... 1315] ing viokted the Constitution in order to oppress them. What should ihiHk of man, who, upon being passed quietly in the street by a stronger man, were turn about and fall upon his knees and bless the strong man for bis goodness in not baring kicked him knocked him down What should we say of this t ?—i—There is no mystery in this, however. There are, as I said in my last, some of the ...

... ITIE MIORNINVG CHROAiCLE. ,LONDON; Tz1UJRSDAI, MAr 2, 1x81. TVhe letters by the Lisbon mail which were deliveres ~.scerday morning, are not later than the date of the ;;dlic dispatches, and supply very little additional in- + bn, aticn than Ministers have thought fit to conlmuni- in the Gczette. The French, though not pur- sisud, had in great numbers crossed, the Doqr6, which inidviy ...

... SUMMARY OF POLITICS. Portugal.—The War. -In last, I had not room to say all that I wished say upori the subject of the Vote of Thanks to Lord Talavera. Therefore, I resume that subject now, and I the nibre confirmed in the necessity of speaking freely and fully upon iti since 1 see, that the occasion seems to have been seized upon for the purpose of drawing the two hostile political parties ...

... F~og eth MORNING CHRON.CLEI MItR. EDJioRj ,. The foll6winr eitraft of- a letter, as it concerins the commercial world and our nmari6nrs, may possibly be; F: .ltought deserving of a place iD your respie&abl& Paper: L ras the ?? of the writer does not ad n t of a doubt of its trath, you hav2 ny fi-.s assent to .ke it pub- lic if you tink proper. - To James Grey Jackson, Esq. Lonhdon Mogodor, ...

... UNI1TED Pa RLjAIA~lE \'yy GRXEaA T BR D - ;JJ U D, * he SIve .Srw4atssio,,y-i~j, thv 9risftLoa l, anid the &Otsc~rditrs'l~il~er red athid tme and passed. . 'ie 1rsh Ships' ]3i1 passed through a Comnitte and was -e- .port-t. wyithout 'Asnendixxent.. v : auein a c '1 h a~orp -Ec' 1311. soe lcalandpeivate Bills, were ?? h up toram ?? by Sir Janeds pGrahi.m, Sir rho.. m'II:IS fostyn, and otheifr ...

... GEOLOOY. Mit, DAI Y's THIRUD LECTURE. N.V T1 thi's Lc-&1ure Mr. Davy described th2 eo1 Roecks. or thle rocks co,9taining fragrmetoftr maryV substances, and thle rmnanini, of Organized beinl,, ?? Fedivided these rocks into three fanrlics and Mtr-'tc~ their nature and their arrangements bys,- mun~n Il. rt by paining~s-. T lc flb-t flamily, hr -an III- contalins -nearly the suame, clemverts as ...

... POLITICAL REGISTTER.— Por/«goi.— The War. ** tion ? What eflfects thefe eTents *• have produced in France it is impossible now to foresee. They may be to that country a salutary while they ** demonstrably prove, that extension of dominion is in reality an increase of (t strength. With respect to the effect of these victories on other parts the 4t world, they will at least point out to them the ...

... SUMMARY OF POLITICS. Holland. Insurrections. —r-Ahs! all the fond hopes ,, the Morning post and of the Fashionable seem to have been, dissipated my last Number went to the press. Nothing short of a complete deliverance of Europe was then expected, and that, too, right speedily. We were taught to believe, that the Antwerp Fleet was hourly to looked for coming down the Scheldt with the gallant ...

... 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 ...

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... .T h.10 ) PARLIAMEINT GRASP T BRITAI V ,2ND !R4iLj.VD. XOerI.9l OF -LORILI, MIAv aL In the ComrnitSebf Privileges 'on the WBrkeley Pesgage, somne witnesses were eja'rained, and th rther proceeding Was apoftdfor Fridasy. ~ Betbre &tr~sgers were readhdtted after prayers, sonre Bills were brougl;t up frgin thc C(olsnons. The lloaburgh cases w're'fixed for ?? day, after some ob- servitions ...

... rRENCH 4 PAP'ERS. PA13i, MAY 22--WVC hear that the Emperar set off ,;5 ornin from Rambouillet for Cherboirg with the rDress. ?? Majesties were to sleep at Caen. 'The ioh,,itants flatter themselves w ith the happiness of hhv- jeir titein stay two days, an& this hope has excited the liniesttransports. The Minister of the Interior pIT cedes their l\4aiestieS. The depot of English prisoners ...