... .- IY .4 tt UIL i. it= A~~v.\. a r;opAt^dt~n ,.. ' .o a,' n-, t oi; Qi tV4\)@iM 6y't.iVMaGHT '(the-proposer), SCULCOATFS. From the X2 aiiniiz. rx + y2 = 'we readily deduce . 1 _ ,,lTjpequpgin of. Oe krrw'e'Ir6 ic'h ahrise the 'followiing obser'a- (i.) If x = o, tbenay;= ,d ihe.or.diuate xld-absiisa begiu together.. .. .' ' 3 - a, 3- itifiiity; cb1uetl ^ if t 'tSKe ;4tai of :2 a! frdAm '(1;e, ...

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... %, R S - II * : 7. C'a mI .,r, o nl'. wru ;l R ! i I #^l.C .21 [on .YfT Afr. PILdLIPS's SlXuiInrA mi fIii Cbnltvitt^>isis abstt~ i lo~greigd Bda esS&t ezll'eely renmweher a more nulmerons and ekgawlaihakd routine busimn)sj daw atnd several 642llig i~rt~wl m 1 f,?atf~l5;tt to e hrw le %veis rerv wI n m V -La~dict, Zin's 6 iitifliW e not had tie your Report alludts, I beg leitve to say a ffl;i ...

... : I THE BRITISH-PARLIAMF.NT AND TxE ..,BRITISH PEOPLE-IN.1680 4- 1819. [F royiin shfor October, 17,08.] y In the reign of Charles The second, the people of England had many causes of grievance and ?? ltadfesund it necessary to petition their sovereign for ?? lt ;dress, but then ministerial agents were dispersed throegh the kingdom. toiprevent those petitions, and to precar addresses to the ...

... CITV. The Lord Mayor havihg very readily granted a Cornoo Hall, in consequlence of a respectable requisition presented to himr o Ionday, it was held on Vriday, for the purpose of Coosiderin the prosedution ordered by tiue Court of Aldernaen against Messrs. Waithmatt, Parkins. &i. for exciting the alleged riot on Michaelmas day. The Lord Mayor was received with nnan;i maons applause, as were ...

... The folhmviig is the Petition which the 4gricullural i Assocliatio recommend, to the several Associarions thiroughout thie kingdom, to be siguis ior presentation- ! to lairliamteiit ill the ?? Sessionl , *ihg; re ?? .the CommosrrfJrthe United Kihgdom of , JGreirt Britrotl ontd Irelil7d ?? assembled. T 'J'he ?? of lire sever sccupiers ot Lands in f thecounty ol whose nanirsnare hereunto ...

... IME!ETIN G OF, 8REFOlMS~f AT P OLLOKSiAWS. I . ~ , ,- ?? , Ih c- A number f4 intelllgent people in Polloksh'aw%, ?? l ?? time ag e ?? to pr;mtest apninmt the defective Jr state of the ?? tion, aie fhe ld drean bf radical at i reform at the same timne; 'had a& meeting on Tsuesday, in - J the old Burgher leeting-house. Within these ?? months, fifi ftid for a: public meeting of the ip'lsabstarits ...

... IMEETING OF TrlE Lf rERYOFrLOVDON. A Common F-all was yesterday Iseld pursuant to a Requisi- s- ion of the Livery of Londonl, for the pur pose of taking into consideration the proceedings of the Coutte of Aldermen, rela- tive' to the prosecution of certain Citizens xvio arc charged wvitli at havin~g conspired to interrupt the late Election.,of the Lord Mayor of the City ; and in order to ...

... co V.2AR Y lE ETSNG, Nov. 15, 1 i19. ATTACK BY THE CONSTABIlES ON THE AIEETING. ' I Lastweek a VRequisition, signed by a great number of the Freemen of Coventry, was presented to the Mlayor, requesting him to call a public Meeting, to take into consideration the pro- ceedings of the 16th of August, at Manchester. The following handbill was afterwards circulated:- A Ptriilc MEETING AT ...

... P.ROSECUTION OF MJR. ALDERMAN WAITHMANE AIR. SHERIFF PARLKINS AND OTH~ERS; The inconsiderate and Ibreatiselecs haste with which the Court of Aldermen adopted the resolution of instituting a cri- minal prosecution against Mr. 'Alderman Waithman, Mr. .herif' lPerkins and others, for the alledged tumult in the Com- mon Hall, and obstructing the election of a Lord Mayor art Michaelmas day, and ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, Nov. 1:. This morning we receired Paris Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday last. WV are assured, on the authority of a person worthy of eredit, who arrived at Bayonne on the 20th of October, from Seville, that an Ambassador from the United States of America, on board the Hornet sloop of war, had brought with him a formal order from the Government of Washington, to declare war ...