... jiolv ye rch mn, wep'a I 1~w, for your miseriewtha ~~l ~ ~0 6u.-~oLWI erchs ire-borruptedl, and 'yior tgven'tste, ?? math, ~1Y r :gold aud silvder W ?? ~ a4tb. uto hs &~ ~L~k'y~iti~5 gabain vou,. and shaLeat- your feW ~S-4 'were ?? ~ ?? together- for the lastddayi.BkW ~ ie ers~h: ~d th cue ?? et svi~ have rWipe'r6 on t~heearthandbe~ ~va ~Te h-yeeave ne yori*~t~;$i TOUS@' (FaTWFI A, ,,IORX s ...

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... Ma E. D. DAEf :-O : t, A Member of !Ahq- -Co.t famo=sborough h f -SKAosus, iO ?? -RmFm.m, lstk N w ?? SIR. . ' - ...

... Tim following, letter, a copy of which a ?? has sent to me, and which lie says, has been published in| the MbRNING CHRONICLE, is well worthy of the attention of my readers. The writer signs himself NO AMERI- CAN; but, it he be not one, he happens to understand an uncommon deal about the interests and views of the United States. I request my readers to read this letter very attentively; and ...

... I Am abouit to insert a Speech of LORD STRANGFORP, made in the House of Lords, on tlie 12th itistant, which for good sense, for reatness, am for wit, has been equalled by no speech that I have heard of for a great many years. The speech will speak for itself'; the passage relating to the loss of the ship Haskisson will make my readers laugh as heartily as it appears to have made the Lords ...

... - I ANNA BRGDIE. IT was easy to imagine, that the wrath of Annawoukldrfollow the jpiiblicatiolnof the'correspondence about the Hater of Humbug - above mentioned. She has fallen Rpon the'. poor Commissioner just ia tbe manner that one would iia- ttrally,. expect. She has given li44 a scolding that will tingle in his ears to the last hour of his life. Atievery step, this -nan's conduct becomes ...

... THE KING.-The Court CircN/ak an- nounces that HIs MAJESTY is, and has severe cold that His, lte i~i bta91 ^;ikst The Parfliament, pupn ?? reCOinmen- tion of the LORD CiIAXCELLOR, is pro- rogued till the 29th iftant. Doax MiGU ,RL.-H1is Roval Higbness has taken leave of His MAJESTY, previ- ous to his departure from E3 EnALAND. - DoctoR BLACK and ANNA BRODIR.- Doctor Black, last week, strongly ...

... -- TO Ma ( O BE` T ! : . . &Ma1Ch k, 1829. SIR, - -NltoTWsi~iXTANMwo the -press of in. teresting matbr of all sons, E tlink you will diem theinelosed able worthy of a place iu the -ster. Ii is needtess to point otit -o'your readers the different stages of thed ineasnre of ur ,fe ?? :wai, for the prpose ofiRlls'tratin-g- my table. 'But It may be nrth .irhile to ,observe, that: we never ...

... UNITED PA 1?LIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, March 12. Lord CALTnORtPE presented a Petition from the manufacturers of the towns of Frome and Shepton-Mallett in Somersetshire, complaining of the tax on wool, which, they said, injured the very class it professed to ?? LIVERPOOL asserted that the tax did not injure manufacturers. A short conversation arose-on Lord Blessington's postponing his ...

... UNITED PA LIA~.N I ; -T:1 HOUSE S P toDS. ?? May; 14. GRAMPOW, Z ?? On some question respecting the - The ESarl (of LfAuDn0Aart opposed it that it did ijujstiee by poi -hirgtha tbe 60tie'teduones.' He had heard it said thaifthe peopleies their presest state of suffering, weremost anxious ?? soine im- I prolvemecitl sh oul'd take plae ein shie statc of thd rere.sastation. il ded rnot believe ...

... THtE EXAMINER. LorDoNv, AuGOsT 19. Timr Iris!,, it must be eonfessed, are an extraordinary people. They woild come uoder the head of Mr. BAYZ L]TT'S ' People hih one Idea, but witd tihi, dihllrelitf: the people described in the powerful pages of Table-Talk have only one idea all their lives, while the Irisl elJO) their ruling notion once a year, or once a Month. BAt lately they wyere ...

... So we'll live, And pray, snd siag, and' tell old tales, and laugh At gilded butterflies, and hear poor rogues Talk of Court News; asd we'll talk with them tnoo Who loses anid who wins; wlvos in, who's out And take upon us the mystery of things, As if we were God's Spie. ?? CoRONXxnors MEDAL.-Tbe Motto on1 the Coronaiion Medal of Georgre 11. was, atrtlates per -Pepulas, the WTii r ...