... ROYAL1- Boaoii& ` . M~A. C o EnR iiT-Al I Hi i atI'OYal IWR.~~1_ CO3 Hs. !l~e m -tn Borough; I bave ~sithtime- hiad tlbe &n1A- sity, theugliu y DO means a deep-read person, to ijli k'Iile iitofAhe origin of communities of that nature. T, tlhat al-mloist e y irnter swlio has treated' the a j'et, gves ittis opiiii'$onbhtbie was an evrent favourable to liberty; and I am willingto 'aliovStkt ...

... REDIEDIESS. Siu,-I have laid down the National Debt at a TI1OTISND MILLIONS in toto; and- have intimated that the PEACE Es- EABLISHMENT must be newz cast to fit it In some measure to exieting circunstances ; for I suppose no man in his senses will assert that a certain analogy-ought not to exist between the head, the belly, and limbs. Without entering into the minu- tiH of laboured detail, ...

... ; EXQUISITE OLLY! KENS COUYTT MEET!NaG. I AtthisMeeting, ieid lQn the ith instant, a petition was agreed t against the Pro-! .pay ,T4,. and more especially, again'st- (otaftoes,. 'e spoeches1 uponD this latter 3part of the, sibjecti: tlthbPctF tion were the mnost exquisite foolish that' iever read.in all my. life. P ray reader, go through the -with attenton. You caw hardly. want any sstatne'lt ...

... f TO THE - i,,: n i. J S .1 ELECTORS OF WESTSIMSTER. - On the subject otf Ahoosing, 'n case of -'a. cancrl, da Memlber tob be the Culleague of Sir Francis Burdett. -Botley,-Yfth May, 1816. GENTLEMEN,-We 'are .now all well convinced, that the real cause of the evils>. with which ourcountry is.afflicted, is the, want of a reform in the CQUnmops' House: of Parliament; add, therefore, itWbeconies ...

... - I MR. BIIRZBEcK'S LETTER, On the laughing At the Farmers : with Mr. fiobbeft's remarks thereon. I think, Mr. Cobbeti, that those supe- rior persons who are so witty upon the farmers in their calamities, and indulge their good humoured spleen in ridiculing us for having imitated them, though at a humble distance, during -the late sea- Son of hollow prosperity; I think, Sir, that they ought to ...

... K Z - q 0 -. TO THE, PEOPLE 9P TEE UNITED STA TES OF iAkERkxA. LETTER X.. Political Parties in Eigla7d,- Whadthey were eformerly.-GChaime of Public opinon when Mr. Fox came into power. -(jonduct of the FoxilesP-Both sets upon Mr. l'addocks's nmption in 18O.- The sham battles in sewspaper.-The Reformers.-Iianpdern C'libPolziti cal Lawyers. .oiey, 27th Ailpr, 1816. The people of America appear ...

... I DEBATE ON CAS}H P:,YMANTS. (Cotinuedf pae 640.) MrEF. HoRNEL. eomenced a very lunhi- nous and talented reply, by declarng, that' in any thing which he. had advanced on this question, he bad meant no persoiala disrespect to the, ]irectors of the Bank, tor 4o their org:jis iiI tje flose. lie had spoken of them ierEly collct-ely s a corporation, and confiderrng the7 in hat capacity, he had. no ...

... I L 4, j4? t - t ? &tn?z?s on c?e ? ? & ?jIos? I?eiai?ii? idren?e, a?d? ?i4 i? won d verest of all, bnts. I t::atios ,e: consume i;ois~ufltil 'of this liorrid crime.' This appears to have been tbe clear meaning af the text, and a denunciation atiot awful is not, a§ far as I reoollect, containod in the whole of the Scripturesq Now, seeing that I: hai in this same wtqrk ofinine, and under jthis ...

... CoMMoN's DEBATE OF FEB. 1? 1816. 1 (Concludedfrom Page 224.) That some distress must, follow from the change in our condition, in conse- quence of the cessation of war, was na- turally to be apprehended, but he was afraid that all the distress which now ex- isted in this country was not at all attri- butable to that change. There was in fact only one effectual remedy for the public distress, ...

... TO: EADER&- - I .:- All the tormer N froh' No. 15 to '2, ate reprinted and riiay~ be had atithe Otlie, No.A1_9, StaiT, upon appldcation. iThe wtilea price i! 12S 6d. a anlre}d and,' if a thousand copies be regularly It by persohs rn the eOUr t *Sp is hts;a hun re . te iviih Orders must be postpaid'.d - a profit upon 100, solt by retail, is 4s. 2d. and upon 1,000 if taken i-n the Country ...

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