... CROcw DROITS.-It appears from the AkccoUnts I Iclatiom to the Droits of the CrowAn and of the Ad. I ?? have been printed by orier of the lloiouce I f Coji,ol5' that the sun total received to the present ,.noufnt to EISI1IT .?iLLtON.S bix /itdundred and TrE housand Eig/t Liundred and Fiy zfour ?? ?? 13and a Fiaction, out of wicrh the iiolowilng / t have been paid, besides the sums appro- , ...

... CO6V NTATONOF ROYAL BURGUIS I Mr~,T~BONin spechf geatassmatioti, replied to Mr. Cilo.. & nfistdng tht th Unourble' -Gentleman Lad bothniltrepesetedthe tatnsen ofthepetitionlers, and of thle Gitlton onbigdr(.' sie o th Hsuse. The 14nnsurabii Gettles~lha n~rigt o ue te a,~ug b adnc' There was siai logywhatever bteote pasition from the hbur- Psese oft Whithorti, and thos wchhad been rejected ...

... DUYos. A.h I AVTEvSTO. [ cover-rxrlrr] wi' 2re addr,-iriit naatseiv to all tlhe TI:Io of , t II eath andi we, catusut hL i;~choughtleel as to wish to decei'ie tem i matters tlheyhav~titlipmqlves seen and felt. Anmelica re~naisied que lit-mn the whole of the. Wxr of Su~ccession, and waited the 7, issule of shie questionf for which the Houses of Alietria,64 Bour- bon were fle'sting, in order to ...

... -Jo To ?I?RY JIV2NT, ?Q. -P -r L0lE V.SrJa Tht: the Je dfy p#t Mg9 AT ~ l h e ; firorrslie#hel tm the suc ftga1t~1k4uiy4cka hare 4rpmJktn etrI oan4toc ayaf ret~ y Enlih ekppe& a' tt0ls 'pThorat: j -Ad d tors-? Isi nhdrc ^ati~tnv, I in ftizoi hrathei foo, ha so -wiced sad s epiat-. .He twit t1*5*#?be?iwt ss?iile4t JThc*e ?X?t?c '4gn$lekteW% twFnz&- 91S'S ?'geatlcmes .of Ike count L/ 'lkbR ...

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... 'riiiE POLITICAL EXAMINER, [ paxty is tlws nadiles of 11lally for lhe gain Ca; fe '?oraE No. 536. ?? FUTU1BE PXRLTAMENT.-PEECH CF MR. LAWS(SO.N '10 HIS CcONST.TUWENTis. ?? i-30use Of Commons is now prelty nearly re-co.n I posed,-if Ie-contposition it can be alled, the Members narm uros s liwbs of whicli have neot yet come togeter. Not ttet ule iwish to sjpeak 4isrespectfully of orme of the ...

... THIE MATERNAL EXPEDIENT: AL TALiE FOR aSWTIIEfS; FOUlXDED ON A BEAUTIFU;L cIsLECI Ei'5C 1AM, SUPPOSED m] HiAVE BErIN VWR5TTEN BY ALRCUICtS. Where Crissa's cliff, high rising o'cr the meain, In sullen mzajesty o'erhangs its base, An ivy'd cottage graced the verdant plain, Full oft reflected on the wat'ry space. There sad ~ysippe wvept ?? lost, Torn from her arms by honour's stern command; Those ...

... .TO THE EDITOR Or, THE MORNIZ G CHU ONi Ca iou are known to be a lover of the Drama 5 Well, that Il 1s1t ?? will excuse my suggesting to you to reconrnmed, through tbe meulium of your paper, to the Manager of the l'heatre Itoal, Covent garden, to subslitute souse ether scene in the new tragedy of Fazio for thle viewr of Venice, whch as the scene of the tragedy is laid in Florence, is highly ...

... GEIVErAL PLECTIOR. id WESTMT NSTER-TnIItstEnxx flax'. or Agra deal of controversy took place this day witb respect he O persons tendering their votes as Inabaicant househelders pay- ing scot and lot; but still ithe poll 55'Cnt on, with, less interruption t)y than usual. -at At the close of tle poll the numbers stood thus- ct flay's i'ull Total flay's Poll Totial ?? S. Poinlily n 5l5 478(9) Sir ...

... WESTMIINSTE'R.-NerTHc DAY. At the Close of the poll yesterday at four o'clock the gross numbers stood titus:- Sir S. Permilly . . it789 Sir ?? Blurdett 3d115 Sir Murray Maxwell . MGI H. Hurnt, Rsq. , 74 t Mr. RLLIS, upon this statemienitlbeing announced, appeared as usual at the front of the I1usrtings, but coultd only obtain a hearing at the request of Mr. Braice, who begged of the as- ...

... CHARLES IIUSSEI1 Nfew days after the execution of Il-sissey, a long declaration was published, -which # called his Con- .iessioni F or the purpose of removing all doubt on a subjeect so, interesting to the clbarocte5 of our Trial by Jury, a gentleman well acquainted \With the jaroceed-' in~s- has drawn uip the following stgtement 'This proofs- ptoduic ed against this Wretched man unpon his ...