... - MR. COBBETT.- HaVing been 'fron home some time past, on my returin fouhd your 'Iltgister, containiag your Let- ter to the PBople of Southampton, with those that have been siacepubilished, con- taining fthrter remarks an the Corn, Bill. In thie last number you say, that instead of sendin, abuse in anonymous letters,thev should have answered you; bat yoU could scarcely expect that. You have so ...

... COM.MION I-LIL. > ~~SrLAVE liA)' Yesterday a Cnomnnon hilI w:as hell, to corrildlet tIe pro- priety i preserttig litioni both IIou3ta, ,f P1rlatteats .mi .athe ultje of the Article in the late Tra.ty w ith Fnice relatirv t theSlve 'irade The Itequisition for calling the i dl htvieig h.en re.Al, , Mr. Aldermans Wouon eaton forward to prupl-. .,versltitso. lutio:is on the .srj. i. it doling ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT GRAf E I { ,i f . .' 1 V.V'1 IR E I. d ND. T11(t17,E OFr !.fliilS, JPI,~ 2- I I, thle Appeai, Jlcionst~S ~-~~ vtirivitool flo-:ii!y amd !`lr. f.-,ch Nveru liiar.ir Sr iltio Appi [nt. otl Air. I 1Irt altti Mir. l,',II fir t~ts- lteopmoid lot. 'i r- S 50r0 11' 'to v watord (or thu A ppellant in rpii.-Contidcratii.,t ot il -wIt Ao- ferrud. lit the, crise aorf It-II l, Smoidori ...

... th7eLONDON GAZETTE, June 2x 18i4. A DMIRAL'TY-OFrFICE, JUN wa1, 1814. Rear-Admiral Durham, Corminander in Chief of his Majesty's ships andvesselsorn the Leeward Island statioO, has transmitted to this Office a copy of a letter from the Honourable A. Malt- land, captain of ihis Majesty's ship l'ique, daed off the Silver Keys, the 26th April 2854, stating that the said ship had that morning ...

... ITO 'TilE EDITOR OF THE DlORtNING CHIONICI.E, SIR, The following anecdote may not be unacceptable On the morning of the journey of the illustrious F Monarchs to London, two foreign Gentlemen drove up in a coach and four to the Rose Inn, at Sittings bourn, and on- alighthig, were sheivn into a small room by the landlord's daughter, with apologies for their inability to accommodate them better, ...

... PA7RLIA-IENT-RY' CRITICISM. SIR, FRA NCiS RUL4IIDF.-TP. IT Will perbhqp be expected dirt i t'is astingt h tir of Sir FeANcS s BUV.D Fn' ?? CieaI wil hi! K ai abo;C prliamnntvi Thtri. ?? ceritinly is' na (obviOus cantnedion;bastweest the twso subjectse; hkut as it would be ?? hi crowd ihnto the s-;nce alioited -one half of itie' refininiils, whih I oueair lo ?? on Iizat imnpitrantiqueslion. of ...

... St1t UMtN74llTjOs IN CELEBMATION Olf THE, PEACM. Daike OF' Cambridge, South Audlcy-streerGiobe, on eftc side a Patlm Trite, uticernestli thle word Peace, trn Start : onl .the left, at Crown under A.E. Rt. onl the right, a Crowen under kK. P. wQithi Lairel liranches, which had la very grand ap- pearaIce.- Eakrl i'erinhroie, A rlingtou-atreet, a large Sawt etin of laurel Iit variegated len ...

... nPjiP Aa1.INING CIlR.WJNWLE'. L O N D O1t: r~re can now assure outs re lders that the VTliperor of .1sl and the KinZ of PtussIA, with their suite, wele to set out fi om Paris yest(erday mornintz. They ay tihercfore e expefted at Dover this morning, if they have a favourable passage. The Earl of Y5'it. ~touais and Lord Crii.ms BEN1T1NCX, who are ap. pointed to attend their N11jestics as Chi ...

... ,r.u TIM3;u,?x C!1JVAY.VJCLE.r LONDON: THfURSDAr7, JUY.E Z, 18T4, The letters from Qaebec and Haiidfax, brought ht the pIcet, were delivered yesterdiy, aad -c are sir to observe the general alarm expressed in them for lie issue. of the approaching campaign in Canada, espechilly with respeat to the naval operations on the bakes. l appears the American Governnmenc have Deally (i4- mantled their ...

... TIHE M'OIRINU CHA1().VICLE. * L O N DO N: il ~ ~ TU S)F ,J'V _ , t 1 . n WVe received last ni-,ht P-iis Pp.ur t- t!;e 18, d instant. The st~iement of tle arr ivje ot Grell-ral d rRISO AND at PRris, from the Islan3 of Elba, is CO1tla-( dirje'd, and conseqaently the story of I;oX.tt'\lwru' o insnaity, so Far i s it wvas tfornded on the allcgel autho- S e riy of tdi' General, falls to thle ...

... .Abbr!'WS~ 6 tO tL t)1PE1ROY 0j)? I3SI, (11 SAttir1)Ilaylet theu Right Hosoucablc the Lowd Mellyst.r this AdrInot,1tadeShrif, Coimm.n Cocuscil, arid~ Officers elf thle City o la~iton, walitod Upol hi, it Imperil Majesty cite :priroF RU-iaia. at the 'fuke of Cumoberland1'e apartments. orI St. dte',with the tillowing Address, which was read bry dJl!' &deeeci-r,, hI'-q. thea Recorder :-- ' ...

... .INN;F l.RSAtlY II NNOiT oi'nii*1 IVE.RY ToF 1.03- I VON; FitiEONDS ()s PPARlIAM I;NTA lCy ItNFORM J J)OtM; FitLl ,1;,LJ. R)OL i'A L Il L IL. I:%-II r FIth- Alccu nig on thi *.cc:%ci-. w.I, ini iii,1ruls Innd respeati abl', It a -.ter ;In vecIlen l IIIr, Mr. v1 ri, i %I tAN i'vt thoiloev Ce ij'g t,,tcq: -' Tire King,' tl:IIIk ,ndIjim and it' silIlcI. e h I:11cc lkgent. and many he Li'ver t ...