... TO CARD CMliTOri Or, hi O.!rcir Legeer b the n7-Ir,5 Fm hiers 1eha-ve beanoree mie, i'r print, a -n-oy of your Circular Letter to fthlose Persons who appear ?? oPIe, to you to give your sup- .sort to somne Tneasure or other havin.g in - wew what is called re- I R& to Agpi cu sre. This 5etter tries, 5.indeet continal nothi2ng easier rich or rare ; bht, it caoes firo -cci., who and Whose fat>er ...

... OF Apple Trees I have, I think, about three hkndred left.- Of the Forest Trees I have, in facts no-comletd assortment left, and no 'Locust trees at ?? orders Athat have been received shall be, as far as possible, exe-r cuted; but I would rather receive no more orders this year, except for Apple Trees. I shall, next., week, give an account of mY Acorns:and Yuts. I hope they will arrive sound; ...

... This gentleman, who signs himself, J. S. asks me, whether I do not think, that, to a person advanced in life, and with 20,000I.-at command, America may not afford as much com- fort, and hope of quiet, is any part of the world2' Alon, with this question should nave come a clear dtriziion of il roea%,.! Sasse which wrLitet- at- taches to the words conjort and quiet. If, by conmfort, he ...

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... ?QU?IB&N W4?. ? ?rna- L&NPON ?EWSPAPER PU?SL From TEE ? ?#1? Paper. Fo?upw -? - at?ds of We L have bi a?se?ing? apd hai? veeq?nt1?y f the mi?h?evo?s tende??vy?ef .s~taa, - ujlOw-atilf~P r~ XE.ZtIII~it he:.X : V oa~ 4iaperdre~iiipSSet¢ 4mdand inhW ?? _ UV. ceont timei when tlihshoewea cfle-ar oe anprnild w avfrentl stri nted-m 'etviio ofje fact cn~y>:bi, ix~, nnikr tes d ?? Oh~e4 &wffig to ...

... t 4 o- x ;t w S ?? 4 t~~ ~ - - ii 2 rfh t Stt ths #r o f ' A ' oi nu %feT, Point. ba~Atl, ^ OM . ratvl .9it Ken :,~p -AtenMicaan .-iks Te, or -asno ybeen -Asjured.h hereorh t~mlieVeivI6 md ht4. w~~gd~r X ,non. Between itca and Sutton :theyr wvere~ making wheat- wicks.- The corn h~as not bye injured here worldh nlotice. N A i I Du I'dap.', I, , t U,=-AGo* and teafcr Prhe~1~ oup aUdR graB whet ...

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... Eicellewt okservalions of pfr. Jistie . oster;. IrI ThatLearneld Judge is represented to have stated, I' that, as for the Ma- riner himself, he, when .taken into the service 'of. the Crown, only changes masters for a-time ; his ser- vice and employment continue the very samze, with this advantage, that- the danger of-seas and enemy are not so great in the service of; the crown, as in that~of ...

... - h iw. Mta~vof Fore Affidr8) in& the Fre hi Ckki - ler of Dleputies,; 07i the 251/s ; ' 1.M~arV 1823, lo the ssbjeet i tke OWr againt the Spatdsh.& ,- .eOlutiO1ds~tS~t0-0 T SEorators whi delivered their seaitiment5 whewi-- the drcss wasE voted inl this Chnafber have printed tbxir speeches . and-yesterday, at theolwai& 'sittings, some: honour- able. deputies referred ?? opi- axons to those ...

... ?? ?? i~E ~ > :L S. v ,, F. , ~~'usxs ins been -a Meeting at te London ;TavemIo AO~ev the sRinripto9 for, Sri ROBRT, at iwhi Meetn~g I.JflO a- r#,P !W$Cy been In .thechir. Twlo thingfs 0111 helqpong to this r Hums -is reottdl jto have ,w'1. ?? : ?? -ad- that-the Kliw had -orgJt to 4isxmiss this g:ereal from his servie?. Dne en hardly believe, that Mr. Hum did AY such ,a ?? For i-ff thi e ...

... 1Z.u CO -EtT' T--U.LICA.ONS. J. M. COBETT, .188, FLEET STEET, LONDON. * 1. COTTAGE ECONOMY.-This little work was first'pliblislhed in Numbers. Its object is to inculcate indutwty, sih:.ety, and all the virtoes of domestic lif, amongst the labouring classes. To teach themn to rely upon their owi-exertious, for their well being ; to instil into their minds the great troth, that their happiness ...