... To the Eiltors qt' 277e Bristol uercury. Great sikill litre thiev ili antatmt.t-, alilt more T o ?? rican twiay the goull tiltee toueli, Colnvey hig snoirthic-s dross tiU, its place. CoWPe.r, SIRS,-The l .re hldi out to I lie Maiaagers and Proprietors of Saviiig.Bauiks, by what is called the issite ot Itelentiures by the Commissioners far lit it.dkitn of tile PuIlilic Debt ' in , farour of ...

... MON DAYIOI , JAS. 3, IS. 1111 tli inl OF I! rni's IS rHI: P.ktl..%vlml-n M, ^1.l. Elk;i CfIVII, POlI.FICAL, AN D ItI 1lll(IS RI111 IS (Ol . N l NIALIHIAX. JJr, 11111. It seeis to be at leii-th admitted. on all hands, that tle sufferings of the Labouring-Poor, whether MaoItni'iug or Agricultural, arise either ont of their inablility to pro- cure work, or to earn wates equni to the maintenance ...

... tatk -hi of -blIm-bal at__ --G 'o'er o' ft 0 1)urtgal agei J§Et't]. LOQNDON, FRIDAY, December 1,. 'r't+-N~ewll ?? Rill, tocether with the Blhlpllcmous ill ?? tiOlt; UfibJs Bill, ilialV ?? the o' :I .A ?? il ( liii~tso, 'l thi Eltouscs hlve adn jon mld 0 t! m'ie. 'I'lIese are the last of the series ol' rliti ?? l rciS r pri %cd 11 the MinisterS, loP tile 0lzrp(sc (if weelillt tile ?? ?? 01' ...

... MONNMOUTIFISHItRP, &c. ri IsTroitti C., i:r. Nor1cl S ON u tI (I 01:1,111 a P NO. ST.. Three n ile. froln Chepstow, tonards the Vlack llocl; or New Passage House, onl the il.ontilouthshire side, is; situ- ated St. Pierre, the ancient resillence ofF thc ancient lihmily of Lewis. Tlhc ?? is very old, alld contains no ?? of aly magnitude exceptint ?? elinntice hall. C(harl ls ILewis, Ru- i's it ...

... . PIIOM SATTUIDAY .lI(GlYIT's GAZETTE. A,-e I: I, l I; C't ?? ~ t I, Cr. I. TIII, ?? I:,lIC&N V;I,.z l( 25., :i ?? 11,. rVA Y11 ,d i Ic Bc1et has I cil 'aI;ed to :piti at Major- G eneral Lewia (J-imit to he Governor of tile Baliamia IIslan t! iil the r oom (C Chilorci Camnicron, Esq. resiSttcI. I N VI (1 i-OJcBI, ?? . ,1 -9tl lghlt D)iagoons, Mlttjor T. Wildl- oilatl to be L.ieut. -Cu IC , bv ...

... LONDON, SATURI)AY, January 1. The Gazette de 1ranee of' Monday has tihe following very mysterious paragraph Strsingc ruisoiirs are in circulation at Paris, hut which we puirposwly abstain from mentioning. We are, however, assured, that orders wven issued to place at the disposal of each post of the National Guards 500 ball-cartridges. It is also said that the individual arrested at Amsterdam ...

... IVFALLIHLE RUMLS ?? REDuCING A GREAT'P EMPIRE. To thu Editors of Tile Ti/lMru FSt ?? I contrast IIhe tott anti] turioniitr of those iloti tardly SI)e irts, wsho soullph utieilt perope itt poiser' wiit I anl C tre Ifs, t slipport ?? tevel' nuleasules titty- may deem ni' v'essa ry tit1 I ?? if t le fate of a glinat and hithterto, five petiple, evvs ilt tile tipit it ivi llepttrt'inetit itr~t ...

... The ancient Britons, the Saxons as well as the English, under the Nortmans and the Plantagenets, were an uneducated people. Thle art of printing, invented hi the rciern of Harry the Sixth, by serving to increase the number, and diminish the value, of books, conferred a new character on the subjects of the Tudors and Stuarts; anid foundations of learning were then laid, which have matured under ...

... 'I r1l IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN I.& pi T S ouse of Lords, t TtESib_2, ~Dec. 28.1 On the motion of the b, Bart of Liverpool the Newspiper Stamp Duty Bill wais comrnitted. Having gone throuigh the Commit- tee, the Bill sras reported without amendment6, and la brdered to be read a third time to-morrow. g 'T'he Balkers4 Regulation Bill was also committed, tl reported without amendments, and ordered to ...

... Froul the LONDON GALE TTE, Of SATURDAY., January 1, 1820. HIlS Gazette notifies, that the Prince Regent ' bhas appointed Major-General Lewis Grant, Go- ?? 'nor of the Bahama Islandi ; a!1d Dr. It. Grahatn, li-gins P'rofessor of Botany in thu University of Ediu- bu'rgh ; and that he has approved of the flauk com- iazies of the 25th regiment being perniitted to bear nn ?? apdointrnents, the word ...

... EXE TE R, WEDNE.SDkY, January 5. The Rev. MIr..Precentor Bartlami has institiuted tlle Rev. T'bowas Fisher. Master of Arts, to tne Rleetory of lRoche, otherwise Saint Roehle, in the countv of Cornwall, vacant, by the death of the 11ev. Richard 1Postietnvwaite, and on the ?? of the Ilev. John King, 3!. A. Rector of Bisley, in tile Coulntv of Surrey the Rev . Charles Simeon, M. A. Fellowv of Kim ...

... THU 5_4)'A 'sPOST. tONTDON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1820. ETTERS have been roceived from the Cape of Good Hope of 30tl October. Lord H. Somerset Ilp to that date was still engaged treating, it was re- ported, with the Caffre Chiefs for the cession of a large portion of their territory. The late military operations having terminated in the total discomfiture and 'dispersion of the seavages, had had ...