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... TiE SPY Sy The dxposure made in .the Le esi7s, bf the arts practised by the government spies and informers, though it has not arrested the progress of the Bill for placing the liberties of Engliahmensin the hands of a Secretar of State, has produced a imnpression, both; in the nate and the country, that will not soon be ceffaced. To the timid it has given confidence, and to the truly loyal it ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF CasrE4 riRIT4TN AND IrEL4VND. I lOUSE OF LORDS, Jusv t). Loril Colchsester was introduced by Lord DyneVo .and Lord Redesdalle. His patent of creation hgving been read at tile Table, hi# Liordilaip took the oath~s and his seat. The Exchequer Bills Dill, the Irish Treasury Bills Bill, the Corn Importation Bill, and other Bills, were rpoad a second tim&. The Innkeepers' ...
... .4 R MVIA TA. The .eeorn&:pst of ?? puolished on Satvr- diy. :atn we were delighted as well as surpriseA with the variety of new ancd monot instructive &emarka on the Institutions, discoveries, manners a dr habits of Armata. Our readcrs Mill at. once perceive the drift and the ex- cellnce of the moral intended to be conveyed by the following brief extract To exarnhine the wddedri which ...
... MPENIfAL PARM GRE4T BRiTAIwN4 A1tD iAbL.ANAT HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY 0. ! 'hie Ilouse proceeded in the W rit of Error case respicdvg the ivel. known implsisisrment of Sir T'rancis lurdett, in the Tower, byz order of the House of Commons. Ifr. Brodghar and Mr. ' jo rtnoa.my were heard for Sir I rancis the plhintiff in error,..the ' argumes~ss reddesced wvere in juhsftnce nearly the same 'as in the ...
... THE MORNING CHRONICLE, LONON: - : WFEDNESD.AY, JULY 16, 1817. F ionie time past there has been a cduitrersy among the partizans of the two great Paiitiea in the Government of :Fraknce, respecting the plots, real or pretended, at Lyns. Their respective writers who correspond with foreign. Journals, have entered with great fiercenesu into this ?? -the one party asseiting that there was no plot, ...
... - TO THB EDITOR OF THE MORNING CH RONI CLE In an old edition of Spencer I found these lines, and 1 they are at your service if you choose to give them a place in your valuable Paper. f, An old correspondent, K. P Hard by him lived a wretched pampered wight, A goodlypalace there he dwelt within, c Of covetousness thu temple it was hight, -. And furnished gorgeously with spoils of Sin. Therte ...
... I ' ' ) ?? ?? ?? ! (, ,. i 't is a ma.na with 'Face;:s ?? *I ?? ' i (t'z~ :i le (.'rribii$ a,? no'-cst d .nd P ?? 7Z8gti5'iis0f . ...
... FJW.Of A GL:ERMAI,. PAPER. FnOI n sT UErra litnr .t1l.V 6.-Trhe Wurteinbergcrs with the exccption of tnvo departments, notwithstanding the influence cf many I'rctects denoratvd with orders; 6e of whom lately in a publ c assembly. thre~ttened another wvith the -perninent dis- pleasure of the King, becauna he had ntt been able to induce the pople under his administration to vote for the projetof ...
... ~Fjoni ~theL L6MJD-O~'AZZETTEt, sJ,, 15. - Hs Toy Highness the Prince Regeist has been plrased, in r the narne and on the' behalf.of his Majcsty, to appoint Mlajor- I General Sir Benjamin Bloontfield to be K-eepcr of the Privy Purse and -Private Secretary to his Royal Highness, in the room of the Right HonourableJohn Ali Maton, who has prayed sis t Royal Tilghnesss peroiission to retire ...
... THE MORNING ChROQICJLs. LONDON; . S4,122AV Y, JUZ Y 1817. , r. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Mondayg and Tuesday last. ID conseqnence of the late outrages 1 by the Barbary Pirates in the North Seas, the Ministers of ?? Towns, at the Diet of Frankfurt, have, made a representation to that Bodyupon the subject; and the Diet has appointed a Committee of five, to con- sider of the best ...
... a .4 LONDON: 2'UESDAY, J17LY 15, 1817. it xo Wc rcccired yesterday the Paris papers of Friday to last. The accouchement of the Duchess of BERRY had I° not then taken place, but was hourly expected. Madame DE LA VALETTP, who was lately arrested, r has been conveyed to the prison of the Prefecture of ;s Police. Her husband, it seems, who was formerly Ret :t ceiver General of the Department of ...
... From Iic LOND)ON G.AZETTE, ?? 29. WHIII'i TAi.l, ?? 11;, IR17. 'i tlis Royal llightesi thie P'rince ttegept has been pleased, in 'I the liamr' and on the liva'hlf rof lia; Majcsty, to grant unto Field- i- 'Mirshal his Grace the l)idx C o Wellington, KniSht of the Most .Noasl O)rder of tile Gorn', $&c. &C. &C hi9s iljesty's risy;il e Xicese and permis'ion, that lie may accclt and wvear the ...