... JITEETILG IN PALACE-YARD. On Mosrlday a meeting to.ok place itt Pulace-yarl3, to take into coonsideration tibr proprietv ot' makling a pgilbic decisre wor of t't r brights, to adopt iho mcst effectuial mcassres tor redress. ilcgr thei lvru)lelge, Fiiid to remonstrate with ?? to remove ibose go eve ices xcihich are nrow becomirig insqcpportblte.' A ternporycry lhtiegs was erected with in ...

... * NIR. HIUTNT A NJ) THE NEIV TIMES. D Saturday ;,r. Henry Iiunt preferred a bill of indictment iO- Ifo0e the Grand Jury of the City of London against Mr. Andrew Ilitchell, the printer of the New' Timles, zui. }idkward Quinn, ?? and Dr. Stoddart, tlhe proprietors of the said paper, for a slibel. The Grand Jury, after iluch detiberatioii, found a true bill against the paxtics. MAr. ruint ...

... DESCRIPTION OF THE PRESENT STATE OF IRELAND, BY A SCOTS GENTLEAN. I TO THE, EDITOR. Sin-After a winter spent amid the gay delijhts of i a French Capital, a spring in the. soul revivingItaly, and a summer amongst the wild and romantic nioun- tains of $witzerland, I coutld not think, of retfi'iiing' Horie, perhaps for life, to. our Land of. Cakes, to. auld Scotland, without ha%'ing first ...

... 1. fiAST !AI'.Ai rHoUSE. Yesterdh- a Quart erly GCeeral Court s-as held at tht East India tnuse. ertain O)Ticial Papers, relating principally to the Stun jnts itn tithe Clivi iti Mili' i'cV C(olege of tes COmpany, the expence incurtred fort heir maintelatice, theirprogress in various b 1-ciies c, e-iectinn. &ic. d-c. \ve-c 'adll before thre Court. | I ?? LilAt ! lIA N (J. l'.Lsiai, Esq.) was ...

... -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 ...

... 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 ...

... AMERIJNCAN PAPERS. [rna1M TIIE ODtIOCO.ATIc cRESS, JU.LY 24h.] Mir. BINtS-I send you for publication some extracts from a Miaiifesto, which has been published bythe French Ofieers who have iately established the mselves on T'rinity Riv r, in the Pro- victit of 'Texas. It swould seem froni the tenior ot the principles amlloounceJ, that they have takess possession as Soverreigns, with intentiot ...

... lIE!? R1Y~ Ai ND Wf-irE' FISSlE1, ~is 1 The herring fishery has, forthe last week, been'very *ucc!ssful1 upon thL coast of Caithness and in the Mo- r1SY Frith, giving employment to a ?? number of the natives oF the adjoining coun'ti's, as well as to a. great bo~r of the more enterprising fishermen of the South leritlh. Nlothingf can more distinctly mark the rpidptogr'ess of tlis hianch of ...

... LONDON: TUESDAIr, SEPTEMBER 1, 1818. Nile were favoured last night with a Haytian Ro7yal Gazette of the 12th of June, containing the following Proclamation:- THE KING TO THE HAYTIANS OF THE WEST AND SOUTH. HAYTIANS !-The civil dissensions which have afflicted our country have not failed most grievously to affect our paternal heart, and we have not ceased, nor shall we cease to use all our ...

... THlE Al lIORNING CHUR NICLE. L 0 N D 0 N: SJTU!ZDAY, SEP7EM1BR3 19, a818. A Hamburgh Mail arrived last night, with Papers to the 11th inst. The following are extracts:- IEI.1LLe, Salv. 5. The new law upon the Duties and Exciso upon Foreign Goods, and on the 'I rade between the provinces of thu kingdom, will be published here, it is said, on the 0th of this month. It is then to be sent, by ...

... D DUBLIN, SBPT. 8. THEAT1iICAL TUMULT. Last night Crow-street Theatre exhibited another of those scenes of discontent and disorder which so frequently occur in consequence of the mismanage- ment so long the disgrace of the Irish Stage. We shall endeavour briefly to state the cause of the tumult of last night. On Saturday night 111r. Hodson was announced to * perform Harman, in Lionel ansd ...

... i'itE POLITICAL EXAVMIINER. : 7avy i5 tu admme s j fjor th3e s n omf a few-. Net. .. No,'M3~N. ?? S3HOCKING CONSEQUEtNCE'S o T'HE AT- TEM PTS OF BIWGORY TEW-SA BLISLI ITSELF. CNZ of the consequences of the re-action in favour of covereigns and old establisllments, was a xe-aetioifavour of bigotry of all sorts. Tlose -personages and their ser- vants had so little to do wvith the spirit of their ...