... DINNE'R To AIR. IIOUHOUSE, ON HIS- LIBERA TION. ' oee ognf Ihe fiiendq of ParliantentaryReform, the Trial 0F-. lie rbe Liberty of the Press, was held ont Thursday at frae5n srld Aoelolroi to ?? Mr. Hobbonse u pon his OIrOln ('0116nelnen t OBa a atidate of tite House of Com- ;- i)ol 450 peroons were preetit, of t(ie most respectable nitia;; At five o'clock Sir F. Bnrdett and Mr. Hoblionse, ...

... CHARACTER OF SCOTCFI LOYAL AD. It DRESSERS. There has been a Meeting of the Freeholders of the County of Edinburgh in favour of Ministers. To those who reflect what such a Meeting is, the proceedings forn as strong a proof of the feelings of the country, as that of the tnumphant meeting of the inhabitants at large. It will be seen by the numbers, that the Freeholders of a Scots counly bear a ...

... TIlt EXA MINE-14 .O.YDO.N, JULY SO. 'Pur Reader wvill see some account in oer forein neov- o the early discussions of the Spaniih (Cortes, .yh o have s- about the work of reformation in good earnest. 'i'b have set on loot enquiries into various departmerms Cf government, nnd their address to thie King tvinces a eaiit firmness that must exceedingly perplex the decia r agailst popular libFrty. ...

... MISCELLANEOUS CORRLSPONDENcpJ Ma. AND MRs. CARLILR---' Humanitas has ?? to our brief remarks on his former letter :-Of oeri. fl; observation, viz. that the law draws no line of distinctio, between what may and what may not be published nndcr the form of a report of proceedings in a Court of Justit,, he denies the correctness, and says, that in manyaca this distinction has been most ...

... Lonj;ez, Jenv-wU41 . I SAVAUT, PD;e of Rovigo, wiho was withi NsPlvonow when he weirt on board the Bellropholn, hlae surrendered ?? to tree himnseif from the charge of eoatuintay been tried for his forsaki g the B3ou0uaoxs to go to his old master i'l I81 5; and been acquitted. It would indead bave been au imposshble as weli as at indevent thing (for indwcencies are not counted utataes of ...

... T3HE POLITICAL EXAMAINER. party is the madness of inany Cor tlie gain of a few. POPE. 'No. 660. 13lIEF SUMMARY OF THE VARIOUS POINTS OF CRUELTY AND INJUSTICE IN THE LATKE PE RSECUTION OF THE QUEEN- ANSD ITS GENERAL RESULTS. WE think it: may he useful just -now to draw up a list of 'he prncipal acts of injustice and cruelty connected with 6e Jate proeeedings eagainst the QUEEN-those acts which ...

... FRA NCFl. PAmrS, San'r. 29.-At 3i5 tti'ntea prsi two this morri ?? 1I Duitless of Berri was delivered of a l'rintc. The partiaeii, are as follow :-T'he firdt svtnpiom, of Otw panit hled hardly 'ii- mifesied tihetnselve-, rlen her Rortl lfir'/flP'S sent ter(! to ic Ki[(t the pivsicianm s were also iniforme.. as v-ell as ! a- resses appointed by the Kine, b[ut her RIoyal Highness ma-. al- MoSt ...

... TI-l E -.EXAMINER. ro,Dow, OCTOBER 8. TPp, witnesses for the QUEEN have done even more in her ,lourti han, as far as we could judge, was anticipated by te nTlmlic. They form a most triumphant contrast to tie hira n'm on the other side, and have piut quite a different sa -Ct On thc e CcondJct of the QUEEN i; Italy. Her Chamn- lerliis. Sir XW. GEIL, and the Hor.. KEPPEL CRAVEN, her ?? IlOnOur, ...

... IHE MOHUNING CHIROVNICLE. - L O N D O N; SATURUDAY, APRIL 29, 1820. Subjoined is an extract of a Madrid letter, which conveys an Idea of the manner in which the credit of the Spanish nation has improved by the change of men and measures. With it we received the Proclamation of the KINC, addressed to the South Americans, of which we were compelled to adopt a most de- fective translation from ...

... TIHE QTJREN'. MEETING AT ST. JOHN'S, HORS1SLEYDOWN. Thursday, pursuant to a Requisition, a numerous meeting of the Parishioners of St. John, Horsleydown, was held in the Vestry-hall, and afterwards in the body of the Church (the Vestrybeingfoundtoo small to contain half the assemblage), for the purpose of considering the propriety of presenting an Address of Condolence and Congratulation to ...

... 7HE1 MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1820. The extracts we have made from the French Papers will shew our readers the use that is to be made of the late horrible assmssitition. It is, in a summary way, ascribed, without inquiry or proof, to treasonable con- spiracy, instead of individual malice or insanity. And so, under the trepidation of this surmise, the most vital ...

... RErOICfN(S JN THE POUINT.RM . HARLOW, EssEx.-The happy, escape of the Bueers from&4d fangs of her base calumniators, has no where been more heartily celebrated than In this town on Wednesday last. A bonfire of immense magnitude-ushered ih the rejoicings Illuminations be'. gan after it, -of the most brilliant appe ance, with transpareri- dces, &c.. The neighbouring inhabitants, from the ...