... r~l~iT~' EXAM R = - 'F THE EXAMTINER. I~~~r T S~n5~, DEaCE1;BEP. 29. IT is nowv pret!Y 'vpl tunderstood t1at LouTs XVIII. I5, realv been very ill and by his continuing not to appeer i il po die, tile a Cmiln n. of his convalescelice arc in tilt t wvealkenled by thle ranospiringX of this fact. It wottld- c sain 'L if be oid not venture to chew himself cven as th Xi did, slho, to counternct the ...

... TH~E POLITICAL EXAMINERPt. Party is tie ?? Or Wally 'or tile gain of a few. Po PE. No. 427, FNCTJM1M~Y; WARINED AG AITNIS .ATLOWv- EX:G MILITARY RNCU0ACHMNl'TNT. N O. iV. Wr.r ?? glad to see titat 6ti~ RuiiJeet has not been tiropped by the public-sp iritted MAemnbers in either House ofl Parliament ;1 andI the reason -,vhy we are so.. is a reply r' once to all that 's said itt nn' s s r tote . ...

... THlE POLITICAL EXAMINEER. I Parly is trn madness of many for the gain oafrfew. POP. No. 4.5 4. BONAPARTE IN STP. HJEINA. No. TV. (Conainfing Extractsfrom an intiresting WfCork jim published.) Tor old readers of the Exnribner know our oninion of thi iiluistrious person. We never admired his enfemies iwe tholght thenm, except at one molment of time, very Lillv, obstinate, and inteacbnasle; and w ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIfENCE FRANCE. PARTS, MMAY 10--Vhlile a handful of fa ctious men mnd bawditti were enfteavonring to revoltionize some Communes in tile neighbourhood of Grenoble, some men not less insane, and not less criminal, were forming plots at Paris, the object of which was anarchy, brigandage, and tile return ot the execrable system ot 1793. The Police watched all the movements, and ...

... NAN. EXAasnNr%-I take the liberty of enceoainr a true copy of a Letter from one of the Convicts, in tle last shipment of our unfortunate countrymen for Botany Bay, to his friends in England: he was transported for negroci- nting a forged blill. However juist the sentences of these Convicts may be. the cruelty of the Commanders of con- vict ships cannot be warranted; nor do I suppose Go- ...

... ,rtiE POIKTICAL EXAMINEIR Party is 012 m.aduwe-. of tmaiVY for the ga.i of a fav. POPE. No. 413. RgjtS At~T.LIA.'NCE BETWitEEN RUSSIA, AUST1,7kA AND PRUSSIA.- lemrnak$ o il's Pi.t 1 3Spiit, ard on tie PRtefame Egy6ti~nn of naking IfE. IVEX- a Party to LEath,!y Di;?pl'@ \Vn canniot helter introduce thli fllow ing Dr onet tun in the words of the person, whlioever tie w5c, that filet ropled it ...

... MMLvRS ALLEY A ND ADOLPIHUS. .s ?? . _ , . : ?? The disoxite which b lits fh r seie time existed et'ween Mcessrs. Alley and Adolplhus has at length been brought to i~sse, and witl!out any fatal result.. On \vednasdav wveek, M'r. Adulphbis sent notice to Mn:Alley, that he would Le ready to meet him rt Calais, as soon as ever he chose. The reader will recotect that thoese parties were bound oror ...

... THE ROUND 'T'ABLE. No. 30. Sumsamy, Fl;i.11ItltY 1 1810. OBTT7(7TS il t eoid ces ?? ti 0g or indili ren t a ftea 1)1 in l inimatation. A brick-floor. a pewter-p1lLte, an lig1y ?? bLirlling, a Dutch boor sliii ing or playillg at slhilt s, he ?? of a ti.iA It i ?? or a green- rocer's stall, have heen ronade verV interestin g pictntes ;by ilic fidelity, trulth, and s oilit, ii wI ich thev have ...

... Party is the maidness of many for the gain of a fe,. Porp, No. 414. HEAVEN .MADE A PARTY TO EARTHLY DISPUTES- MR. WORDSWORTH'S SON- :NETS ON WATERLOO. T F.e reader will be good enough to consider the following extraicts and the comments on them as appendages to what vve said in our last respecting the Holy Alliance, and the tnackin r Hleaveen a party to earthly disputes. We sak7 e no aro.oogy ...

... IMP JRUAL PARLIAJMENT ?? OF LPRDM4 EiCONOMYf--Sly~F:Cut OtF~lCl,93. Usr Gaoev~e'oas, >'alter some prelatory matter, called their 1-rdslihps' attention to a list of Sinlecure and other Offices which il Ilis jnargment should either be regulated or abolished, It in- ileded thie c he't Justices in Eyre, Auditor of the Exchequer, C erk of the Pai1ls. Paymasters of Mariues and Widows Pen- siois, and ...

... I PROVINCXIAL INTELLIGENCE. 1'iT &tiNTY MEF.TIFG.-Ar extraordinary scene teL liae r.t Mlar ltneon Nlon d lv. A mneet ii, h:. 1 been appoilrted to vote AdIress-s to ire ?? Fariily, ilil roaqlltC lice ot tie mnar- ridre of tl e P rionens Irrrlxitt. fit a biii'I ess Ll ri rlig eca onen:ed iy Mr. i veoyl, tle H-ieh Sheriff Lord CLIFt1:O' ro0- to ielote Iehe Resolutions on wx ich tile proposed ...

... - SAXTURDAY-A\ loiizlday. TI-E EXAMINER. : J.O1NDOV I5oiTiEU 10.ENO : Tor Frenchi Chambers have at length opened, and ihe . Speech of Lot is on the occasion has arrived in town. It is well chtiaractrizaed lby tle MornItiig Chronicle as coni4i . ing for the most part of. : obscure allusion, or wordt strulnC together expressing any thiug or nothing tboou- undoubtedly it reqnoiredsome ingenti'y ...