... I THE 1ROTUND TABLE. [The ?? is ta ?? of the series of articles aniiounee4 it our' Isie Prospsctus nqder the head of GENFS.rA rxMiNtR. Thb reader *ill see ir the corrse of it why the ty a was alterqd.: No. 1. SUXDAV, JASC4-.Y 1, 13. IT has often Struck me, in cowmon with othcr hlsurious. persons -wyho are flad of reading at bheaktait, md who are ?? enough, pawtiularly On such oCcasions, to put ...

... Laterms, ISatARV I. A. F'Ta has at lengt bheae put to awar which was on Of ttae pettiest and Minst perstinal nature on 'Odth Sides, and 4vrt1-hpres-nted to rcasonajlA nei ds ating bid a deplor- abtal. enic~e of a n~uarrdel ampst d4ometic. Govermnent rceivexl d 6pai4he5 from 0-hent on Monday inptning, an- rourncing what the T'imtees pleasmptly calls the rater intel- dU'ence, tl.t preliwines.- ...

... OHI41NA. lSWCrn- t .y 2 g, Emperar of-CiMa; recrekeF at Can-to, YaM 8th, iss. ltptieat notice of-a revel-edicna has occurred, for-which. I 'Nbame my4,el. '-W-wlse viittis are of an inferioriclass? receiv- wd, with muachte-ieiration, the-emtifte torn r vyiptiialfatker ?? aare. ?? noti daieted jtg-duIvs& myself inicItl.-ttif. he *1 aseade thhr~re 6jPe-ioerrsect trlndw intb rehellidfn fo r ...

... IrFTMTTER MEETING. th thurtudy a 'Meeting f the Inhabitant Householders of the tity-o ar-w tstjtte? Was held ill POalae Yard, to tale into contidetation the state of thle nitioinal taikation, particularly the Property Tax, and the preceeditigs proper to-be taken thereupon. A~iAv~n3fosit~'-Esq. the High Bailil,.,apeucd die Meeting by reading the leqstsitjon, mfwhith the obsented, ?? if twvo ...

... - - CONDITION OF TEi RISiS PEASANTRY, ti The ?? statements, tlenfo TPSltWao' tts tical Survey of Ireland, presentva deploraele picture of the state of the Irish peasantry:-- In- thepapeishes oh Drumcannon, &e counpy of Wt aterford-- Those who axe able to raise an acre, ,or half an acre of oafs. always have storne part of it miade into imeal, bit the very poor live on totatoeQ only. Milk, ...

... rRPE 7V'? I$_ Count EceIiane, -Fhe ostensible cause asjle fbr Ng. rst Is, shaving remained at 'Pans contraryto the -di- twlions df an- nrder isstied fronm the War pertinent. A~fwr a debate, the ghamber pased to ih ord~er o~f the day on thle pethitin .of the General, and: reihrred the petitionl of the Coun~teB ELxcelnas Sto ?? YISWNA, -C. 15.---The Ri 5 of Prussia and Wur- temberg are -better, ...

... PARLIAMENTARY CRITJICIf -: Dica r quanto sa rancox severo: Centr le ue saetteho goppioos;erg; I Non conosco interesse e son sinipro. : N0 ha Vinvidia nel inmo petto 41hergo; . Sole0 2ele stilin'adatlta in m, .; per at~I somunc i fogli vergo. : S. SaAeLA. Ros. FRD~ STANIIOP IT is iwW to cry out against erfthusiasm, thou& it cer! tainly is o6ne of the. finest features in the human character; ...

... I[ , liPR , V 'N-ELLAG-'C,' I PRQT7zzIACLL EYTRLIqGj>g NawcAsrLE, Dae. 2Q.-An extraordinary occurrence took place at *an early hour en Tuesdat morning in tht atteets of this town. As-an old mai, servant of Mr.'Coats,, Wine'merehanis was driving a horse and cart fromt thew -warehouse in Forth-street5 the moment, he had got withoat 04 gates, the yatd dog, a nongrelbbetween the bull-dog and ...

... THE POLITICALIEXAMLN`ER. 0 Party is the madness of maly 'fbr the gain of afew. SwT: :: f . 1o. 366. -, THE BONAPARTES. AFTTER having said so much of the Congress and of what are facetiously. called it's proceedings, it may. not be unamusing ot unimportant to give a glance or two at this singular family, twhich appears destined,r someway or other, to be stifeonneted with the affairs of Europe- ...

... jk'onday's 4 Tuesday's Posts. LONDON, gad MFEI'Y DECEMBER- 27, 1814. lit], firl, ito .111esenrur arriul.B UN11KiA, thle Merfgj, riu Pmertla~iy k it ce rconoi,; 43lti 0. MAI ItI I,, il itoit PEtACE- WAS n* A lI~ii~ ietcI I,ies.i otc Lor 'tii' A 'ictatlii ihettlilttiii~ o I ti, - . 1]0:M Ic'l'4 c Itlt ~ii~i\,,0ii lctllii I ce~ c~.t Nt Iu t Idlipt UnIote bii ti lit:llf d ie ?? lell 11w ...

... LLOYL'S MARINE L.1ST-Dec. z0. 1814. The RhodasVrirlght fi orm Bermnuda to Liverpool, was ?? sbhoot 20th instasaT, 0l K! neale, by the Brutus schooner priva- tier. ?? had cas.,tl- 'usr otler vess li. 'ihr- Ecliae, Gryc:: ion' fscsl Ayres to Liverpool, which was racen in Au'UiL by the Cliasseur privateer, has arrived Sc New Vonk. 'l'e P S l-tivvite Smith, fr ont Coik to America, is report- ed to ...

... Friday's 4. Salurday's Posts. -LONDON, ait FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1814. if1t5 M re Au.Xlj from Hambutfgh, bringing papers Ili tothe 24th instant. The accounlt,i from of A vicnna, ill these papers, are remlar kable til fi peahilg More de1cidedly than the Ilaiilburgh ' 2uul~ilba have hitherto done, (if thle existing if- by ?? meC tihe ~rogreSS Of thle sege- lih tiaatien.A leutter fruinn that ...