... HOerianus.O- F- -HO U SP OF :-C 0 lf Af 0 x S. MOND)AY. FEBItWAIRV 2Z, THt 1'UNDSOR 19STARLTS1MCENT. - Losrd.C~flereagZ moved the Order of the Day, finr the 1-oufe going into a Committee on that part of- the Speech of the Iords Commiffimiiers which related to the Windfor Eflablifhment. The Houfe having refolved itfeif into a Committee, ihe Noble Lord obferved, he was itfirous the Htoufe ...

... A ?? LIAMZN TARTr -PAPAA S. Gc2;vtoys.~T-o-reports by Mr Clipper have been print- .y orro the House uf Commons. -'Tfe first is dfated JW4tfl~Aust last. It states that ho, the Sup~erintendcrit, 11ad just the's finkihed his inspection of the Convict Esta- blishment at SheerlicSS, Portsmouth, and Woulnic!h ; that hle fonnd the convicts nearly all employed ; that hie had re- ccived thle strongest ...

... LONDON, TYEDINESDAY, MARCH 10, 1819). Tstrny Paris Papers of Satuirday arrived yes- I teen.The newls from France is acquirin,,dallya 4-light'ri itere.st. If matters have not proceeded to ca [lo trmy the cooP let iL becominsg hourly snore warm; he wn sit IS 1 beV t said to show conisidlerable symip- as Th trgeo Parties has, as might bie expected, adbet h i~st, in the Chambe-r af Peers, where ...

... MONDAY. MtARCn ]. Lord FoLKFSToNE presenfed a Petition from the pnerchants and ualfiletftrers of New Sarunm, agailnt the renewal ot' thII ]n'o!vent 1)ebtrrs' Act. -TIhe A:iToRNEV-ciEY Eit.AL lad 110 objection to the Pelitinn's lying on the table; but lie begged the House to consider, thata Wat number of persons had taken the benehit of that Act, and tbat gr; at property hlai beer wetvd, tinder ...

... . From the LONDON G,4ZETTE if March 9. CROWN OFFICE, MARcn 9. k MasaEaS RETURNED TO SERVE IN TiSlS rRESItNT rARLWAMu T. For the Borough of Lisburne-4iorace Seymour, Esq. Captain in his Majesty's 1st Regiment of Life Guards, in the roomn of John Leslie Foster, Esq. who being chosen a Burgess for the said Borough, and also a Burgess for the Borough of Armagh, bath made his election to serve for ...

... ON DR1B I. W. nIDLIEV'S tMOTION FOIL REDUCING THE TWO JUNIORl LORDS OF THE ADMIRALTY. Archdall, xL Folkestone, Lord Palmer, Col. Allen, J. H. Frankland, Robt. Palmer, C. F. Althorp, Lord Forbes, C. Pares, Thos. Anson, Hon. G. Graham, J. R. G. Parnell, W. Aubrey, Sir J. Grattan, Rt. Ho. H. Pierse, H. Astell Wm. Grenfell, Pascoe Philips, G. Baring, Sir T. Griffiths, J. W. Philips, G. R. Bernard, ...

... .IA r.. . _ I Relieved- - liqrl Relieved: dizel - 1? . I .. - . I half Reliived dclharged, &L. 2 Relieved,diftsdarged &c. 14 the~ Adsuit ted .. 6 Admitted . v 3-7 -qqeI Dr.' Crtssley-PA iriamn.-Mr. Fielding-S4urggrr. t lion MPvr. Richard Biks-House-visito, '. ,on- There not being a sitlilcient enumber of Trustees~ at irge' attending on T'hutrsday at, the lonfirmary, thle ...

... : COBBETT's , YEAR's RESIDENCE IN AMERICA. [E xtracts from Ir. COBnETT'S Second Part of A Year s Residence in tne Unite4 States of Anerica: - - just published.] PiOtCS OF LAND, LABOUTR, FOOD, tAIMENT. LAihD is of various prices ; but as tihis is addressed to English farmers, I do not speak of the prices of land either in tile wilderness, or in the immediate vicinity of great cities. Ihe ...

... 11OUSE 0o ILO RDS . 1h7FIAWrVT A V -a. _ _ . _.; MONDAY, MARcH 22. 1, : CATHOLIC CLAIMS. . &e Mlrrguis of Do6Wnj'hi, prefented a Petition fromt the s Proteftant'Frecholdcrs and Merchants of the cjty of.Dub- lin, i. favour of the Catholic Claims. The Petition (the it Noble Lord obferved) was moft nutrerotdly and refpecl. ably fig-ned, in point both of rank and property; and there was no ...

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... E.MIFGRATION OF TIHE TMIDDLE CLASSES, 1TS CAUSE, AND REMEDY. It has been the subject of much complaint, that Ernigra- tion,since the tcrmitnation of the war, has not beenconfined to the artizan and labouring classes, but that multitudes of persons of moderate fortunes have gone to live abroad. But ?? the good people,-who thus complain, seriously inquired *s/hy persons of this description ...