... FOIIEIGN AND DOMEST? -j 1 ?? nc.-A deputation fromn the body of contractors all for the last lan, anti their'Siibeib'e5S, had an inter'5iew th lately with the Obazncellor of the-jLchequer, to present rd their mensonalepainst -the return to cash payments.-a, 'I'he refusal of the, Bank to extend the perioeds for the de redemption of' omniuss has hiarmed these geutleiueu and rei even Mr. ...

... MPao HljY- -X9TGTV~IJ - Th 1 Weed's 'of all knds, h twVeen-eqtsqanyt auA''i1 u-.-'* tg e oe 6ere never, Wittij~ iien~rij bi j4e ';vt6,.-r.5'fOre. autumnal fallows5'1potwell UU8& firri 4trthei1est' p sv sible state. The,,wire.wOr@ .ha4 boe~v~~clf;.4 n~ t West, complaisthas 66en injt, thit tl ,twat so forwai;d',,dCd'tt6derabii dand t heros t counts geerealtoft the great breadtheof what. eovvn. ...

... NAMiIES or PLAYS. I 1. lncle and Yaiico.-'?. West Indian.-3. Wild Gats. -4. King Lear.-5. Lodoiska -6. Mountaineers. 7. Got as a clue.-8. Astronomers-9. Rest in prayer. 01 -10 Machine.-1l. Understanding.-1°. Prerogative. e. -13. FuneraL-14. Timediately.-15. Potentates.-I' 16. Buonaparte.-17. Neighbour.-It. Panegyric.-19. S TeIegraphs-20. Monarchi-21. ShouId.-22 Ponies - 23. Hosnital.-24,. ...

... I _7ohe EDJfTOiof The LiverpoolfERCTITRY. I GE2NTLEBIEN, Your reference lately (in your notices to corres- pondents) to certain writings commented upon by Censer has induced me to examine them very caiefUlly, and I must agree with you that they may be pronounced inno ur ent. Censor is eariest, and perhaps sincere, but he has lie not charity: will hie not allow us to have the important e code ...

... FtIDAY, JANUAp R flr1t8 p FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1819. FR:ANCE.-In postponing the continuation of our Retrospect;. in order to make a few observations on the address of the Chamber of Deputies to the King of we France, we do siot depart very widely from the object nei which we proposed to ourselves in that review of the oc- rer ?? of the year, because, in doing so, we have f still our eye upon the ...

... THE PORTLAND. ?'AS. * ST1';R L a ito war EDITOR Or TNEj MORNING CRWIC. ! -SI, As C. has done me the hbnSour to confess, that. he has some respect for my 'ij:gment, . 'Sir, you will pesmit me to take .advantage. of yjaurpoliteiess,. iii order-hlly to-expres the esteem Xnhddiration I en- VttW for him. .ndeed, Sir, thitbg'my-reading has been tolerably extensive, never..have Texperence4 so grieat ...

... T- xT~EIV~i w'eIWNNs HO~L --.- ' . I'½ 2, I SIP' .' . - Aberileen, Dee. 21. The phiilan'th py 'which distinguishes your columns induces me to in-trud6',upon 'you in behalf' of a suffer- it- ing and afflicted poirtionof ou'r c6untryrne'ii-I allude '. to the fever which. is' now raging irt this city NVItl great e violenc& 'A fev weeks ago a Cornmittee. (including. all the. medical ...

... SUPi'kESSION CF VA-,R1-AN7CY AM)' DIr -TY. f The ?? of vagra-cy, so fertile as a sourceof eN the enl a-d of infectuons d:2eases, has of late increat..& ice alarming a degree ?? the country, thats ?? acrsve measures are takling it nian vof our large tore in- its ?? abolcten of vogeaney is of Per of nent ianiortance, and vultd confer signal beneaist his every class of persons. The health and the ...

... 'o tee EDITQRS of the Liverpool MER CUR, Y. I:NTLEIIEN, Si It is.fortunate for the cause in which you are ce gei, that the whigs, as they call themselves, are put- th ::Lord Milton's threat into execution, and are begs- on to ii grapple with the ?? truth alone die ?? the Old Whigs has lately come side- do into the arena, with his appropriate marshal the 'he rpaol Jdvertiser, though with ...

... 1qYAL LANC STERIAiNFREV SCHOOL; ,. ?? LAN AST ACCOUN7 OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMIENTS IN 1818. DR. CASH. COONTRA CR. P To Sundry subscriptionn, ?? 168 3 6 3y B3alance from AccountOfl817, ,6 i 8i a To Winter AMr. new Annual . . . I 0 Interest paid Trustees6 ?? So 0 U o To Keck B. A. Esq. Dofiation . ?? 2 0 e Waddington's Gratuity ?? , 10 0 ' To a Friend, Donation . ?? , 0 n Waddin.ton's Wages . ...

... Td TINE EDIT0j OF.Tz IORNN CHRQNLCLE. I; have for some time past been visited by unpleasant suspicions that I belonged to theunfortunate, class of Dandies. .0f:ibte thle apprehensionlv.hls' become so strong, in consequence of the many significant ishrugts andwinks directed at me in the street, :that I am losings Ilsy sleepand iny. appetite, .-and can' ho longer forbear to make public. py ...

... O x F() I P), Satuirdacy, Jan. 2. -e nre muchl cM I ?? to hear tiat tbe cnn- tiliietii ill liealth Iii Nitl. Coker iuniii'rs it isore tlmaii prioballe flnat tile Comiety will lie deprived of the ad'ilitml ' ot'f hat (entlemall'tis Further services as presidcing, Maiistr'ate ?? the Qwalter sessiltim. ?? tile e e llt of his r efireinllent, ?? We (loilit wt the Chliir swill continiue to hie ...