... *. . w I II I l lAhoMe Prolestant Priests, 2IAio i;Ii for ygears, b~erpreaching. ad prayige againast 11w French Asaecmblies aizdNa- poleon; *.aid partieulairj. to tJ e -Pro- test ant Priests of Newl 'negatnd. ageiy, I Sept. i81L GENTLEALsEiU-It. is perfectly notorious; that, before the French revolution anonggt the itaqding objects of your atta, wv~o the Pope, thp Monkns the. Catolic rel- gion ...

... . E . . . . .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ When the motion was made in the Tri- bunete of France to confer on you the title of Emperor, and for makinq that title hereditary in yoour family,. CAinOT, in opposing the motion, asked, . r wbether 1 it was to grant the FxRT CoNISL a re- 1 ward-for his services in the cause of Li. berty, to offer to him the; sicrIfice of that Liberty; whother to confer this ...

... RE'MEnzIS'. *To expect that a nition j t, memso Ing from a twenty yeAWs' war,4hould. display the sAe Iudiellons ov public comfort and prosperity,. as she did. when just eitering upon it,iseenis ahmost.at aee. sonable as to expect that, ouiof. our ships on Id engage a desperate eneiny for twena: tyr hours withwout50ss or. damge. Whea: Ihjear. men railing, at te ad conm4o*J*. 6t the war, it; ...

... No WARx wiTH FRANCS. 1 MR. COBBETT.-Tt is with pleasure I see the praiseworthy and patriotic exer- tions you are making to avert that dread- ful evil, at this eventful crisis, a war with Erance to reinstate hereditary imbecility on the throne of that fine country. I trust your endeavours will prove success- ful, Surely the evils that have befallen this countrytduring one and twenty years of ...

... Farthermnore, they have laid us open to all our enemies; whoever will invade, mav not doubt to subdue Is: for they have taken from us the- sihews of war, that is AMoney and Courage ; all our money is gone, and they have exhausted the troiasure of the nation; and when people are poor, their s/sirits ore low, so that we are left without a defence; and who nust lwe thank for bringing us into this ...

... There is a,sinecure place, which is, at present, held 'by the EARL or-BucKscosGfrsHIrs (late Lord Hobart), which place isworth X. i 1,094, or, in wrds, elesp'thousazd and nixeti-feur posunds, a year. The reversion of this, enormous salary, that is to say, the posseshion of it after the present possesoe s death, has been obtained and, secured by Loan HARDsWlea, not only for himself during his ...

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... f TO THE - i,,: n i. J S .1 ELECTORS OF WESTSIMSTER. - On the subject otf Ahoosing, 'n case of -'a. cancrl, da Memlber tob be the Culleague of Sir Francis Burdett. -Botley,-Yfth May, 1816. GENTLEMEN,-We 'are .now all well convinced, that the real cause of the evils>. with which ourcountry is.afflicted, is the, want of a reform in the CQUnmops' House: of Parliament; add, therefore, itWbeconies ...

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... THE NEWSPAPERS & MR. WOOLFR. At the Meeting of the Coventry Treemen resident in London, on Tues- day, the qtb inst. at the Eagle Tavern, ?? Roadf to consider of tbe means of promoting the Election of Mr. Coa- ?? attendance was so great, that ?? th lii ...