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... RESPECTING THE ADDRESS TO THiR QUEEN FROM THE HUNDRED OF LACKFOIID. 'To Sir W. Rowley, Ldrt, and T. S. Gooch, Esq. December 12,1820. Gentlenen--We have the honour to acquaintyou that an Ad- dresstf Congratulation to the Queen's Mlost Excellent Mlajesty basbeen signed by about 600 respectable inhabitants of the Hun- dred of L.ackford. Upon their parts we have to request that you, as the ...
... T 9 CIR - ?? rt ?? TnzM~l letter byd ,Sterdent , which-6harges ?? that the fll o ?? orfii.o 'tle w ord osze'inste~d of 'iwo- in the acn'sectond scinand by the insertion of. the wvords ?? 00 ei~in~adi of ?? Ash; ermisn the hen secui, by's eris6iitl4 2 drawing the attention of thle House to the e~ect o f~uch Altelation. This ii a grave 'charge,: anid ought tot'be answered; Lord. Auckland, ...
... - .NATIONAL DkbT.. Cr: BohriERITOi'R QF Tisz; Mi ISCO G CHRONICLE. .; Your -Correspondent s Rectius, in noticing my ketti in your alruable and independent Journal of the 6ilsuti'lt. (proposing the' reduction of the National 'ebt; 'n twelve months, at the present price of Stocks; &:'iefuhding the ?? at three per cent. interest; mak- Aig the transfer of the new and then only Stock (1001. Stock ...
... THI HISTORY OF SPAIN FROM THE EARLIEST AGES, TO THE RETURN bF FERDINAND VIll. IN 1S14. BY FRANCES THURTLE (NOW DIRS. -JAMIESON). _ At a time when the attention of Europe is so. Anxiously fixed on Spain, which more liberal institute. tionsg'will spon probably elevate to the high station it once held in ?? union, any work, containing l Within azi'oderate compass, an account of all that is known ...
... To Favor. N60N[NG , ?? ! * Unnecessary. concealment. .es invo lentayupsspi- -kIb. L Co'bcur inthe propriety'- of: the remarks made :y yo orrrbpondent y esterday tqptnie. Mp, anclos t ly *Subject of the.yrerious:da lof end the fii3rt-afflit adting siejide- of . hi s u ufortunlate --niee ,- -nd n trist that s ome public mean s w vill forthwit h be' .Iaken to aker omferret fro is hiding-hole, the ...
... ON THE DUTY OF THE-RGY f4 TO BQET'ILT A o DO i8HEI OWN S& Extract fronm a Sermon lately pri~thed by the Rev. Dr. Rudge:- The clergy strangely mistake their proper business and character, whenever they interfere in the politics of this world, and in the business of the State. Whatever be the subject that occupies and agitates the public mind -whatever be the degree to which the inflammation ...
... THE MORNING VHRONICLLE. L C N D 0 1T: SttEfRDAY, JANUAZrY 2, 1 el. A better test could not be afforded of the strength of tl e fet'-ng'against Ministers througho ut the country, than the phenomenon now observed, for the first time, in swhat are ridiculously enough called the County Meetings of Scotlatd. Duriing the whole period of the American war, even when Ministers, no longer able to stemi ...
... T6 THE EDITOR OF TI1E MlORNING CHRONICLE. Without taking inp your valuable room with remark- ;wgOn'the: liberal observations on the subject bf the, National Debt, which have appeared in your Paper, liken the sending cf my first letter, and its insertion, I shall proceed to give, as shortly as possible, the plan Wifich I judge would, in the present circumstances, be dle most equitable, ...
... E bn iqnday that the ?? the fouse-1 less had beeR opeined for tte eshelter of hii6se who had not the; .meass of procuring a lodging, few resented therfiselves for, ad-l . mission 'at thile Wprkice.' On' ueida'y, 'ioweeiVer, -placardsi an'3hnour.clng tlstt ihe. Itsitiition: ha* c6mniteried-Operations, wereposted up inivariouspart ofcthe .Metropolis,'and in.the evening 60 wr eched iv'idiiais; ...
... . PA~R1SE O F -LA &TIRE 'Pth A bublic Xeeitng f: eke Isihabitants of this Parish was held yesterday, in the ?? Room, at the Horns -Ti- vern, Keonisgton, for the purpose; as d RteqRisitnidon to thg Chschwar dens stated, of presenting an Address tuher 1Maisty Songratulating her on the faihlre of tielate Conspiracyagainstier; and asn Address to the King, praying bins tos dismiss fromhis councils ...
... 7XTCAOT OF A LETTER' ROD1 FIFESHIRE. With the aid of good management, we have at last contrived to get up a Loyal Address in this populous County. The agents of Ministers had for some time busied themselves in ascertaining positively how far they might, on the present emergency, trust to their long-tried adherents. Such precaution was by no means unnecessary. So strong and divided was the ...
... To mfDITOR or N. 0EORNN0Yo CHRONICLE.. tA Practical Vainmek says. jn.your'Paper, that lower-: ing rents would be of no use to tie farmer, because an al acre oland that is let at a pound, produces on an averagettwenty bushels of wheat, aHd, if instead of ten l shillings a bushel,, the farmer can only get (s. 6d. 1hea' will lose 31. 10s. three times and a half as much as the s rent, an acre. But ...