... :;: A1 ETtERt2i |DB UD - ; .PAT O T IE L,.. |' I' DLUDED: gpEOPLE. Unhappy men, whom schoolmasters, for .spite, ci Or crUel parents, taught to read axia writes W d you readi. y were you ta4ght to spell? yaW4itayour names' ? AImark woula do as wel ,1. M; , - *.D . SC:HIJRC,CILLU A 'ondi 24.Afarch 5Othgl 't7 ELUDE P#,koPik - An writing the last. Nomber jI was .d T'afor- time. The ...

... 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 -T Ilit 0- '. GOOD AND TR.UE X [IRN OF HAMPSHiEDX Meeting, fatV ,finchets~er. -utiraoeous: Parsau.-Dlreedfel Roz-L-ock-0 xai`t the Brae., ,iallenge of LoAc. kart the BIave to Mr. CQbbett.- The Sinecure Crewe's Flght- Mr. Cobbett chaired.-19 Adress Rgedifby the Smeetzizg m~n'-s Deal.-A rrests in ILnca- i S ' ~~.Ov/.d, 1 Sth MercA, :181?;. Mx W ufln - COUNTLYMEN, The medessity of - gping. inio ...

... I V M . F Th death1-of tibs sailor 6. a matter of such iteirest, that I iarnu 4iefrain frQm ijsertijg. here the account of it as published inithe COURIER 4e4vg- papar. I sball reservt rcppk r for apother opportunity.-Inf order~ hew- ever, that several passages in the icscouni e~ay be thebetter understood, .1.wjWF sstjne ivatbe worqds of lii' defence at the 0]d Batiely after kr trial and before ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SI O DISEASES OF POVERTYr. Lendon, 6th I7t cc, 1817. SyrB,- F m the wide circulation of your publication, and from your well known patriotism, I ti'ust that you will insert this ktter in youtr Register. I view, like yourself, the state of this unhappy country with the greatest alarm; but, Sir, I foresee evils that the generality of people are little aware of, and which you have even overlooked ...

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... 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 ...

... -b the -LORDSD Cox-M Z'ETEES, appoited1 a, Seert Cm. uitteef o iipjire, into certain Meetinf8 ed 6eVmUiati ons endaniering the- .Pidillc Tranqzuil'ity, and to report to te ouse as they sald see Oemion: Ordered to Report, That tbe Conmmittee have met, and h~ave proceeded hi the ekamination of the papers' referred to them.o th '- Their attentionii ws i-n the fir st ingtance dfr4dto those hich ...