... Apprehension and alarm on the subject of the threatened Coal-Tax begin to spread through the Country, and when all the consequences of such a measure are taken into consideration, together with the present circumstances of the Country at large, alarm and consequent opposition are neither of them just objects either of surprise or repre- hension. It is expected that the tax necessary to carry ...

... - ?? - - ey0e Of Vor0ap, alla , ?it ?? -- I LONDO'N, FRIDAY, Aenir. r -IE Official IAccounts of the produce of the RsevelltICe IcC. tiiti unduitii ralh April, Is I i), as pre-tlited to C! zo T!'ew of' C('0:0 ons, hav C bee'n pr~intted. 'The increase ?? ryt:;neIroS ti\atioll -14ilit ?? mitounit Sii1it011 ol' tnc coluntrv, would appi( ar hilt as a drop to tI~ sti-i,; 50 ?? dwelt up' ii ndtu ...

... t Alen ill their bargains contract, not for denomiaaliwins or sounds, but for the intrlingc valie2'--Lacke. 3 To the E ditors of O7e Rruieotl Mercury. I SiRs,-In my last letter I endeavaured to show what were the chief qualifications of a currency, ormediu n of internal exchange of commodities between man and man, and that it was essential that it should be subject to aslittle variation in ...

... FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'e GA7E?'TE \verssze poce ?? (''iris p'r sit .tltras.l, ?.50t.,115i& W, ?? 40,. . . '5 O?tiieat * si,. v Averaore P5(, us? Sir.t Sr. 'to ptots'ii it,,ia the v*t1 O? it ?5, svrel, e,151i505' ?essi. S i't5, o (I tO).. is. ? . ? of0t BANKRUPTCY ENLARGEI) J. Prentice, High-street, Whitechapel, grocer, freon ?? 14 to October 2. BANK RUPTS. J. Fayer, Fineden. Northampton, firmer. ...

... -ef)? 3305tal ?_+Icvcllrp, MONDA.r, Nov. L9 S19. 1INH. I1. 1':1 R RIY D 'i LET It PIR SS I S I C i' FT ,E A 'II V 1M I LI,. TIrlE C IViI Li'01.1IICAI., AND I (JIs0'S ltl IGl V ?? AN LN TL IS IET A N. JunEius. Parliamneut has at len-th !cet; balt hats the almost breathldess anxiety of the Publie besun allayed? Ilive the approlhiensions and fears, excited by the known perilotus st.,tc of the ...

... ABUSE.S IN CHARITABLE FOUN-DATIONS. To f/ic LEditors oJ '.'l7c Jristol Mercotri;. Sint,-.lt is verS ?? to know unit. no)twvthstand- ill thte viritletit onpposititiol O ci- nel pllowver, of ban liitv ecclesiastict, of mnterestefi 1abmel, nnd of their inr(eweeuay andl sub~crvient toolk. measuree of ivieait general ntilitv, will sometimes be es rri cml. Ilb Os, atte r all lie e laniloi r tbat ...

... ?? spouts of tiur~bap ani fjritbar. LONDON, FRIDAY, MARCHt 5. \ TE ?? received a Vtit s-h ieail. bringing Papers of the rd in . Antrrt'.clr- froy. iBrzisqcsr-, tated r27th nit. -t ttet, that the jier-crns about to be tiried for the citi- soirsc wichse. dti'te lat ctober arc airctised of itsin fo- 1,1a lo, ?? was to assemble :r odyof300~'enc miitry n al frpIay, and with nheir hel toSeir' n is ...

... kn.53 V v0t of Or'bu)-UAlp? arm ?? LONDON, ?? JAX. 1 S IYOUSE OF LORDS, Tl3vrcesl)Y, JAN. I. an aftier toto o rlock the Lord Chancellor entered the -louse, w'iith 1I ?? state, and having been svwornl at t he table, his ?? took his seat on the Woolsack. Aio a a quinrter before three, the Lords ConmInis4ittter i nat,1 vl thle Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chancelilor, the Lox i l'rsi (leiiI ...

... dj)e 93;001 51ONDAY MORNING', Six o'C ociu. '5 ~IiBy IN I Y 'CII T1 PITEsq Is 1ili h ?? .IDIFii'Ai OF AT.) I'fll TI1 r ~C AL, AND LIBrLI CtIL)S ?? upL~S AN ENU LkSRNIAiN. U IV ?? Tile S~eecll which tile Cabinet-Msinistcrs have put into ?? itouth Of' thle Coiaiilissioin, jsossessm a merit which hle se fiat fand formal elaborations of State dulness have ~.Joal ?? is brief. There is also good ...

... BANK-RESTRICTION R'EPORT. The Report of the Committee appointed to inruire into I ?? of the Bank of England lias been now ten days 'ore the Public, and the More it is considered the piore pipf.iant must the facts appear which, notwithstanding ,e rvident anxiety to make the best of-a bad matter, 'qe, themsely-.s upon, theiwiceiof -the Conwtive5 Lnd s' chalicnge the most serious attention of ...

... PROMI SATUR~fDA-Y '\GHT'W-GAZ7EtT'E. As erug p11C oflst > til \W11 re il. tlhiL;9Al1 5'n1gi;uo & X~oi I s, Junle 1. iSzs; . . ; 7(1. I (hiltse - 2i *Sd. 8i lei'-c.l- ;f ~ Dinel . Oi l lo ?? :iz ?? 5,1. A\er'i-ge pr'ice atl .SuIgar, ?? il'0(0 the et'i O'lS macicd ?? thle o e k eriduig Jlone 9, IsIS!, is Lt..1 i)., -21d. pe.'r C+ it. c>cl nsue of dn.PARTNEIISI-IIPS DISSOL\EDw G; Nelsomn, Senl ...

... ?? ? 1o?t? £ o?itfiiucb MR. huNT'S ENTRY INTO TOWN. So ?? as eleven o'clock on Monday morning, l'dington was the centre of the utmost bustle, in conocqocure of it havi ig been made tfiO rendezvous for the friends 0f Xlr. Hunt to meet that gentleman, for the purpose of escorting him in giand procession into the Mctrop?ilic. Numbers of persons de5orated with red cockades, and isith bands round ...