... HE POLITICAL EXAMINER. a grtc i, e madness of masy 'or the ganin of a few. SW IFT. No. 193. CO^TlyENTAL RESISTANCE TO- BONAPARTE. *:e interval durin the recess of Parliameintis compara- L,,iv void of interest to tle Quid nuncs of the day, the ; , to make up the deficiency, taike care to furnish a proportionate quantity of rumaours and spees- b which may he considered as a huge store of pickles ...

... It wis ,ai lid a Posis. LOND6N , 4Y CTOBE.R 18, 1811. 0 M1ZZ1JFOCODis, 1811. LW Anhot Mailis~ arnvelh-o' -t brings.- ~.no nws ofimportance,; e~cceptthat hosL id~ 'Cebsw n are ontepn fbinig rcnewed sii 'btwh.Ruass a and the Porte with greater Be Violence than.v'r ed A vessel' is arrived fo Gin, ?? tels B~ 5dleain, that the French are manaiing, the -moist ex- Eli on, Lost tensive improvernents ...

... I- -7-- - -- 6? 3?. I. ?l I. Species At t: CWrt at tehal iest OAO~6r sent,~iT RUgRO --us!th ?? intesnnIl. }Jis RdyXllsne~ss the *Eirce' R~tegt liaving been' pleased, ui the, s1auT d&n itel'ehalfl ]14ajesty, tti appoint Robert ErowntiFW Esq teist.Geiifal of his-41'a1esty's frceso -- Goverzor' asin tn~'a~de i; hief 6if thee Iitns4V Sttle- ments in ithe Imarid of ?? lie o tld day tob' the oaths ...

... kbuin versu EDINBURGH, 28R SB~r-OC~TOBER 17. E 13IS DIAJMSTY'S HEALTH. Windsor Castle, Oct. 12. 't'ntuft b thle same state:' '12iesy ; Windsor Castle, Ort. MS. csntines in the same state. le i (Slgned as usuEL) as s in future be' cy.hibited on Sun- ?? it I ACadiz mail arlived on Sunday nghti Withi pa- -e f pers to the 1st inst. which contain, in' a letter from Geheral Ba!lasteros, the ...

... CAL-EDONIAN HUNT. HAMILTON, OCT. 16. The company attending the Caledonian Hunt con- tinues to increase ; and it may now boast of the full- est and most respectable meeting which has taken place for many years. The race ground daily ex- hibits a display of splendid and elegant equipage; besides a numerous assemblage of equestrians and pedestrians. Amongst the nobility and gentry we noticed the ...

... MIAGISTIMTE OFrG3 MAGISTRATES OF GLASGOW. JOHN HAMLK~TON, Esq. Lord Provost, reader ct-4. Mess. John Guthrie, J -bzoslua- Heywood Merchlant Baili3 . . 'Andrew Templeton,', t' Robert ee, } Trades BailieL.' Robert Tennat 3 MAGISTIfATlS OF AYR. . WILLiAM oWAN, Esq. Provost. Mess. Jamnes Donaldson, Sainuel Watson, jB. * Hugh Cowan, Dean of Guild. Ebenezer Shawi .Treasurer. - .. MAGISTRATES OF ...

... FP!;AMTE CORRES 3, 1~Pl j C? | I -I, 3 ar -oid ol, October 23, i p PORTUGAL AND SPAl,*. lre.n T~j~r~ornin5 the folloving letter ,, M. This fu-OrIng0 th 4 n1iec fro' e-: us, containing tile latest sd nibs-,la - 1 S . all ° T The Swallow, 1adlahes 1 se seven days, from Oportoa tril 7,,ho S y tns ...

... ST4BILITY OF THE FRENCI EMPIRE. The following remarks in-the 3d number- of a new | work, entitled, The idinblurgh ?? Review and Afnoazine, respecting the system of government im- posed by Bonaparte upon France-its application to the genius and circumstances of the people-the | chance it has of being permanent-and the vanity of any endeavour to restere the ancient order of things -deserie ...

... We have liten favoured with a copy of the followi'.g ! u vriginal letter, intended, as the seqjuel imports. to :hve been circusated hy Lord Wellington among the officers of tl she army under his conunand, but whirlh wai not carried F a imtoweffectc St4 V::T1 jrmosa, May IS. s Adverting to yovlr report of the transiction, of the t zo-ning otftha ZIsr ult. in pursuit of the g~rrisor of Al- ...

... - - - . - LONIDON NtW QTNW :The Pe gy,-which aro *iesdiy, roth Quebrec, Swas, we ,find, Xa'runnring slip, ?? saildd on ?? ptember ?? nodsays i 1eef TarEnglansd, odf sevenity sail, sailed - aliut the Istof Septemerjh p ar f a On the. 16t ?? kt:she Xspoke a fr ite, t'rom' ili3ax, bound tD.Quiebc,' to, take chare 'of the next 'ha~ew~d bound'et whush was .to- sailm on the ani val of this frigat ?? ...

... ?? -E: Is 13S: J eC6OL, , L- ~. . E ~ . t s To 2ke A DZTO2 of the lZ RYO OL MER cuCr. GENTLEMEN1, - - perfectly agree with your correspbndent Mercator, in his -Etament of the evijls,, which hats,* ?? on' the iistiken policy, which gave riseo the famous Orders Kwcounerl; an& Ctldiik be.sany .safely challenge bis opponent R S., or any body else, to shew that they hiave been produc-' tivc of ?? d ...

... P.OOR0- I IDISTRESES OF T-IE e ., L, .5. tL~. 1J.4L s'.J ?? J. ILn 11 Jl A'S. theiaproaching Winter muist be a very trying as, the poorer classes, we have anxiously lookedi to the' oi :bettering tlte ?? of the P2oor,>> in this town, iS h5LorS! s they would, before now, -have pust their benevolent stinie exeecution >Ais 'weido, iotfknowf, hlowever, that any d:rsjds be immediately expected from ...