... READ tUAMTERS, 18UT90, if AtWaN auv beneaonrte sei l1e! at 8surnmuiu ore, on ,l ursday, the Ist of June, JiSb f Rmaum BuAS *7Khatn, lateuN arclteii of thg ist. Rpssaliabo~f- Rtasghtsr P~n;- tier loswa rai~ nthe foil ghigeV Eniauni Melt Khah, lace Nbgarhee pof the 9StRehs of Rh brr Frontier Horse, charged wltI inider, m kw vliliy and shali clously shsooting to death, with a ball Hipd a pfstit, ...

... E. LONDON, TIRSDAY, JANUARY ii, 1S61. LLoyb's Books yesterday presented the novel spec- tacle of not a single arrival in any of the 6utPfots, though no less than six vessels were reported as having put into Scilly. ' The numbers of rierchantmen beating off the coast, and hitherto prevebted front entering the Channel through adverse winds, must be considerable; no less than three packets from ...

... UST MnG AT DiR{. IA Metlng-hh'b; G~iit' ry, f and c'r6eehcef% I i, In eotj'9 eniere a :e'4lsiiFon s'ighd bsy 'ytsiernis Lift tfghfy r ~esp baody of Nfblehein anid-G'e-tTerlhe'r-'1 lee WFeett ofthis bieetinm te iiiti'nisis silted to be td ;s4 bss mi Majesty at this important crisis `r'fore 'sst sa urpop'e of q iin l him, of their pericasient attielfinbitt to tlo'e' thrMnee, sapd of thetr ...

... TO JOHN BURNE, ESQ. MERRI OW-SQUAuon, DuIa N. DIV DEAM IR WelbecIk-street, London, Jan. 6. From the public prints, and from private sources, I have heard of the Meeting of the Freeholders of the County of Dub- iin, and of their subsequent dispersion by an armed force.- As I percelve a Meeting is to be held on the 11th, to take into con- sideration the Report of a Committee with reference to ...

... ICr~rn tk~ LONDON GAZA'TTE of Jan. 2~- *.ThieaZ±tte contairts Mdresses to the King'from tle Bishop, .r9chdeon, and Clergy, of 'the ount, Palatine of.Durhabm; fr'rothi1Jeaa1&c. of the Collegiate Church'ofSt. Peter's, West. rnitster ; fron thle MayoF, Jurats, and Commonalty. of the Tiievaud Hundred pf Tenteraen; from the. Mhaoisters of the .?rehbytery of Chanonry; from the Provost, Magistrates, ...

... 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 ...

... To Ad EDIT-OIt oR Tg NMORNINO. ofiO,6iL, Otof thine o~v ?? te. in' 'your paper of. this *naornilng'~appears .aletter fromla.- Ma- pi~srare,` cowmentipg on the, case whereiri mr. D)uncan. Camp- belwa h prosecutor, with, the intent icon .of.'proving that, 1~~stra Itcve kde ees ocr oai se; so4 refus to be boun~d' ovesr,' &c. but full of t se orst loigic ever offered as a judicial opinion., ...

... THE MORNING CHBRNICL- L O N D O N: THUSDAY, JANtRAY t8, 1821. We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Sundat last.- The Budget was not preselted1 as expected, to the Chamber of Deputies on Sattda'y, but was to be communicated by the Minister of Finance on Tueadsy. The Chamber' consequently had no public skting On Saturday, the Members merely meeting in their Con. mittees. The KING received ...

... To ,n,,EDINTNOI9o MNIH E'RONrCLE. S S ?? - tor, Jana'4,s821.. S It ls lamentable to perceive that the efforts of Great 13ritain to abolish.the' Slave Trade, are as inefectual as our attempts to discover the interior of Africa. By intelligence from Bonni (on the Western coast of 'r Africa);. we learn, that fromn the 12th of March to Y the elst of July of the past year, no less than 120.sail of ...

... - .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 ...

... L ON D O N: SATURDAY, JANUARY iS, 1821. C The Declaration of the persons who assembled se- cretly at a Tavern, and called themselves 1 the Mer- chants, Bankers, and Traders of London, certainly 1 contains some few names of great respect; but there is I an arrogance in a click assuming.to itself the name of the Merchants of London, which makes their effort to screen Ministers from public ...

... LETTER ADDRESSED TO THE KING BY THE E PROVISIONAL JUNTA OF THE SUPREME GO- VERNMENT OF THE KINGDOM, ESTABLISHED AT OPORTO. f Sita-gOne of the first and principal sentiments which ani- mates the loyal hearts of the Portuguese people, is, beyond doubt, the love they profess to the sacred person of your Ma- t jesty, and the sovereignty of your august house. c If it were necessary to give to your ...