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... ,.%F..QREST ~0 The cultivation of this Forest is again held ?? means ?? for the Poor. This Forest is lar- cel of the Duchy of Corn*all, settled'by Edward thee First on the Prince of Wales, 'and on all future elde sons of the King,, who were to have the title of Duke of Cornwall. The improvement of this tract of Lenn has been often contemplated. It was proposed to th Council of his Royal ...
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... STATE OF ENGLAND (From, rift Lrmis Maiscutv.-) We have IIOwY befbre us two letters, one firom )lanchester andl the other from Barnsiey, both of. them written by mnen of veracity, oi who- e inforna- 1 nwe can rely, nd bethl of theni tending tn shew that the alarms llrsi;lg out of the situations of those places have been greatly heightened and exagge- The fearful ainunciationsmlade in ...
... LEED5U)S, SA'I'TIU I)AY, Januaary 1. A eir-curnstancc has been mentioned to us strongly indicative of the state of our dontestic Woolien .manufacture, and of thc distrcssed situation of that snunerousand valuable class of tradesmen, c11ed chl- thiers, who attcrd, or who formelly attended totr Clo-h Halls. A stand for the exonsure of woollen cloth, in the crloured cloth hall, 't Leeds, which. ...
... THlE MONIN.VG CHROI(NICL&E L'O N D O N: SAT'URDA ?? .TANUAdZY 1, 1820. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Monday and Tuesday last. The Chamber of Peers assembled on Monday, when the projet respecting the provisional collection of six-twelfthi of the taxes was presented to them by the Minister of Finance. After under- going the immediate examination of the Bureaux, the, projet was ...
... QV&STIONow VERACITY BETWEnN X2. WRIGHT A' D Mn. COBBETT, mItOX MR. WRIGIW9 PRiTAC o TO THE TRIAL or WrInT T. a CLX. The only two points upon which it appear necessary for me, at present, to trouble the reader, a.erat, the offer made by IMr. Cobbett to Government, to discontinue his Register, pro- ?? certain proceedings against him were dropped; and, se- condly, the Letter read on the ...
... IPSs\'XCrIc, JIluary 1 Apr 'cutlhwal Assvij,dba, , We 1nwlcrqtti(d I;,t thf ler ('onmlitee of ht Sinllolk Agrieeilturgi \ ~soeiao , for, this part of die Coel ly , Ia.IVe ollopted theP Very j3) ionq ' latn of ?? II mrir nli'itiliq %.l:eiy Oll til( Nlafl-ctr Ioy a t the White hf orsc, alld tllhe' pd ioli ,w wi be Mf' at the oflr'. of' M r. J. 1ESlpasnowv.1i this' ?? ailso at Ihe s'torn ...
... AIR. COBBETT'- ACCOUNT of the fetnpf tfo prf lact a 1econciliation eitween Sir F. B L'dcltr and himse!:J When I nvas t: Liverpool, I was mnost ?? urged in private, ;td even by a speech, and a very eloqoene speech, of' one of tlhc ge 1ttiemen at din- ner given to mc tbere, to unite with Sir Francis Burdett. A similar request, and from persons oni Jhrisc jeudgment I set great value, Nvi made to ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT * IOVS) 4 LORDS-iowstt DMc. 2i. 'NREWV1'APERl STAMPI DUTlES DJ.LL': LORD SIDMOUTH having moved the Orderof the Diyt roese and after th. speech reported ir yesterday's piper, mar-. eti the second 'reading of the. Newspaper .Stmp5 'Duty BilL- The questioir, being put- The Earl ofDONOUGHMORE rose Xad spoke 4to the fellowinge effect:-4 Minitters haveE ehess last. ?? ,happy ?? ...
... MANCHESTER DEC 29 You will have seen in The Courier of Dec 27, a letter, which mentions the apprehension of nine or ten men, who are said to be delegates from the neighbour- ing towns. On Monday they underwent a very long private examination at the New Bailey, and were finally committed for trial on serious charges, but of what nature is known to none but the Police and Magistrates. In the ...
... PENCTI'S A4 NrCDQO-TTUS. It is Novell known that Spences the authov of, Poly. metis, and friend of Pope, 14t behind him in manu- script,, a large collection of .Aecdotes of the poet and his friends,' to which lie had affixed the names of the persons from;whom-he derived them. This vei'cu'ri- Ous work is now about to be published by Mr. Singer, with notes and. illustrations, derived'from'tlie ...
... * On ednesay noon, a VESTRY )frr'ffNG Was held in the Parish Church in this T'own, for the . le purpose of tokiug into consideration - The litsipriety O't, g, purchasing and taking- down thle Buildings, ?? 't re as a Piflslic-Housc, &C. at thle East EntraneC to thle a ~ Church-Yard, andI also the proprizity of erecting ILa or Wal~l round the Churchi-Yard, from the. E-ast Eintraisre, F) 0, to ...