... TO THE PEOPLE OF TZrE UNITED STATES OF . AMBRICA. LETTER :XII. Gilded Ropes of Serpentine River`Fleet.- Alfen Bill~-Balk PiperpMone La . -The Popie's Declalraton against PrQ- testansz(-Scheme fof the Gasnidan Spe cidt~ors~to excite eloisyi of Aerica Botley, ath May, 1816. In Nuxber 17, I -mentioned; that a geitleman in* $1usex jiad informed -me, thatha haid forwarded o me some of then Gilded- ...

... oFFICIAL PAPERS. Co}IMiEa.CIAL CONVENTION' WITa AMERICA. (Concludedfironm page 96.) Now, therefore,. be it known, that I, James Madison, President of the United States of Anierica, having seen and con- sidered the foregoing Convention, have, by and with the advice and consent of- the Sonate, accepted,- ratified, and con- firmed the same, and every clause and article thereof, subject to the ...

... ON TnE N-ATIONAL DEBT AND SIN KiNG FUND. Edinburgh^, JJaw. 17, 1816. MR. COBBETar,-The National Debt has always been an object of great impart- ance; hut as it swells in magnitude, it swells equally in importance. You, Sir, have written on the National Debt in a masterly manner. You have pointed out its rise, progress, and effects, so that any: person of a moderate capacity, may have a ...

... STR -It is not flattery to assert that your writings will be consulted so long as right and wrong notions of political economy have anv influence on the hap. piness of nations; but why, Sir, indulge in so much sarcasm against the farmers they are prostrate opponents, and this course-from your pen may do harm, for you cannot be ignorant that numerous classes harbour a deadly hatred against the ...

... SAKIESPEAR, an'd POiAs6Es. It is quite surprising what heaps of abuse have been thrown on me out of the Gutters of Ireland and England (I mean the provincial papers) for my-observations upon these subjects. I care very little about Milton orShakespear; but'Ishould really like to see something likedan answer to my observations on their writir gs: At any rate, why abuse me for m~y notions ? If ...

... PROTESTAN'rS IN TIHE SOUTH OF PRANCE. I . Ponillyfs Speech continued froth p 672.) The fact -vas ithowever, that fio acts oi violence were committed during thig in- terval-no persons were insulted-no houses attacked-none were -killed, at least in the tow n of Nismes7 though it was said that s4nme stragglers of the Duke d'Angouleme's army were murdered ly the peasasits. Upon the l5th of July ...

... PgOnPT Or T.'r. 2NITSw STATB OF; AiitICA.: LETTER XV1f. Emigration from Eng:and,-Base idea o f -the Leecls~ *Bailep, tdl J',e 18i6. The subject of Emigration is becomingj erery day, more and more importftt.` There is now really an alarm felt onb ths a&ount.. It is not the miserable onI yi thatare in motion. I hear of most re-- spectabie and!nist valuable Milen, who are seling, ; -in order ...

... TO WE THt PEOwPL OF TuIC UNrFEkiiSTATES cF I AMERICA. * . . LltTER IV. Mr. Western's ,otion and resolutio.s on the distresses Of Engkndd.-Erroneous ideas as to We causes of the distresses. -Inefficacy Vf the Remedies proposed. -Mir. (obbkit's Remedies. Botley, 16 March, 181. To those persons; in America and-else-. where, who h'ive been in the habit'of OoOking to the English Newslpapera :as the ...

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... - BNQAFARTE DETENTION BILL. 'Earl BATYURST moved the second ireading of the Bonaparte Safe Custody Bill. * Lord HfOLLAND. He:did not rise to oppose the. Bill; for though he was well aware that he might think there, was neither magnanimity nor sound policy- in the mode in which we were proceeding with respect to this individual, -yet a maw jority both in Parliament and out of doors were of ...

... AME rI , C A I '.ft1 A great number of gentleman haYe ap. plied to the proprietor, br letterI to be supplied with , the Anirican Registers 'they must- be awaie, -I think, that this ,is a Paattor. of.'§ extrene.deuicagc as the Ronorn~able members used to say, wlaen they wmre speaking upon the 4subject of Mrs. -larke, &c.: Indeed, it is of so eerz3 -d~ieate. a latu2 tbat. it-sap hardly be t ...

... DEBATE ON TuE FINANCES OF THE COUNTRY ; (Centined froump. 768.) Mr. W.SrnIT roseto secondthe motion, and though great accuracy of detail had been broughtforward by the Hon. Mover, yet this was not necessary on his view of the question. He did not attach any blame to his Majesty's Iministers: the dif- ficulties in which they had been placed were an excuse for maini errors; but he recollected ...