... CI)c 33;istol 41trairp, MONDAY MO111?N.rG. SIX O'CLOCK. Ik 1,11!1 III Y Ol I'IL PR I, lSIS rIlPl. LADIIUT JIF ALL T11H1 1ii., VOL IIICA L, ANL lILLIt:IC;I S fl:tilCS UP' AN E GL IS II 3IN. ji,;,ill TIe nlotifiCatioII ol' tihe mneeting of Parliament having Cll liladlc, Wve ialyi soon look for an account of' the re- ption ?? bidinoutli's Great Man, in that assembly lich is styled Iv coulte~v ...

... To the Rditors f f T'1e Bristol Mcrcsy. ?? explasation of the Sign of the Chequers, as stated by F. A. S. in The Bristol Mercury of the 26th of October, does no appear to me satisfactory. F. A. S. gikes the tcount in the Arch~eologia from memory: I have reterred I, and I observe it does not pretend to so much inildlibility as' -. A. S. seems to suppose. 'she Hon. Dabes Barringtoni, in hi, ...

... To Me Eefiiors Of TJle 1h7i-q!d Al tIcury. Stas,-As yonr ex-ertio-ns tenrT to he direcle(I to flhc preser.. ,v itiun of the MINi~h andl Pri *' fes 0 the PoleC'T 11i0:11 'lio. iicro~ucinensiPof thcocein pwmo'. I h.0, lilmi Oil tI f-elon i tlhis L~etlcr Til .hIZI llli ' I ,It fis l M: TIlsIIIIT o,am10 oi Tilr well-inoiirmieu Cori-e~pon70'' S *.t, l iir, :.hi an s-'1.It''g to poicTTI oi1to tlhe.c ...

... The Posts of Monday to Wednesday TUESDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. WHITEHALL, Dec 28. HIS Royal Highness the Priince Regent has been pleased, in the naine and on the behalf of tlis M:.jestv, to direct l ptent to be passcd under the Great Seal of the United I igdom Of (,reat Bflittailn and Ireland, for granting to Major- re)kal IHeibert Taylor tile olhice ant Vlace of t Mater, Keeper, l overnor of the ...

... This distinguished character was born in Dublin, on the 22d of October, 1740, old style. lDr. Francis, the Translator of -Horace, was his father; his grandfather wsas John Francis, Dean of the Cathechral ofLismnore, in Irelanid; tndbhis great-g-radti'Iather John Francis, Dean of Leighlin. The tmaiden name of his mother was Roe, a descendant fromn Sir Thomas Roe. Sir Phi lip tern ived chil' ...

... STATE Or THP COUNTtY. hers APPlIJCATION' OF TMlE SINKING PUN\D. TO Our ,Iv, e ti n, that imlportanlt relief' aught lie ?? diatre'sses and complaints of tile Occupiers sO alnil, bys' ?? til, rte renuis ion of taxation ilh h ppllcistionfr stock( ?? i i IC nw oF che Con eissiunecrs to the act eel tii SW Ol-i`Cfielp Plli sdebutI -t ha's been objected, that it the wvonldhcb a brench oF,! Inla 1 ...

... C7-~ ?? ~1i of V:r) IliV~3d xabi 3jvtimr. 1 (NDlON, FBID AY, JA 1, 1S19. 1T ' CT A' ! L tter dated Miadr id, Dec' 10. 1 Grea-'.t 1 !1 ' ' 1 Ii l''tcl n ti alarm'' Iwithiit tfto last fido w ?? ' it otaeilreiat' sub~h'ii at III( plit ?? tno ~ , ti U S 1. bit It Atiit'lint' lot thettitit-1lie I * 'c 'sN.d ?? ,ilI' pmtr ss assothbled in ilc Cittoilt t il* 0 .. IilI 1.. fl,- Il vii -it cxca i ...

... BAYK RESTRICTION ACTS. To the Editors of The Bristol Olerctsr.y. Snts,-In his second letter your Corresponident, An ?? attempts to dsprove my assertion, that the Bank-Restriction Acts,andthe system resiltingfrom them, have injuriouslyaft'ected the general private property of the kingdom, entering into a tong train of reasoning inspport of his objections, which may be verv correct in thc ...

... LtJstW cript. FROM SATURDAYN MGHT1'l GAZETTE. IARa-OFICEn, Jttt. 2. FA.F F. ifT jor II. B. 1lla'ri'. on 1 lo'-pay o' tt'c, ~rz ?? to tie tiiiy titltlt Ctta to the ?? Chlcteo, to be tmow mjt-eor oi ltt. ?? BA NK It 1. TAlS. Frlciat Tii1 itt, )late of Bri ~tot,at D aniel Whli-etr, latie of' 11Vd il)'0-le, Betxlietit io'il~t-r. tutu tut oii (''tixioI), till r fho as 1 ('tr ni it I lanre. GX ...

... MONNTOUTSI-IHIRE, &c. Li It ix with ,eaet Satisfaction that we are eniinbld to an- flouince to ot II' r'caders, andi to wir noin erfus 'Mon Ololnth- alhire friends, that we have n]enila. completed arr'enwenijcuts for' itiertionl, in thii Atper e'tllxis'ive of orihlnal and withtentie IItits of the ?? ~v of 'Moilioontll. 1: ]lo~st bC ?? tfrrt thle iMAUT'(W li;llilti Ofai 1105'' Ire1)'?, IIOll ...

... CAST IND185 K 4!AnA S .k US.- Receiva Pridag Morn iiag. MAD1IAF 3hp 1B.-Moit deplorable details con- ti~ue to reaeb Us from Bengal. of the rapid progress bf the fatal epide-Mic. About 30,000 are said to have fallen victims tlo it at Gorruekpoort in the cOursC of one miointh. Aagat 1.-W obterve by the Bengal General Orders. that Capt Brown, who eom-manded the guard MErA wbieh the Rajah of ...

... AM11RI(.1A. It is stated in tile yewv Yorsk Gazette, that the Vank of Washfigtoll. Peliinsyvivalli, 1has8 p1iub!jly ..1- noouticedl the snispension of payrnents il so)ecie, no i ii tlie LegislhitLre shall have had timle to takle the Slject in to conlsiderat ion. The mtnericnn Government bas1 ordered it selries oi medals to he siruck, in eomnrlorat1tio1 of those p(er- sOlS whlo distih ais-hied. ...