... Abtat ifhund~d y ae c~cilc~theree Was the! mawri.ti bailld of; Dnwiu aItio kxa Wie: rna-Y-1e~a b'it ar014 t what d' they,#lk~o .romi-mofiing L6 no'ri at. of - Why of sossateS~.adt~ ~ar~xc,~ nion. In Franc&as' well: gs:in,11hihl country,, madd, jlke Sds . thru I out U:Eurbioep;tl&?i ,rediCtion'lof~i tbei mini. iddis- Prohet, reraivf~iitN0h~ eod bfj chi wotI4, Jsadiptodtiv greit dtedain h& ...

... SQARCIT~Y. ~ - a at thM tite Security; of I fsupply 'for tskxtV sutmmer;' without il'an t a d.ar p s ,gtepetfi, e;so dran, cpsfen4 isjfe,,,as arpi te t xeI~d in every possible N vaythi.pantidg of pottoe, Td this .biideav6urp ~the ?ecomnendation iand inittctie'ofrviich' follbiVhavew beeni;!ecentiV fferei b?h disiit ete?§' enevod6?lntron, now inID ea 1 9i~wj millions acresdf-fi nake4?Tallo?yv ...

... 1T Ac. EbITO.&dic RULL PACKET. Stimet'when re reems with defeript Ion mof4 iie Ai~i tlm'e. ben -te:? n ' , Ath :'dt ' :i *cndjac pfpsbhc meletin?g *h fnelehea : thfir cdliffoiien't aendgrivn''; ?' t orators, .the;repenatiorn of national grlevioc%.#nd w Iroa. 'varity ofmetaphhicl recipes for the redrefs.of thofe grievaaeis there, is alfo a, kind of tribunal, to which all men are natu.rally ...

... I .. HOUSE OF C0m3TOfN'5-11011ltiuy. n The debate6 on the Treatiei wvith France 5 -were extended to greater length than in the Mouse of Lords, the speech of l.ord Castlerea-h-ainne occupying o no-irss than eight columns in the &urier.. We. have endeavoured to select the most important and impres sive features of it, as well as of that of Lorl 'Milton. who moved the amendment. Our notices of ...

... ?? sC s U r. A e'iaarig' of wind tuok place oan Wedovs&Iii, and)4 by the port letie. s ?? t i ?? allI iears thatI lorid 'siath tok adrlantagk of it and s i led I'omt. 'tatolIIIs T[Le' funto, fri-aiI is orri~i'd at I lyronitla froin J1a maica al i the, Ualsann ih.1 laden with a oal'idrble l p I~. tiy (i f spevit, ba' (Jnvei'ta mintc ?? I¶iVrito. h siedt'tj J1 ?? 'he. 17t1 aJ1 sim and fro tin ...

... pi S fs ll ?? Tr . M*(c nrc ilfi llfoend tli a. .P J;rlijanwlltt tfleiit liii ¶lt di spa ehl of Iliisi (tess till the, 2fltlt of hisva thstii'lii fdax Paper'is to t ?? tit. A dlestt roetie fc ire took p ?? thle qthI of Octoiber rt avage weeco ttip ed'V IIk gi twof Uor, tis reP proet beore i the daimes Isad ;reached ?? prydesii ore! is stateld at 30,(01)0. T'he Go- verror hsis aster l a Proes ...

... THlE MERCURY. DISPATCHES ft-urn Lrorni ExCUtoHr have !been receired, detailing the proceedings at Algiirs IIrsequent to the date ot lhis foriner comoarlricateion. 'ihe substalce of thlese Diiipatches were publishirl in tle (GazCtte of Satutlay Ilst, and rtill be found in arother part of tint pipr- It appears from this official statemnent that, on the 28th of Augotst, the el,y after the battle, ...

... LELD)S, SAT'iURDA)Y, t ?? 1'2. Ths t stulpendlous wick tle Lee1lssandl Liser- pool Canal, w hich it has required reirlyi half a cerntur to OE\C5Lte is adver edti in our pretnet p: 'psr to b, lopenw tir the passage or' es-e3, in the'' irst. Til I cotsihlicun of this undertakin- Cotlrt s o highes honoulr tupon its promoters, anrd is il produlce the ! most important be'nefit~s t the etrcunstarcnt ...

... iA Rot urm of the OutCers killed, and ?? in 1l1, Squadron uidcr Admiral Lord Extazunth's Cnomnmawd, in the Attack of Alqiers, 27th I Augwi, , 8f. QUET.N CHART.L)TTE. 1IftIisled.-r. J. Johbsion, Lient. dangerously. (Georue M. jlimp, lieutenant, slightly. J. S. litro, Lietitenant, slightly; Mr.. JuOh. Grimes, Secretary to the Commander- in-Chief, sligthtly. Mr. iatliwell Bloatsawial, slightly. M ...

... LET'J'i.l? Froitis Pkl (lsItniinatn tin hoard the QUren Cihialotti liit Aigar's, t jihi trienids it, Londiuon ?? Iflr 'Attir:'i' 'lTurban, andi trowesers tire so lisc -eai s Iirni petticoats, that yoil in England thmli thl 'rliAtsi and Moors arc little better thall old S'rtnlleI. It' toI hsad sec1 tii cm thii day beforc vester- die. 'n sl sosldd have had a diffcrent o niion o- them. WittIout ...

... EXPORTATION 01? WVOOL. 11When the ?? c 1'the exportation of Wool engaged the public attt-ltion in 1800 several facts were ?? and subnijitedl to -lhe consideration ot Parlan -tt it nxly nt be improper at this time The `lOtttof wnollen fabrics exported in the ?? is ?? eight Millionis and a'half stirling, which is more than a-ibourth of ;0l1 the -6xports of British peoducc andi manufactures. Tbis ...

... pW)TSC RtiT. it . -, - . ,in (R 3lTESS.)-LONDCIN, Ai:G. 22. it,' Ast The~ P1ri'tcc in''u v tn cersta itf, passel I a con foirtalide hi~ght iass hight. a is ?? Ili I his Ph vicianls ats beilig irs aU reshects considerably better I IL'y c Vta soe r.Ooiek.Pil bs title it, ?? ~'fulll' ,ott riirs thle reports Wtat thle Dos of Al~iers wa pre, arttng for' St obtstinate dt'ferr'. igaon~t our attack, ...