... 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 ...

... LONDON, WBDNBSD~jk, D~lCrMRBER 7, 1B20. ETzso OF Tar5 FoREIGNJTA E.ti understoiodtha-t a Treaty is Actually intiegocillitionfOrII a commercial intercourse With Race ulpon tern5s whc an alone muale it beneficial to boil) ?? -tos f reciprocity. it l4 sisid t4 be in, contemnplat- ilion to reduce the import duties, on Certain culkae- rated artidles, from 75. tlo5 Of~ cent. ad vat oient; a, rate ...

... LONDON, i1 TRr Patris Joilmals of1 Timuisday amt ri- last are rin sed. (of he 'hAitllie II Theutli10 1~4itt ti~ ~fe f tu ixl'lh ?? i l Ifoy pi upo-l~y ~ie tedii todosooydtomdiof tl't'isto OUS to ifli 1'ile of ~tace oe ilell crdef tit' p11111t ?? [t ict prolnu ?? vtii l tir il0fa 111111Il ll ebilklflittlltng arOOO io, IN, i. ;wdi ,i ati It'll-Ii jj ?? Ile ScCL-TIPiiiw of s1010, and~ di. La ill ...

... SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. a ITTIFTEALIt Dcc. 27. 1820. eV T HE Lord Cihancellor has 'sprntd o Andrew ,Hay, of Fordin-bridge, in thfe t County of HIlanis, Gent, tol'ie a, Master Ex. ell traoirdinary in the Iligh Court of Chancery. WAR-Ori'Ucr, Dec. 12%] KM3u Finsl-Brevet Major dil T. Sunintertifrd to be 112.jar, wrnthout purchase, aticc Napper deceased. CornwaIt YtiosrasrylCiarSri Richrd Vstyn ...

... TIIANKS TO THE PEERS OF SUSSEX, 'J'hc A Atltess of the hhllabitonts of the Ciily of Vi esiester to the ?? cottected with ?? County Of Ft~ex, ivsho voted a zgao at tile Itill of Paiin lot1 Penalties, willi tils e AAosivrs- r of fh Noblemen. *;We, tW e tbdersigned i ?? (if toe City hndi Subttrbs of Chichesar, etetwining tilhe deepest seise if ttcitmlet t attd venerttioln for tlit admirable sys- ...

... .vodyJ's & TWes( I's Post1s.I V 7;:i - 1% Thi' Drc. 13. ?? T be ii Ut dtnt:udo and Gc.ncvlils . I iid 4 t. NIure, :vecivod v - I I ?? qu Marid d alibtem 1' t.'i ice. Thir ?? eit i luirlluld to) tie lilttl ?? Ibey l - ?? I ...

... THE MORNING- WcRONICLE. L 0 N D 0 N: MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1621. The Courier of Saturday last contains an extract of a recent letter from Naples, which the Editor states he knows to be fiom a distinguished Member of the Bri- tish Senate. This :British Senator gives a very favourable account of the Parliament of Naples. I go frequently, he says, to its debates, and see great display of talent ...

... SECOND LETTEU: ON AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS IN GENRUAL, AND ON IRENTS IN PA liTICTULAA, ; IlN ANSWEll TO rPULO-PATRIA, WIIOSE LETTER APPEAREO IN OUR, PAPER OF WEDNEEDAY, 71iE 20TH INSTANT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MvORNING CHRONICLE. I My first Letter to you will, I trust, convince your a Readers of'the truth of my first jiosition, namely, that c it is' physically impracticable for Landlords to give ...

... (and .S'Llmrti(W' PosIs. I I t vos if 33gON'(- th1C rel 0 5 0 O\ISt ;1If CICt(li t ii; ?? Ot 1 w i g 'ti HIl AYll(rltof lJl''e~iu~i, 'I ho a ?? bolli jin~ IbOA Il uo C';'IL',BLI, (lucre to tter illtu the male (i the Cliheic Cs , - . = , - ...

... LON i) ON. FRIDdY. DECCVDIEI' 29. 1820. ?? Of ?? 'dllSilby ii i I11i flth Ni lhi' tat Ite Liiv oalcin't li' S tjilt - divi ii' t L gitlri, leu iii' I )t l tu' C tallt itis l ' tilt fil' le 'tiSI til, ~ th it ( ?? ptiiti ru i s 'ip thei Tietrticl iiitihitl' a I alelt tie 0Ill' rlthI Shi p ~ Friayali! 1111 day ~i I tit uldeptirtsifv o. li ' t(t 111 AlttiiytIb l Vand 1)ltti'. btil I.lIt ot'u e ...

... .11 1, II., - . ?? - .? I.. ?? 11 ?0. ?? bt F fuersal of' §aOsitaon ?? -~Wt~ hii i~$j ?? ur ii t at~orequest. the ~ ~kid Inhablcan~of this County' to, at- ?? GREd LATN _~~~b~&to;ntT hll4opts on WeUndeJstani;dtt tgock* kocoppialer of the >)i yto beten W xsequeice o tbe e niraordinary ita, d.-of thet Sheeis and dor.be other pufpo specified inu , * ?? tablye~ siged 1l'r Eis uo pmt hiof thedi i'ex ...

... For ile MORN l.iG CHJiCU' . X. ?? .. k.. J The Misterial Prinii have talked with much- Coo- Adence- of the stigiiia fixed uppn her jesty by thY udgmnent ' of thie -?eers on her case; hut with so little shiowv of reason' do they seem to us to do 49,,ihat weedo not hesitate to allege the record of their Lordships' opi- nions as the strongest evidence of her Majesty's ino- cegqce, and of the ...