tol ast~eprut3,. .Sins, -Previous to. the contintsazice of *the avowed . .bject of these l~etters, It is withl great pleatsure that I qlichlargca duty, to a candid mind more gratifying thanl thle .detection of' crror,-I mci'? the avowal of it in a point whichl, th!oughl not hearinig lipei lheO general subject, is of more individnal mnonuset. In ...

... 1po?t? i?iap to t?bti?ba?. *TUESDAY's LONrDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. i lelHands-votth, Staffordshire, wine-merchant. Sol. ',1),iesse. Iiendy, &q .M~orghett, Bra' uligs, tdlh tani rkvl n Site hen, Wcs~tmnO'Veffd. white leather-mnanu- , 3mrcr.~ shl:M Yesrrs. Briggrs & Hall, Appleby; and Messrs, ti~inev & I',i.er, Rcd Lion-Seqplare. London. l!Ctle. 1'ecadliflv, ;wine-micB~at. Sol. Messrs. Langlianl ...

... APt,,E IT''I)ER THE EXCISSE-LAWS. ,i-.(ler %-;!I recollect that this subject has latcv| lli; hlI a*:ttrtion of Par! iament, l bfore which instanecsi ;;:al i] ahlez- and intrinnement of the rights ofEn lidh- n e t c a recentlv browdht. We have for some time 3 r'e to nlersta~d that ,trcat grievances of this sort h *, nuqr ced hv persons in the ncighbourhood oi'Usk ' o f)irt, iII Mlunouninohshire ...

... ?onbap to ?Wbnes?ap'0 po?t? £Dlttfnucb. .Thc Grandl Jury at Lahcastcr halve returned a true |Bill against Richard Owen, of' Manchester, frr s/fri'a an0esd Corrupt Perjsowy. Our readers *vill recollect that ti tis s hepersou on whose deposition tbe Mlagistratcs thi is tfMnhese acted on the 16th. '1Iitc Coulrier states r tht tchastert ot' this Filfril anzd Corrut Pesjary 1the houstigrs, whereas ...

... This distinguished character was born in Dublin, on the 22d of October, 1740, old style. lDr. Francis, the Translator of -Horace, was his father; his grandfather wsas John Francis, Dean of the Cathechral ofLismnore, in Irelanid; tndbhis great-g-radti'Iather John Francis, Dean of Leighlin. The tmaiden name of his mother was Roe, a descendant fromn Sir Thomas Roe. Sir Phi lip tern ived chil' ...

... &i)e I?$?o?t? of ?bur?w an? JTrt?ip. LONDON, FRIDAY, August 20. THE MANCHESTER MEETING. FURTITEIt PARTICULARS. The ?l!urning chronicle of to-day, noticing thff sophisti. catious of Tile Uwsriet' upon this subject, says, A gentle. now, who had the best means of' seeing and whose ct'islence will deservedly have the greatest weight with the public, tells is expressly, that the outrage ...

... -et 3i 2flrurp. MONDAY MORNING, SIX o'CL.oCz. C}E LIBER7Y OF THE PRESS IS THE PALLLD U)I OF ALL TPZ VIULLTICAL, AND RELIGIOUS RIIII'l'S OS AN ENGLiSHMAN. stunias. The congratulations of the Ministerial Journalists on the ahbct of the flourishing state of the Revenue, as a symbol nleD efcct of the restored prosperity of the Country, are 1Ngu aly paralleled by the measure recommended by the er ...