... HXe did not maintain the rigIt; but taking1 the expediency of the case, -could any thin, be more easy than to supply the vacancy in the same manner in whlcli' it would be supplied by law in the event of the King's death? Was it not more expedient and moire analogous to the Constttutien, to place the power there,where by legal courseit wbosld in dtie timeigo ? Was not that better than to go on ...

... ey nun bereaf persoids in the State Pnsos, whom it i s: not cdornenietit either to bring * to trial, or to set at. liberty. 'There are several men, certeinly culpable, but who-cannol b contdeared y oar Coust'.- NO.1oLEON'g Decree. ' ' - - SUMMARY OFT POL3 S , I NVHAT IS. DBs3OTvSM,?-I n the pre- sent siate of the world, when governments stand, as it were, .:t the bar of. the peo-0 pie; or, if ...

... OFFICIAL PAPMRS. POTOGAL,-.-THV WAR.--Lando Gazette kxtraordinary. - M0oaday, June 3, I s i i. Downing Street, June 2, 18 Ii .-D tches, of twilich t/te following are Extracts, have been this day received by the Earl of Liverpool, addressed to It's Lordship by Lieutenant- General Viscount 'ellingtonz, dated Eit.7S, ?4nd Nay, 81 i J.. On the night of the I 5th instant I re- Ceived from Marshal ...

... O F[ICAL PAPERS. SIcILy' -PPOocilb wtipAirdinfl( IV. ky :tke Givae of eGod i of *1w two Ski- 26 Jqsalnem, Are Ifi.a f Spai n, D uke of- Para, iP2aceuze, Castis, 4c. Grand 1 leredktary Prne f T y, to our be- loted andfaitrhful people of bwly 10th .i.a:Ly 1810.s(&mCOncldedfr.or 72.) . ;. Javain does he try, with unequalled impudenciesito per- vert aid misrepresent; fits ; for. ...

... PROdTSTANT DISSENTERS. -I At a General Meeting of Protestant is- senters, and other Friends to Reliiious Li- berty, at the Ldndon Tavern, Bishopsgate- street, on Friday, May 24., l Si 1, convened ft receive the Report of the Committee appointed at a former Meetinrg, to prevent by every legitinate effort the suecesiful progress of a Bill intfodixod into Pauib- ment by- Viscount Sidmouth, ...

... 'ENGUSH CATHOLIC MEETING. London, Feb. 1, 1810. At a numerous- and mostn respectable' Meeting of English Roman Catholic No- - blemen, Gentlemen, and Clergy, held this day, at the St. Alban',s Tavern, the following Resolutions were unanirnousfly adopted :-The RiGht Hon. Lord Stourton, in ~the CIhair;- : Resolved, 1. Thatthe Roman Catholics of England are subject to several penal and disabling ...

... |-. .1 ON CAPITAL PUXIUSEMETS. I M Ma. tOiB3EI~t Itis with feelingr of -unfeigned regret, tha- I observe, -os looking over our provincial newspapers, SQ. mn any symptons of the increase of crime, -in, imultipind, accounts of executions, which arm daily, and almit every wbeje, taking place, of individuals wh1o0 have forfeited their lives'to the-laws of their country, Noless taiinftve of these ...

... - -'* s Im a skcih drejW es yteep:-exi^ SLv. a^;t~hyt~:; fat~trej , . tbe aintw iea wI~ 1og44p yuupe~ r. s ~ , 1fi~~ ~sbe ~ :dy t tobe lawsucsoI fiuz^ J*irg eJ~t>TNY But' ~~~i j f 's6{4JSb~T ' j; a -.'i'--25'}f 1@5 ...

... I I1 MERIC4N P4PEBI . ~~W, .'il:'iv.-9 td2 >,.;i'''t~igW T':6 ! 0 ;p.:|d6I The f'klq 4etlq s~saXe ,y je~erd*y, .senit ,toboth H oussf Cogs's by thle Preside~nt ete -Uited- Stat~es. 'thle suiliments ii c x- dt-& in. bEoth ouses, are ,purely u)atibial, asiA almnost u-nealnois :-- : -ee:!S 3 ngfit t~h-nz7ed &tdeA. - I lay befote Congress rmunkations +jo: reeivd fro the yPleaipot~entianies of the ...

... LETTER VL To LORD CASTLEREAG3I. chs the contrast between the Return of Napoleon nd that f ZLozids; and. on he QUeSto of what is ntow to be donie tcith Fra~nce . MY LoRD,-There yoL-are, then, once. more at Paris. And 'what will y.ou snow do But, before I come to the: discussion of this important questian, let me. beg. your observance of the colntrast, the great and striking contrast, exhibited ...

... CORN BILL, Finding that it would be too late to present . a -petitioa frervcalling, together anv part Of the County, and resbl6yed Jnyself to stateO tb one at least, oft-he Houses of Parliament, my reasons for-ob- jecti g to :this Bill;- resolvedto shew~in tile most formal inan4er, that-I,. at ally - rete; Prejected the protbetion, ,which has been so much talked of, I drew up,. and, forwarded ...

... |LIEERTY OF THE PRESS AND FREE ENQU~TIRY. KR. CQOBRETT,-In my last I ventured to make some remarks on the police of State Pros Sutios, :for matters of opinion, and also on the Bible Societies. 1 noet propose to Chew the state into which the Republic of Letters it thrown respecting the Dilble itself.. In doing this I am well aware of the censure that will be cast upoV ine; but feeling satisfied ...