... ,'THE9EXA bR. - -A. - ,LVN~V)M, ?? :n 2. h lib have been so accustom d to niewv #of the Ost' ~ govellitrin dssciwnemii overthrown crowns r tijousauds ?? with f itd i ord , that 'lett nsialfl1cernee -of eviL bertswinns s~ncar 4 ay. 6it ;andf i iat wouid h Sav: f!ed ,ur ancestois WitL1 etheiS ?? tj) Likep oqur t.i-ai ?? Or vei'l to ?? keetof tou4t in it% w- Wehs at breakfits The moust ?? Piece ...

... 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 ...

... 'jHE, POLITICAL EXAMINER. ?drty is the roadess of many for the gain of a few. SwIFT. No. 253. nJLITAfY MI.EANS OF THE POWEMIS AT WAR. ~~11LITATIYl IOPUATON AN ,COMARATTEVr STATEMENT .0 TlI' POPULATFON AND LAND FORCES OiF DIFER ENT STATES Al PRiESEN5T VNGAOGEU IN THE WAR. L~atd Remarks. Vomes of the States. 1PapuZll'on. Eropire of (ireat Britain 16,551,00t 306.76( I in 54 lrlssbia . r - 42,248 ...

... 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 ...

... I , H I I .,rJHE EXAMINER. I L0orIOV, MAitCH I. By letters from tht Peninsula, up to yesterday 44, appears, that the prosecution of the siege of Dabjo3J indeed all important sperations in Portugal, are at sent at a stand, in ronisequence of the inclcrnohq dl weather, the rains havgig set in and driven thecomkii into quarters. The most important piece of neasthL~ week has pr~nceled it the ...

... 'jHE POLITICAL E:XAMINER. rarty is the radness f mrany for the gaina of A fF.- SW it* No. 291. THE NEW POET-LAUREAT. There' were wiso forrnmd high hupfs and daltering ones Of thee, Jotng R1EERTI for Ihinle ?? wgq quiek in speuak B1ach opening feeling * should they not have kiown, if &he rich rainbow *n the morning cloud Reflerts it's radiant dyes, the huslaudmaa telndds the oshihous 41ory, and ...

... ITHE EXALIN , R. I LOVNON? Ociv2R 0, . $];nNc:rrlher h;as at last been he2rd 0-e the al~airo in Norway, It appears, by a string of p~hapaphs d. ed oh, differeot dayo of the moith frorm the headhquarsrs: at Frederickshall; that tbie S owedmh ?? left Ih'at flace on the 4th of Ostober, for Chrisftlaia, aboo't which if '~fh it~ had bepuli to amselelle -,-them ?rince 0R7 nay,, too unwell to appear ...

... LTICAL EXAMSINER. i the madiess of mkany for (tlie gain of a few. SwiPT. No. 219. COLONEL, NI'MA ON. is really pitiable, and gives one a deplorable notion of pthe ?? of our RUlers, to see the extraordinary pains ,ken to settle this donliestic in a situation obnoxious the country. There are fifty obscurc places at burt, for which lie is qualified, and in whichi he might pe .it without provoking ...

... I3ZPEIJL T, PAR i, r L 7'EN. 1h0USEL OF LORDS. Tilere uas nrni ire of injpsor:aE n befiore tht, TIn11;r lsti weck e x lw ihe iwinr( iuctinri of a Bill bi Li'rd 1z N r irtO I uir Iii provi lg t!he Cindi ;ttir. if the Iri h I'easnnt ry-a v ork every ay aoartily of ani one~t '.i-lator. }lOUSE OF COMIMONS. Mo~n dci, rMa'rA IS. COMMITTEE} OF SUPPlY.-nARRACK3. In the C olimtee nf Supply, Mr. W lix ...

... 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 ...

... SITPLEJIENT. Dow'ving-strect, May 9a ar5 - t, A. I)i of:'b, at o vhiell tle follino is aii exW' d 1 rerioed by lrd Liverpool, ?? 14 ?I 3 I !e l, nf Wellington, dlated Nizi , 161h Apri jt i :trh Ita!9onl? c o.ilecled b;i army at Villi dl inn io, ion tU 5t Sibl joi. d hri i jherr teal ?? rl a oltitifw lhe ret jred before 1ay i0 , oil UleI ,r froallrrrv of Aiidaltsia. Lieutewizttlt- (erlerl -, ...

... 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 ...