... TO THE BOROUJGHMONGERS, On the several symptoms of their approaching fall; dnd on the! prospect before them, in case of that fall. North Hampstead, Long Island; Jully 16, 1817. BOROUGHMONGERS, It is not only natural, but it is Tight, for men to rejoice at the confusion of tleir oppressors; and, assuredly, few men have ever felt more sincere.joy, than I now feel atperceiving the confusion, in ...

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... TO -- TER WALKER, EQ pyfO WORTH, DiN ThE COUNTY OF. .>-f.,;: S:i . S5 X..':t AS''; Qnp de , SpOy _ Uitc-Oan th iand - wtas that of of f, base ecd.r Atkutrd , a7fegl paes.,- thhel . paidprojects of Mru Woole ,c - , Qr e .m d,, ,hi- If'e,;, ,' t-~ 4u .' ttA.29,iXS,37 -AR ,,&i DIAR -W Y~;;- c :* n-*,l f Amontgst the tbou>ht,'w~hie irowt ~pp~esseid myminid ait +vingEng- laud, .was that of ...

... -A L o X 'u To I - On call;ng out is YFomdirmy '40- 1 Qn the Princei stjech.-`The rullgar have e*yes lo wee.-APase -Demagogu7es.=. Lord 'achrake's motionin defence of :the Remrs. L iierpeol es, trj Ext rardi- nary. - LCndoni 30,h;iia. t1817. m:. LoRp.-it is now about 27 years, sinceiBuRxn, who-aooi after. wards becaie a great ,pensiq ...

... The'disappointmentF and ; di -a factign, occasioned by the V pearance of the POLITICAL PUMP.hLET .szt week, have ixeed h Pnise ( whois.still..wihosut arrivals .fromn thel Atho' to Rofer as sus0tteo CO B SSIT/~f utw~wih t~~~~~~~~h gi~tedas >risnery Ta a rt~i>+3 the resux'aig, Ii> ettgniits i broary 1816 n a de~sdt the Pe opie ofAm--erica3. 2. % 6 ftS, Xi P ...

... I - :7 I i ; I IO HI II PEPL T-O H i i PEOPLE. pFIR . 5 On *e.Reports imade to P.r#iaejnt.-Oa kte HabeG-erpus guspensio._-On the &ditiox alls iand Treason Billa- Ohs the stite to l&hicdh -e are redvced. Lon7don. March 5, 1817.' MY GoOD- NEIGHnOFtRS, Yesterdiy the act passed the Royal Assent! It is now a law, and tbthis la w ivust noswsub it! For many, Ivanyl.yearsb7-1 have. beenmwarning my ...

... A I 3ILL .-1 For the more effiectilly preHtYin :- :tios AGeetnins dAsemiioa. Whereas assemblies of divers .per epllected for the purpose or under theipre. text of deliberating otl publi, gnevances, andof agreeing on letitio1s, coawplailft renionstrances, declaratioaif, or iusir a-d dresses to his Royal Highaess the. P e- Regent, or to both Houses or either HqUR of Parlialent, have of ]te ...

... AFFECTiNr. REPORT -O the present Destitute State of the Working Classes in the Watch and Clock Trade. The Committee appointed to investi- gate the Distresses of the Workmen in the Watch and Clock Trade, after a-mi- nute and painful examination of the mass of wretchedness, unparalleled amongst the same class of artizans, have now before them upwards ofSevenHun- dred cases, taken from more than ...

... -I- inteflded to have made fterewith epage or ;wo of this ltmberfor the ptiroe off exposing the foul conduct 'of 'tile W terI o The Day and New -imes, wiseMisrepre seitatiirn (iii that paper of the 1th itistn); mf my answer to bk and the ,ouriees, vile 'charge aasins1 Mr. CO1DETT Ot re-'feesn d. ma,, aeaaestnoftaa, .moire atrociols tltsn an'y ticitg i ever befiare read' It 'pli~ae~, how- ...