... IHj; POLITICALEX-AMINE;R-. Party ii the miade Y g fA 'e5. Swim No. 3 p74 SENTERCE PASSED AGl\ST THiE OPrIiEOR OF THE. STAMFORD NEWS6' ?? who lab~our -to prociaie tig great national wd; in opposition to the existing powei's and 1A tie sense that ma l bbi put on.eistig laws, wreiese to su14 W_ 'otne way or othei, fimrni :their. patriotismn ?? onscious. of eb ir govd intehtions, - hod la g'w i g ...

... - THIE EXAMINEII. LONDON, MALY 12.- TrE double rumoar of war between tihis country artd A we. rica, and Fraiwe and Russia, has been very busy within these few days. Of a war between the former, powers, nothingg need be said, but that it is not verj likely, if our Ministers retain the least common sense. The grounds of dispute are frivolous.aud even of doubtful existence; and nothin, that we ...

... PWOYVliCIAL iXrgiLUGENTCK. Thoirms Powell, farnmer, ated 96, frits ulted tast *g 7k idt the pahiis*r of inspythid, ?? tbe' age tif 'iq It& mnarried his seclleia wie,. by whoimrlie sad five children (alt now living); ?? sFl) isfiftgaidei and h1s yduntest itlid 'is soe ycar old. RIO ATt SAm er ?? tnq4neit wh;ch sat od the body-iof the man Killed ddring-thiela'e disturiianme, ke- turned a verdict ...

... THE EXAI0JINER. , LobrjO, 'IARY 5., hO intelligence of irportance has arrite fiom Portugai during the-pasit week; nor even any important rumnours,. elcept thait the French lhave be-n seudihg reinforcements into Ike Suutl, of Spain;i ana that. oine dissatisfaction had taii;feited itself at Cadiz, respecting a- proposal made to the Spanish Regency Of placing the provinces, border- (1 ...

... IS THlE MOMf EVr OF SUCCESS A4 PROPER TirMP. * I TO ASK PEACE OF ,3ONA4P-lRfTEi . ~ ~ ~ _ .Qg~m TO TUiE EDITORc OF T12E E'K.V IFFl. ' Leicesser-sqsrarc, M't ~. SIR,-A.etording to a report I have read ia the Tivrv, this day,.of Mr. Whilbread's speech on the vote of iril, to his Sicilian Majesty, (while thart gentlenman. with ftat il noourable caifdouir that always marls his codilct, ackwo ...

... P4RLIAJII7V TWY REFORM. On Fiyday a most respectable and numerous Aleeting of the Livery of Lo:ndl, friends to Parliamentary Reform, Mr. Waitlunan in the Chair, lined together at the City of London Tavern. The first toasts drunk were, The King,' with three cheers. The Pkinc RHegenrw and Say he never forget the senwimncrt rfmtainei in hi3 , ,l dee~i~l!; it thi he pn 0es lrld pe I - rotiri nho ...

... viE POLITICAL EXAMINER.. pa t smadow' if nY for the gaill of a few. SWIFT. No. 172. .,ALITIWX OF TT3E SLAVE TRADE AND OF TOR! TUlE BY TnH SPAN iSH CORTES. r.r ctrest in the Pc ninsula, tfhough originating with nmen tl jflucice., as far as the world at large is conscerned, Todihy of our attention cia many exceilesit accounts. It i.. the first Place, one of those blessed reliefs from , Aiiial c ...

... Tf i E, . t X- A M. I N E 1 1 - . i - LONDON,' MAY 10. Ponernrse nsews, which has [atuislied so uuch since [lie retreat of the Frenec, isronlises to becoine highly her, ?? ia the course of a few dais,. if it be true, as .res ported, that Lord WSILL)TNoVN, in a Ietter -dated the first of M.y, h4s led the Government to expect a battle be- tweet, him and MtjssENA. The Freichinan, hte thought, ?? ...

... n nl PER J N I~t ifayZsoED P'RINR J.DT';> ?? ~ ~ ?? P-r : , ?? I1 i Sl'nr-D1 irous of C'C trib.JtiWg my ll tr ?? traitn%, -ly, stainl flant tti;,,it5i.'c ?? 01, thle ?? of a- deceased friend, -as well as fe insinualioas calculated to prejudice lmyself and f1 r-si rs in t the etimttim -f the public, Lhope that v in isert an observaliteJ ortwo on a paragraph t t T S ,ewspaper of Saturdtay, the ...

... CB9. N?Irls-,-v I ; .g-matcbetween 3follneumr. and Ig me The ?? b featc Tk ?? atx Dsey RHurst, biit Tuesday, srhen the mt. '0O hcate it not to 9 expented that w9 should te brutal and disgu.ting detait qf this battle, which ...

... as A cure for titis disorder, which has hithlerto set at riol, the utmost shili of the rvgulzir-practitioner, and canlfoaadr the practices of the hoast isg etip ric' has of late, accurd. ing to some, -been found in the Esau 3eolicinali5 most powe fal elichanter, whtici crnomplc-s tilc courlis move off isonetimes with and sormetimes without tile cor. pllainaqt, 'Las it-seemns mnet with a rival, ...

... IYTE OPI II S TO TPe EDITOftR or Trc rxAiLfEzN Sut,-So slight are the va-riations made ia thre ?? ?? ZjhetelgCeeOn IrOdUCtinl1S, ?? IOdel ?? in operns. that, were it not) for tile well knoowu fisrce srf faihi~id, Which jidune., ju mrty to edoure what ?? 'iolhli LtrVie glad- ly avoid, I-should wearcely imagiiw it- pos-W to filld- a- tiviucc enough to bear dheir ?? repefilion. One nr tlifo ...