... LETTERS OF THE LATE REV. JOHN BRAND, RELATIVE TO DEPRECIATION OF PAPEE- Mo'NY.-1 804. - - LETTER TO MR. WINDHAM. 'Wickkam Skeith, May 10, 1804. 'Dear sir; When in consequence of your recommendatioR to me, to consider Mr. Cobbett's arguments, to show a de- preciation of the value of bank: paper, from the circulation of dollars at 5s, I flung hastily upon paper some reasonings which seemed to me ...

... QUESTION as to the PracKie e1Ircisd by the Iwo HFzses -of Parliakent obf Co0frumg Libel into Contempt, and pmshing it by their own Order. [From the o Ckronkice.] We have stated what, in the general opinion, is the true and only justification of the exercise of the right of commitment for a contempt arising out of libel, namely, that the misdemeanor is likely to have such an instantaneous ...

... ; [From the Letters of Publicola-] TO THE RIGHT HON. LORD ERSKINE. Nought could his firmness shake, nothing sea His zeal, still active forthe comimon weal: [duce Nor stormy tyrants, nor corruption's tools, Foul Ministers, dark-working by the force Of secret-sapping gold. All their vile arts,. Their sharteful honours, their perfidious gifts, He greatly scorned. TRioMSON. My Lord; After the ...

... [pI -I. L1E1T .;~ i SVlJ,, 11 n '4:( t fm *W- ev E T h At a v.ry? nwiierous? Meeting of tha ? and Eiectors of of Juire, I 8tO, pursuant to publicinotice, to take into consideration the alarming state of the nation-the dxtraurdinary. Power recently exercised by the House of Commasn, and impeifect representation of the people in Parliament, :NMr. ,FIavel in the Chair. After many excellent ob- ...

... Sir AValterm igh wrote his I ot World in-a pliisp9;' and iaiena 8pis ant wrote Don Qiixote. TO THE.READER.. After having publish'ed seventeen vo- iunes of this Work,-embracing the period of eight years and a half, during wbich time I hre 4 wifitten with dy'own had nearly two thousand articLes upon various subjects, withodt having, eXeet ibne single instance, incurred even the threats of the ...

... R FR OF THE TI fThe p~trityf wat -a tle\,pl with re.syiect tome, renderiost un 7tay4aploy for one more X iig my.RgtrKrb otevbiqwtxit containing any thing win bmel Tha time ato not a te arothe* f ay thing i, a depgrae&O WFcs~ ipa#ga~g five c I lef f y KigsBen;awneAoihittei prisonr fer avig ee Wier before, beenj evee hyi~g fore hald even Prei P ,~~~~~A t} t~¢@ t.lpj mence apifstemesi 'yf Wo t f ...

... THE DUK OF, CUMBERLAND. I ,A correct Copy, of the Evidence upon the hi- guiry relative to the Assatk made upon his Rqyal Highness the Duhn of Cumberland by Joseph Sellis. MIdlcesx,-The I1nformatien of Rhi. Ry2l Highness ERNaST AuOus5vu Duke, of CUMfBERLADN. Who, being upon his oath, saiih, thbt before three o'clock this morpinorbeing in bed and asleep, he received two blows upon his head, ...

... OFFICIAL PAPE;. A MC~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ P-P .p . GENERAL AA ; FwkNC3.-CORVof .a Lett frm(kea :Vw1zdamrne to ahe MPnster of Wa, dae EBoulogne, June 11ii . . ^ I had the. bonour of- commuicating. to your Excellency this morning, bya telegraphfbcdispatch, that I -had, received certain information that the General, of Brrgade Sarrazin, went oer.to the enemy yesterday. Un the ...

... ; i O T13E FORMING ANK EFFICIENT. AND PERMANENIT AMY. : Whilst weldesdribe, owever tbe adra of standing arniies we must not concear the danger. These properties of.their-coustitu. fion --the soldiery beinogseparated. i a great degree, froam the rest of the commu- nity, thi-r being closely' lined amougst theselsei by-babits of society and suborai nation, and the dependesney'of the wbole ...

... To Sir Francis Burdett, bap. M. P., CowntryJue5$ 1:810. Sir; We, the Inhabitants, Hoiseholders, aSd Electors, of the City of Coventry, in- timately participating in the feelings ex- pressed by youtr izediate Constituents, (tlhe hideiendentE]e1etorsofNVestm' inster,' on your present situation; and regarding you, asthehoonest and faitlifal interpreter ef the voice of a large mhajority of the ...

... We want our money on the nail; The Banker 's ruin'd if he pays; They seern to act an ancient tale; Te birds are met to strip the jays. Riches, the wisest monarch sings, ; Make pinions for themselves to dy: They-fly-;like bats, on parchmaent wings, Ana geese their silver plumes supply. Conceive fhe works of mlidigiht bags Tormrenting ibola behind their backs: Thus Bankers o~r th'eir bills anid ...

... .PAUJa OF ST. DUNSTAN IN THE WEST, I -AND LtBERTY OF TE1E ROLLS. . At a Meeting of the Inhabitants, ffolose.4 holders, of the Parish of St. Dunstan in the West, and Liberty of the -Rolls, held the 29th day of J Iune, I10, at Andertor's Cofle-lhouse, F- eet-street: -Mr. ROIENS, in the Chair; the following -Resolutions were inahitously agreed to That: this -Meeting have. behel, with fihe deepei ...