... - : t A amp i;! # TSU - ' MEN -L1FE-A~-FOR'PUNE MEN. hMeetin9 on Por~ts~downl.-M~iser, and note Reform the cause of .Ri ts.-Fuiiding, Syistemi, thea caese q Iveis..y rea 4/.t1 state of fsliigtonl, Co07vnir7, IPe-or -D ugo bds . Petjiorn.-J'. gHnnt's . Peti- tion.-Mi. -ifant'siLetter to Lord Sid-. 'Lonhdon, iebruqr 317, JAFE- ND tO II'1UNE M EN5;, , Beiug raiher iii h1s1 t-to, set a'ff tn4 ...

... A HIS iTORY THE LAST -N EAS O BXGLiASU FEWQ £D Entding mini the Passedz of. hke Abso lOwer..f~riSv7lmC+ Act i fI ke Moekp sMlarch{ 187 * ADDRGSSEU TO Mu0. Jou G EI ', ci A~~~ M~t. Rxcre:.n :'-f: lini. - T.h airman .nd i . UE' e imv-''' t ing offte Peapi lom ort dloeth Hilli, en theenottu Febrie,ty J to .P~tiiioxnfor a Reuie ect 6d Gze?? e and jor a ikef en he CoirnbtHo . of imet. - ..,; i ...

... SEDITIOUSME7IrNGS AND ASSEMBLIES . - BILL. [Contiredfrouafoli 35'e.] such person shall be so apprehended, ira order totleiir bei::g proceeded against for. sucll bffenc6s accordilg 10 Isw; said Ihat if the persons so asse-mbled, qr anv of thern, shall happen to be Iilled, naimned or hurt, il the dispersing, seizing or ap- prehendlinz, or erndeavouriu[g to disperse, mreize or appireheud them, ...

... 'ADDRESS TO HIS ROYAL HIGNES THE PRINCE REGENT. The Dutiful and Loyal Address of the Citizens of Westminster, in Public Meeting assembled. May- it please your Royal Highness, of We, his Majesty's loyal subjects, the Citizens of Westmninster, always unwilling to approach your Royal Highness with the expression of any sentiments other thanl those of affection and grati ude, feel the dicepest ...

... PtELI?E?R'S Si in tMe fflow ing Ietep b asi assi- oati~n of all lthe aieal j s u ierstxapping- A i De e It matters not that mr. (bb`toe 3 - pres.,y say so. His eaders are Wnow S infommegd thac they not only knI c e does sot in'a~htb~anshbti w what he' ois yhalt'ea, batm thyk hale di mea~o, let him say wahe will. There is,-it seeirs azp ivete ey to his wtingt, with which all iils Readers are ...

... AN APPEAL TO TilE BRITISH :NATION, -qG a. e . If aniy doubts could have existed in my mind as to the execution of the duty I owed to my unfortuizate master, these doubts would have beenxremoved by the generous feelings which every Englishman has expressed to whom I have related the story.of his'suiff&- ings. It is now masiifest to me, that the. British nation has only to know the facts I am ...

... I ADVERTiSEgmNT.; I It is now necessary fior et~onotify at I cannot permit any persons to ripn the Regiser except sich as ay.cbiose to do-it in regularfest- lished newsi-papers, because, unless his Xpiibtronl hbe adopted,. rI ca n ave- no- seenrty tht miyt writings. ill. not be varbld,. and, ind~eedf .tht ny one wili not publish, like CRAp- kEL. of Pall Mall, vile trash under yname.-I, ...

... 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 ...

... EARL F .:L-, 1 NA T Oe whntt th iiornig Chronicle calls - yod~r ..5' Mwn~iicent .DIondton.: to-. 'se of. the distresied peoOple of Ifreland. -. - North lmpOead; Lon Island,- '. ptembr 13, 18l. M-v-i LORD,-L have;1oW lying be- foib me the'Moruin¢g'hroniCk of the 1g9th of - July , iin swhich Mr. PERRY, th-e: basest, f- all.-.the.-hbise to~ols- of Cori'uptioo, becaurse'to' the:-enmiicty Which ...

... TB0AT MNDEDDYS OF ' 2E,,NG-LISTI F'RE'EDOM, 'r R ~ndhg ith the - P gofh so2ede.Pwer-o/fiyrnrisannient- Act9 2i Me- i MoMiof Mazth;4'ft1 - 'Mn. JoawacLb~tltkit OFnnx .~w Chairman ands&ir at Mkg~h~ek6~Peopd hAr OkenI~bttoinn Hll , ia- M Me A n'~~~r Po, fSorm ikieGizmoh-U';nrtui& bo/5* - X. - -i s*t _* +i- M e- -I1*'owj-q. m ,?0.-g txe iX~~~~9k t#P\ --#r hi at -.* 't4XA ' ' Hiv: A i-' ...

... The publication of the fioitihalc Pa wpkt was resumed on the 12th of July, and has since been contimned. and will be continued, week+d. the six Numbers, preceding this, may be had at No. i. Newcastle-street, Strand. TO TREt LABOURING CLASSES D ENGLANDI SCOTLAND, AND IRELAX-b. ON THE. Report of the Finance Committee, re, lative to Sx~inekre. Places, twhic Committee-as;- appointed at the be- ...

... A: LETTER : TO LORD VISCOUNT SIDM.OUTH ON HIS Cifcular to the Lords Lieutenant, dated I on the 27th of airch, 1817; and on' ivers other matter' relating to e Situation and the Cont of the Bo-,kmngre Long*lonid, Sitate f New- York, ; t f~~~21st ay, 1817t.. -v LGXD+When: you told the House of Lords, in your speech, which introdu4ed, the Dill for giving to you and yIour colleagues the abso- lute ...