... I WOW DortialittIcal aodctp? - ?? m.I. 0- I M CitnHotel, May2,S:~ Meetng f Getleenwho had subscribed their A names `s Members of an Hona'rcLdIA Socii yboutbof a to be established for Bristol. cli ton, andv Nleig hberhn, a held purstuant to advertisement, at th abo edHote, ?? GA IBRIEL GOLDNEY, Ecq. being eale toah Chirto the Honorary Secretary, Mr. .oieM.era ito pad ?? 'Hundred and Twenty ...

... Ete 1POt o~of 1Zthrtsb) aml frjtiap. LONDON, FRIDAY, FFERUARfI15.- 1 The oalise assigned for Lord Cochranesijlreturn to his staive country is, that the Greek caus.so far as re.ar' the contest with tile Turks, no longeei needis his slpp'ort. being at an end both by sea and land. His Lordship con. siders the effect of the battle of ;Nqvarino up)tn all the ibelligerent parties tq haye beeei T,,, ...

... MONDAY, FeeRDURAP 25, 1828. T he LUleqy of the Press is the Paladium of all the CiOil, Political, antd Religious Rights of ar Englishman.-JuNIDS. THE explanations, which we so anxiously Poked for last week. have at length taken place in the House of Cons- mons; and although they exonerate beyond the possibility of further impeachment, (at -least as connected with the dowufall of the late ...

... 'IHE METAYER SYSTEM OF LETTING LAND. In thle last Number of the Forrign Qrserterlu Reviewo, wli~chl we haive before noticedt for thre great talentes enl- geged in it, no less thian for the variety and interest of its ocutonts, plalcing it in thle very first rank'. of the periodicalsi of the day, theire is an excellent article onl the Metlayer ivt'ser of lettina land. Thle last thirty yenrs ...

... CDC vd Of' 911urs al) Jail'o frWar-O LOIDON{, FRfD-AY, MAY 2. Twelve othe2 Victims have been icirited in ortlu- gal by the Umtrper. These acts.of ?? m Ast make impracticable atty accommodation between him-and the Emperor of Brwzil, by vhom every additional life se-ri ficedi for an adherence to tile system which he guaranteed mist be fet to be a reproach. A new writ has been at length issued ...

... MONDAY, D; MC1L'n 8, IS23. r H 1,L :Lt r OF 'I Il E l'l SI'i S II I If r: PA. LAILI Ii . A l. iL 11 -,VIILLOlI rICAl,.AN I) iItiI Jl ItIh LALILliS OP A! ~ ENI ,IiIII 'iA The Royal pctticoat--maker of Spain, whose chir icttr (p roved by foruser deeds Wn d act) uonic but a Holy Al linne !. zealot could have unduly estimated, is again at his ol(d tricks; and if these were merely to denotefi)//, ...

... (4 -. , I I - ? I ? E ?? TI. ? I - - 1, 1. I .1. I -I Onl Frib z, pl-l t\il cueierni native, and incorl- fit'''', a ii'h in ?? ?? C7'ti''h~lred'i an] mid n :C C~t'J i: _~t- Wi~ e, oitt 0t I., 'cdo ai ;-10. tO Conl .11 ~ i bst IiO''Oit ls ?? t'8 -rd 'aa: totA,-1' I:;% c~t oiarunin er' v~ t ru I 2vl Iiit ?? ?? tnk renvsocrl'1c. 0f the renr - ctr,.. W ll ?? ii' tillt :10L li ?? fl to e coal,1 ...

... ,. , I . , - t?. po? 'crt tz . . P he LONb15NSATURDAY, FeBRUARY 8. At We received this morning the Paris Papers of tho'day t.before yesterday, and private letters of the saiine date.- y, Each arrival gives additional strength to the opinion that war is inevitable; and that a blow will be struck before many (lays have clapsed, Threse-pliptrs tare cxtreinely important. It is affirmed, that the ...

... CIO 134t~tl 01'cmirl'. MONDAY, AJAY' 10, 1824f. ,;J V I A, F01,1I IGAJ, A IN i itVAlIL A, I0I.S RAG llITS OF iN A SVNO111 iN _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ il Us DISSENTERS' MARiRIAGE. BILL. Ouit readers wvill perceive fronl thc detail in one of our previous columns, that tlhe-7,Di-entcrs' AMarriage Bill has been lost in the House of Lords, bya considerabe majority This we have understood wa's not ...

... M ON DVA , MARC1 22, 1824. rHN E 1.1(EI YZIP'I Pti:S Is jiL P1(.AIJ1)1[JM (1F ALL TII *.:VII.,1kJl.Illdtl.,A.sNtl Y RUIGIOU)S UGHI'S or ANE NClA.SH5'AN. Jut us. I ALTIIOUGJI, since the Minister thought fit not to concede the remainder of the odious Window Tax, there was from the beginniing no chance of its repeal, in accordance with the wishes and wants of the public, we have nevertheless not ...

... SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1822. TfH LIBERTY (It THE PRESS IS THE PAl .AtIIlU O ALL O H -: - I - - . I I ?? 'I CAI,,A.A O 8_ iG OIJA NWH'IS OF Aj, ENG 1.IMA~ IRELAND AND THE BRITISH EM1PIRE. The accotints from Ireland still continue to be of the most melancholy description; want, famine, disease, and death make the most irightful, afflicting, and (sorry are v'e to add) still increasing ravages. Though ...

... Yesterday a Cabinet-Council was held at the Office of I the Secretary of State for the Home-department, which was attended by most of the Cabinet-Ministers. Cabinet- I Councils have been held every day during the week. The answer to inquiries on Saturday at Carlton Palace, We rejoice, stated that His Majesty was quite recovered. Since His Majesty has been recovering ?? his late severe illness, ...