... ;uBSCRIPTION FOR WILLIAM HONE. its aonday pursuant to notice, a meeting was con- vened at the City of London Tavern, to consider the Dn heO ety of ening a subscription for the support of lc W ?? famLily, on account of the exertions he o hsas made so successfully in the defence of the liberty of the the ety o s Thef ..assembly began to collect in considerable num. do bus as early as twelve ...

... 1.-TO LOMID SIDIOTITTH. MY LostD,-I am extremely sorry that I have the honour to wrrite to toum Loi-dship, and know for certain that I esha]hi'ct relain helre longe rugh to receive your aiswer, w hlich Worlid perhaps, fulfil all my wishes. 1i For these four davs I have been. in the hands of your State !Lesserger, who, on his arerivl here, entrusted to me mny parers which had been previously ...

... (From the Liverpool Courier, of Decemnber 31.) On Monday eveninglast, the niember' of this dub, amounting to about eighty g emen, of the first re- spectability in the town, celebrated the anniversary of its formation, by partaking of a public dinner, at the York Hotel, HENRY BLUNDELL HOLLINSHEAD, Esq. President, in the chair. The dinner was sump- tuous, and got up in an excellent style by Mr ...

... We have been requested to give itnsertion to the fol- lowing letter, addressed to a resident in this town; and do so the more readily, because the writer appears to speak with candour, and without that exaggeration which is too often found in such compositions5 We give the letter verbatim et litcratim. UNITED STATES OF ...

... SCRIPTURAL PARODIES BY CABINET TMINISTERS. We copy the following-letter from 77&eMorinirogthro- TO THE EDIT'l-OR Srx,-Mr. Canning is not the only oneof ?? present ministers who has found it convenient to parody the scriptuxes. Lord Eldon also, at one time of his life, thought tie sacred wriin.gs a fitting vehicle to be employ- ed on a secilsi occasion, for ?? a peculisi set of opiaions; The ...

... Air. HONE'S LETTER. To tfe Editor, 4c. ?? o~i has this moment been given me,| Is7 are been posted, announcing the republicatio UpsubeR noon whiich I have been tried. Permit ...

... i { 1e Lurpool 4Eircurp. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1818. t. | POLITYCAL OBSERVATIONS.-We have usually . he I commenced the news year with a retrospective view of I ee 'the leading occutrences of that which has terminated 1_ and, on the present occasion, we defer this duty until i Ly our next number, only on account of the great pressure of the interesting matter with which our columns are t ir this ...

... &HE SOI-DISANT FORTUNiATE YOUTH. We haeve already stated, that the youth who has figured eiuen' t' is appellationi is, as we all along suspected, an mvorostnr; as the following letter from Mr. Weatherby, of Newwvarkrt, addressedkto the Editor of the Mornig Chronicle, and which appeared in the paper of Wednes- day. will evince. t SiR-in my letter to you of the I th inst. I said, a that I had ...

... ANIESAntric DoINetR AdNNIT,],RE~sARY DINNER. Coslscuded frosts our last-] When the health of the Vice President had been t given, Mr. EGERToCe SMITHI, after the usual acknow- ledgments, addressed the company nearly as folows:- Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen, Some of the most intemperate of our political op- ponents have not hesitated to charge the advocates of r Parliamentary Reform with designs ...

... ~' An Ttalian Journal contains soine ad )VI tions on tle Probabilities of human life. Itstrp? *rc he earth to be peopled by a niliard, ?? toria24 ne nmillions,) of iudividuals, all of ai cm die ar7ttetor t*, of aa age.-il irtv-tls'ee ve:irs are CosEtd for. ed generation, consequeatlyv there die eren - rs 'I :'3,333,333 inudvidnals; every dar ?? t: ererr all hor 3,803; every min-lte 7i, vi'ri ...

... ?? ) Rj; /7011 lll6Xetce, I nOMt' it & -ESTJC. a -b- F . r-.n talel jower Embe, it ?? t r r II t0'cc _ I u-er Elbe, it would ' *, fromn I 1 ,b itit' - f Cambridge with of EaseCasmel was entirely I' fa an 5 ~rohattan, it is said, has ! 1,,Y Te * c'rtand the ceromo-r woes to I fe Y ' , mollring for tlh Prinessl _s tonishiing ttnai tile 10i'ld b to influence, and govern 00>~ Royal Family 'We ...

... tB Octavia and Vlila, were to salrfrom Charleston to this port a. 1 3f bout the-st inst. Patent, Borough, hence at Savannah of Bridget, ftomn s. Johli's, N. B. to Dublin, ?? lost on thenight of the 19th inst. diff Killybeg: crew perishedz 'ire. Oromocto, Strickland, heneeto ombay, atthe Capeof Good . HasopetheISch~tet.-sd ?? sq. Two Brothers, Gonod, hence, and Thamtes, Striekland, from sq. ...