... =RO, THE E2ASYLE OF I -| ~ST. ALIJOBRAN~D.l The new tragedy of Bertra) ; or, The Castle of ' St. Aldobrfnd, now periorming at Drury-lane, with ? such success * and pronounced by soms critics to be one, of the best prediCtlions, since the time ot Shake- speore, is said to have lern written by tie Rev. ir. Mathurin, a curate in Diblin. There has not been A :h a drama exhibited for mally years, ...

... MsRO!HAMes ipfCul. ?? Roa I Ihefounld aco] etding columns will be founds acondeln- i f O the Speech aeb r Bry.ItarI 03 repoa s tural distresses ot the country. It blee lengcthann occupied some hours ,3 fo5as' de is considered one of the ableat in 0so d el lyred in Parliament. A confident spee ressed in some of our most respectable bope I ' t ill bs e published at full len1th. I Mt ?? - Grand ...

... Parliamentary Compendizim. HOUSE OF COMMONS, May 1. BANK RESTRICTION BILL. 1Ir. HORNER expressed his surprize at the pro- li posal of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, to renew u the restriction on the Bank for two years, and he r was sure the same sentiment had been felt through d out the country ; for his own part, he would freely ir declare that he doubted the sincerity of ministers ci ...

... ? ? ; i ; ? - I I . . I joid) I)CIV q1tiance, lbat ' e Tbsdb vi0ned cauting document, which has eli- I n:, cited so wuch discussion i Parlia ent, has given toP ere rise to a great variety oif conjectures, as to the real re ne object of the contracting parties. It is shrewdly C Ace at ce .supected, that there is more * meanttbanrmeets °H ty- htbe ear, and that it bodes no good to the repose ...

... 136rpooi. '1i Ii O ;rCTI° .-We sball preface our E'C L E isectiooV with a few observations | fte ider it to be an event which will i ?? - '00 - . t O n.- ?? unfthe late it an event which will gi so ,,coider it'ling feature in the po- Of 15C~ - mebered as A St n heojcto tet rhe re of the tow.Teojc oftei | ;j racter; tb idendet inhabitants of di ort) Of the illil oposdeitt al ostt- d. e ...

... C cet(aneou x tract NO CLXVI. [Concritded from our last.] The emperor saw that it was no longer safe to re- main v ithit thie town. Towards evening, there fare, he Ieit the Kremlin, and established himself and suite at the castle of Peterskoe. The generals, like, ise, received orders to quit the city. Plunder now was boundless. The church of St. Michael, the sepulchre of the Russian Emperors, ...

... CITY ELECTION FOR LORD .42'OR. SEVXENTH AND LAST DAY. Public interest and rinifety were on Saturday wounid to'the highest pitch, it beingknown tlht the noll would be finally closed. The hallin the course of the forenoon did not contaiatthose numbers, nor exhibit so much of that popular feeling which was manifested throughlout thue week. The voters also, as will be sen by the subjoined list, ...

... PITT, THtr ADVOCATE OF REFORNM. Lileral Copy of an Adoerlisemen: iti the NVwsopan s e/ne oflt782. Tkatched I-louse 2cen, Afay 16, 1782. At a numerous and respectable Meeting of 1em. hers of Parliqonent, friendly to a Constitutional Re- n formation, and of Members of several Committee, d of Couaties and Cities-aPreent, The Duke of RICH-MOND The Hon. Wam. PtrrT Lord SURREY The Rev.Mr. WY VILL ...

... The national derht has always been an object of great importance, atid as it swells in magnitude, it swells equally in imiportance. Men of all parties have concurred isa rpinion that, if not checlsed, it will be ultimately rninous. CTbe followiing are te'- tinsonies, of whigaocd tory, papist and protestant, all uniting in the alarming nature of tsie national debt- ' Tle national debt is the ...

... .Frofl2 our Iondon Un,, D I Royal Exebarig, Wa A en I Royal Excian.ge, Woo.; doy L, Tihe City Mreting v as th-is I e 4 ?? in the Egyptian Hall, 'iXepi;, l , extremely nUinerooos, anr3 cunlljo, , , Eankers, &c. The Lord M.av,, c and ncticed itl general termsth ?? injg. M3r. flibbertmoved the atlS] 2nd decalredthe Propertv TaX i in time of peace the tiird ; mitted to on, the it uranct a ...

... Ili)(T r o. W7.;c I 'Ii ei C--. hd e t(17x or ff'Wkly' n7te lligelice- FOREIGN,& DOMESTIC Thre New York papers coetain the report of the th Fccrettry of the Nasvy, relative to the gradual Mid pertl..iictit increas of the Navy. ?? recommnends aii snudal increase of one ship of tile rare ol 74 gaus ; two i'rigates of the filst cltzs, rated at 4* SI gls' 'tfnd two sloeps of war 'A more cmlprhen ...

... tote Litipooi Mercuryp FRIDAY, AUGUST 2,1816. ASSOCIATION FOR THE IFLILEF OF THF EPOOR. -At length it is admitted by the wealthy ranks of society, and by the friends of the administration, I that the distress into whicb the industrious classes t have fallen is ?? meetings b have been called, to t:ke the condition of the manu. i facturing and labouring poor into consideratiou. n IWhy this ...