... .f d Some months ago a pamphlet was published in Lon. S (Ion. Nlancheter, &c. called ThePoliticel Litany, w nf in which the Prince Regent and the Parliament were p of petiioned to sdopt certain measures of good govern. tl he |ment calculated to better the condition of the country, s( he and which, expressed ip any usual mode, would riot it at have appeared at all remarkable. Being written, ...

... pto %0fiDa' ? ? post. IS MtijsiV Tva id o;Cat1, l, Aug. ,II. tW 11 ha bee generally it) good henh hl ji. t. dbriijig pilits dtst t lit II t I, t II IOtlI I per- us Mjel tadko(lei has stiffleied tno lilt eruitn. Fourtuoit ts a varneo ebllp~svd siiicr the Docliess W Gleces er a~ bmt ud ic~d ith Iamiehess, :nodm it i, ~wwt ra ifcultv that 'she canl Use her I lint, -noe fluit oely in a very ~slght ...

... 1I3oy Assayzsc; cor tinthum j: oltr Isf. 10 pI ?? orrelI' clpilallY coll''di d !111(ui I'cewse(i ?? of eetiit, viz. Ii. lialle, B. Shm-mau, Jas. Eiiglh, aild ITho- C ealis Waitson, for burglary; Edward Vs oodrol'e aiwd ?? lug, fbr horse-St-aiiig; Jost' h Brrdfieid, lbC hoe sr'cols- .ing inl dic lry time;10 John Rehithrisos, for Shrceep-sicilhlg i anil l.nies SageoindI JOseph t, r fln Iri rl ' ...

... =_T -h s]8l,. ?? :. To B.-I should niot consider the failure of a the plan proposed by the Gentlemen you mention 'Two or Three Years ago, as any reason why the town of v Leeds should be deprived of so great an advantage, nor have I so little respect to my fellow-tdv-nsmen as r to indulge a fear, that were the plan again laid before iI the public, and the undertaking entered upon with I spirit, ...

... TO THlE EDITOR. I LONfDoN, JU'LY 25, 1817' *SIR-AS a lmeeting is ititended shortly to he held to thel1 iake into considerats ?? prop ad v to relieve antd remoralize the poor, and the unenrployed Itdi ,f the working classes, I feel it incumbent on me, tag4 previoOslY, to Put the public in possession of a greater Mai development of the principles oil which it is founded, inl prel order that the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TH9 MORNING CHRONIeLE. STR SIR, You would much oblige m'e, and I dare say many of your readers, if you could inform me of the name of the person who wrote the Ode that appears in your paper of to-day, which I have just read with great delight, and also whether he has yet published any thing. ' I have reason to believe that a particularly beautiful poem; entitled The Felon ...

... FRIENCCH CONCORIDAT. 1. The Letters of Rlatification are of the follo-wing tenor:- When first, bv a singular favour of Almighty God, ve were restored to.our seat, whence a powerful tempest had borne us into the depthls of the sea of misfortune, we turned our mind to that comnplicatiori of evils with which tle [loly Bride of Christ wvas misera bly afflidted, and felt the joy inspired by our ...

... OFiCAtZ ACCOUNT ~OF THE DEFEAT OF THE I.SvgGEN7-ARMr. ed (Frorn the trazillan 3oJiial, The Golden Age, May so.) en RAMlA;. . .A thousand edlgratulations, a thousand glo- xt ries to Bahia, and to all the .aithful subjects of his Most FAifhfil lA1jesty, the King our Lord! A thousand congratulati'o'ns and a thousand glo- m3 r'ies And wvhy? because the soldiers of Bahia have been real Scipiosj ...

... IVELS62VS PZrL4R -i Te higly nte Yarrneurtti A !first stone o resting spectacle of A ! ifiststoe ?? Pillar~on Y armou til t, 'to commemorate the Victies ov f 0t h , ,f Nelsion, took place this day.. Atbap~ I ,r thle procession moved to t6e palace stwe tiisnational memorial of Nrit is e heosenfu d following order:- oero, ?? Constables, Flags B IS Mayor and Corporati4o, Officers of the n Model ...

... PACREE BOATS-FALMOUTH STATION. GENERAL Po;T OreicE, AuUst!.! Mailr mad, Lait Paelrt, kxt h;d I Dce:ntiadno. up in Lon- saded. I d. . isbon . 1'nesdays. D. of Maribro', PrinreErttf'; fisbon ?? ruesdays. Aug 9. Aug. 22. I Gibraltar and SdTuesday. Ps.Elizaheth,(lj Chlichestt, N~it-diterrafl. nextAtug.19 Aug. I. Aug55t21- Madeira and lst'ruesday Ld. Hobart, ady Pelbti, .Brazils ?? } each month ...

... TURKA92'. Accounts from Stockholm, of the 18th ult. received by the Hamburgh mails, announce that Ismael Gibraltar, an agent of Mebimed Ali Pa- cha, has been there for some time buying mili- tary stores for the Pacha. Among other pur- chases for which he has contracted are 2;50 twenty-four pounders, with a necessary supply of balls and gunpowder. Ismael is a well-informed inan, speaks the ...

... P1J110H TIHE LONDON GAZETTE. CROWN.OFVICE-ACr. 2S. ?? ETUtRNED TO SERVE IN rARLIAMENT, County of W icklow. W. P~rnell, Esq. in the room of the Rigbt Hun. G. Pon- sonby, deceased. BANKRUPTS. ?? Reeks, junior. Wimbonie-Minster, Dorset9 tanner. B. Tory, late of Christ Church, Southampton, grocer. T. Nicholls and J. Marlow, Birmingham, leather-sellers. R. Glaqson, Graisheck, Skelton, Cumberland, ...