... I Oh Monday las4! ?? Tyno Yeomanry Cavaly (D t roops), commanded by Lientenalut-Colonel Sir Thomas lurdon, were relmased from military duty, 1by an order fiom the 'Eari oF Dar- lngton. . This is-the 'second time this corps has been called out within the' lat ten weeks, to air in thc preservatimn' of the public peace; and we are happy to henr testimony to-the ,!excellent discipline and good ...

... MISCONIDUCT Or MACGREGOR. 3 f-.I ( lvry 'eiksto packet, arrived froma Jimaica, pa- p tr. n f ho fliat islvi li hlaVC been rcceivedi to the 26th Octobvr-; ti e.N *outain the details ot anrother expedition undleittkeniI by S. (3ie ,, o I 'trigor vttti dcrl withi rvsut tseltili zv (lisiastrous IVith t1l. I thetl te ti:i asf l'orto Bello. At the lite of' thi forlmenr accounts, the fortunes or thii ...

... PABLIAME V'l'Xf Y~ -'IMAYRA, coniinuedfron p. 2. - 14n 7zr i rutls. ul . a ...

... - c ?? 'par iinmeitary inatke UI.a prevenited the in- sertion of tile fo!lowing articleifer sone eks past - A WHnld to tke WI'ise , or, Advicc to RradicalReformert. FRixNas AuiNr F'Ls.oV-CouNrrtyitrN.-..Accept a word of advice fiom one wrho has been. for trese thirty-years past, as strong an advocate for radical reform as any man amongst ybou not except- ing ilister Ilunt himself. My advice ...

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... MOlE ARRESTS IN LANCASHIRE. Oil Thursday se'nuiglit, a enitiinittee or thle Radicals was dis- covered sitting at dhe Sir Sidney Smith public house, in, Polt- street, Macli c~lwr, and albotit tliee o'clock in the afternoon, were siirirised bv the appearance of Mr Nadin and some assistaits, who took tise thliviiwig delegates into custody, and lodged' thein iu the New Bailey Priull, viz. ...

... . , 1. . , , ?? ?? ., U., 1 47' I- N , I.. ?? ct ft i . ?. ? 1.1 - I - - Ir papersi to&'t le :-st ?? have beenceived. dies sentence. ae. nst.S vary dukecof Uinvgo. has beeh reversed, anrld he has beiet set af iiserty. 1lsi 'futlr' senfes'ce, lar Contssmasce, wvas grotussled on a letter ?? *dateg'pftgiintfre, but -whih was supposed to be in; his haud-wfltin~g, fro' nsitfei'it appeared that be ...

... ' LIBERI-& QUALITY . ?? M xY }ttlerS AND PZL0LW.COtNVRVMEN,-I endednmy lsat ettier With a vish, that, the Courant would -give me leave to tell you my 9tiulon, upon, second thoughts.' of' our far celebrated motto Liberty and Equality. I confess, that, I once did believe,, and tsoave to maintain, that 'twould be the finest thing in the World *r Old England, if Liberty and Equality could be ...

... PORT OF LIVERPOOL. I Note th-.- -A ?? - I Looe ?? terminate DU the 24th of June.] YL% P- ?O. 01' TOaSNAG. DUTIm.S SHUPS. - . S. d. 1752 e. -1,776 8 2 1762 107 -2,5g6I9 6 1772 :-2259, ! 4.552 5 4 1782 2496 - 4,249 6 3 l7s9 *4483 - 13,215 17 8* 180s 4781 510;691 28,192 9 10 181t ,14599 446,788 45,697 17 6 1814 5706 518,957 59,741 2 4 1815 6440 709,849 - 76,915 8 8 1816 8888 774,343 92,646 10 9 ...

... LONDON, JANUARY S. WwIDSOR CAMTLE, JAN. 1, 1820-His majestfs disorder has undergone no sensible alteration. His Majesty's bodily health has pitakeu of sonme of the infinnities of age, butihas been generally good 'during the last month. The state of the-country, as reflec~ted' by the operations, of this metropolis, whether as regards the money smarket or the affairs of enos1uecve, sliews an ...

... TV wrM. COBBETT AND SIR FRANCIS BURDETT. I I In our last, it was slightly oaf ntioned that an ufisucccvsfiul at, tempt to reconcile .Cobhett ,nd Sir F. Burdett had been made, and that it had failed. This is rather surprizing, as they had before coa- lesced under circumstances of equal dggravation. When Cobbett was a loyal writer, he ofcourse battered at Sir F. with the utmost force of his ...

... 1 .TO TiHE RADICAL RE0RMERS. I VT Frteikik AN t. Fr9LLoW CouNTravmssar,-Our good fiiend the Edjur of rhe rlie rant. wns prevented. he tells us. by more im- portart rmlte'r b'ro- giving you an opportunity of thanking an Ohlt Brother Iiadicnt for his advice, communicated in two former lett-sr tVi' .ine ot' November 8th, the other of November 2D. We are all d' tat indeert. obliged to him for his ...