... MONMOUTHSHOEM& &c. On Thursday last a Meeting was held in Newport, to consider the best means of alording temporary relief to the Poor, who have been thrown out of emuploynent by the severity of the weather, when upwards of eighty pounds were iisimediatelysukscribed; to which Sit Cb.irles Morgan added lo1, antI ordered an additional g01. to be distributed among the Poor of the adjoining ...

... It is with extreme regret we lay before our readers the following.Bulletins of the state of His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent's health; from the last of which it appears that on Thursday morning His Royal Highness was con- siderably worse, and his danger much increased. '! Woolbrook Cottage, Sidmouth, Jan. 18, eight P. Di. His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent has had some com- fortable ...

... ---- -- --- -.-- -R,- I ? IRA . . I'MOMP 1.? - FROM SATURDAY' 94GIIC)s, ,A.'rI The Prince Reqent hnis jye2 plcI .bnppopiit Mojor- General Sir 1,rijainin D'UAiarn, K. C. B. to brgoverfor of he ishlnul of. A 1tigtsa, iu thle room ot' Maj r-Geoieral Paryisay, doceaved. .v\i' ...

... 'IS -lIi god '.I.L iPt.I L D IA;. it I S' | FA . I IAN -;; E -, S OF THIE IEr SITAIPT10 OP ('ASHI-PAYIEN IS. in ~Rpp~at'ently the most iuisi-nifi.. It? ot 01WRiNS uttprot(lltttiv'e of' hitzhly itaportantt ~ Wh canfbrg thtat the last of thle I~d''t lut his throne Iin consequence of the O.;tittt y ii ~ oft thle. wife of. a Rorman o -r that, inl Model' times, the cQnseque'nces of a rC0 ~' ci ...

... LOXnDOA SATURDAY. JANUARY 22. he ?? of the Iccount at the Stock Ex- iiange Otl Tuesday last produced a trial of strength h7etlwecn bo0th parties, and stratagems were freely tlel ?? 1''d t.o with the view of deceiving each other comcernvin the real state of tile market; aniong .these were fictittous sales, and panchases to a lartge extent, the mnoney having bcen lent in smeuc itistances for the ...

... ON THE FOOD AND DRINK WOR OLD.AGE, [Abstract of a late publication by Dr. Carlislej Wi Mr. Carlisle is of opinion, that most disorders arise ral from the btate of the stomach and its depehdehbices, and bas from the condition of the blood and its vessels. Bleed- dej Ng in advanced age may be neeful, he says, in itany sou ,ases, notwithstanding the prejudices against the prae- are tice. ?? del ...

... vtoar the ?? LONDON. & ,I 'I Of SATURDAY, Jan -22. 1820. T HI1 Prince Regent has been pleased to appoint M ?? Sir 3Benjamin D'Urban, K. C. B. ;to be Governor of the Island or Antigua, in the ?? of Major-General Ramsay, deceased. .. This Gazette also contains loyal addresses from .4-ivering, in Essex, fromn the Knights Tcnplars of' scotlaind. and from the Presbytery of Chanoury. ...

... ATTACK ON TILE DUBLIN COACH. Saturday morning. between the hours of twelve and one o'clock, the coach which left Dublin for this city, at eight o'clock on Friday morning, on reaching within about five miles of Clonmel, was intercepted 1 by a chain of cars across the road, and at the same . time several shots were fired, one of which took effect upon the arm of one of the guards, which was ...

... THJE RED-HEADED BANDITTI OF NORTH WAL ES. (Fromz the Canibro' Briton.)' In the neighbourhood of Dinas Monddy, in Me- riouethshire, there existed. about the middle of the sixteenth century. a numerous horde of robbers, known by the uames of 1 The I'ed-headed Banditti of Mawddvy,'' and The Banditti of the Black WVood. ''llis horde consisted of a great number of roglues and proffigates froni ...

... tP* IWC IP T. THURSD)AY's POST. Troir the LONDV.7 G-AZE TE,) Jan;.25. 'OlRD^'HAraBELAIN h'S OFFiCE, Jan. 25, 1820. RDERS for the Court's going into mourning, 0 on Sunday next the 30th inst. for hislate Uoyal BHighuess the Duke of Kent and Strathern, fourth son of his Majesty, viz.:- 'A'Ije Ladies to wear blace bombazines, plain muslin or long lawn, 6rape hoods, sbamoy oboes and gloves, and ...

... The House Committee feeling anxious to discharge their duty to the Public, and equally desirous to pre- vent any abuses in the application of the funds; con- sidering on the one band, that should the number of inmates be considerably increased, danger of infection might be apprehended; and on the other, that the general system of benevolence by which they had been actuated in the discharge of ...

... WONDERFUL STRENGTH AND DEPTH OF m L o P. There is a professional man now resident near Lon- don', who drew from actual memory, in tweuty-two hbours, at two sittings, in the presence of twovwell- known gentlemen, a correct plan of the parish of St. James, wvith parts of the parishes of- Mary-le-bone, St. Anim, and St. Martin; which plan contained every sqtilar(i, street, laite, court, alley, ...