... CITY MEETING RESPECTING SlR R. WILSON. The Friends ?? R. Wilson met in. great number.en '1hiirk days at the.Cily uf London Ta~ern-moye thno 200}, it is , slifl vrere actuaily present: and oni i2r. LaAMeoeN b!.eiiiu- cdJilrI lo di, Chair, liC addressed the col paily iii L ji ci utiii ,picitedt. k11id ,1 tl'il forward manner, ?? ihe cheerings of tlle iiedsictice. AmoIJu, etheler rmark, tquelly ...

... THE ''EXAMINER.I LONDON, MAY 20. TarE only piece of foreign news this week worthy of par- ticular notice is an account of the atrocities committed at Naples by the restored Government under the Holy aauspices. People are shot who are found witb arms in their possession, and many have been publicly fogged be- cause they are members of the political Association of the Carbonari 1 Among the ...

... ere variots News is found of love and styife; Of pes enbd war, heialti, sickness, death and ife; Of loss and gaiui, of famine adid of store; Of storms at sea, and travels on thre shore; Of prodigies and portents seen to;lir; 11 Of fires and plagues, and stars with blazing hair of ttirns of fortane, changes in *he Slate; The falls of favourites,-lti'ojects of the Great!'-PoeVE. ...

... NEWSPAP CTVAT$ N, I . [The object of this article is to' en;; events, journals, ma1gazines, and books isiigezpenal, wiih - sional comments as if chatting with tile reader.; It will I up every week expressly for this paper.3) It is an old joke, that we often hear more news fiom 'iftr F at ltme, even of what is passing ansong nerselves. ?? Ger man statenments respecting onlr magnificent Mollar, ...

... The death of Bonaparte has created a very lively ten. sation at Paris, and has affected parties differently accIrd. in to the opinions they entertain. We are overwheltnel with odes, eulogies, histories, &c., though the few last years seem to have exhausted all that can possibly be said respecting that extraordinary man. The Journal, entitled th lilerrozr, states that at the last representation ...

... TFE TAEG., Every inch a King. r TEAT he iR! He l no really it -the, i Rayme.! MTere Chid. rnsr ' ud or thAe, Bolug-l, 4 whos Xinerest- wis,. andust h, ,h Pase.. Ther Clas I 505% been a a Whig Club' begun in Cheshire -with Lord GuosvnseR at its hea& I might here accuse this nobleman of ieoauisteney much more reasonably than I have thus been accused. His lodship is just one year yotuner thdn I ...

... A trial has taken place in the EBxcbequer on an information against the !Defendant for pre- paripg and selling an imiti f coffee. A verdict his bee given for the Crowln, and the penalties amount to 2001. The facts, as they came out on the trial, are these;. that the Vefentant h mnade a prepgtatjion of Rye; which hep 1hd roasted and grot, ad sold under the name of .BNeO fast Powder. Thi, it ...

... BCOUT NEWS.- Tmsz Kin went to Hopovw late in October; ecane bieky way of CaOWS (mithout goiu tg{ Pari,) wout fifteen days ago; cwne into london. :*tX A t;. went. t iB in a s ew d Were re se{torecezv~epnb& ..n .drs frmte rboin Mid the Bfightonr.ptelius, l ?? tlierd JitleEast&; ~ais to Jive i a: erywpritoae manner all acearaice MofjeS i chetengation, ;CSIN C, iet is said is to sbe Governor Gen ...

... PRELIMINARY PART COBBETT'5 PAPER AGAINSTGOLDM TPhis Work e is just plbiisl)ed, price :sUd.g and itdoes, I thinlks Cdearly povV 'tj i-tie as well Ys the 2tecdssity ot gteatly reduc- jog first, aidin thc end, stoppinig alttogether,' the Interest. of the Debt. It cdnsists of Essays writ- ten between 1803 htnd -180, both inctNsive, to which :re subjoined, some notes. Its arguments then were met ...

... TbrnEIiTO]?r mm MORNING CBRONICL&. ?? I . I tsto the liberality which distinguishes your Journal, to repel the ifliberal anid incorrect attack made by.i th oh BU ?? lant, on the vharacter of Mlr. Thomas Moore,, in- a reply to some obsevntions Vhich preceded it in The Times-it ouh MOs be-and I, ad hoped it seas, difficult to d tle calumniator of genius-of a susob wh*be name never can be ...

... LONDON: .PRIDAY, JULY 6, 1821. Yesterday being the one on which the account of the revenue for the quarter from the 5th April ended, we of course look, under the present circumstances of declising income In the coun- try, with great anxiety to the amount of each quarter's Revenue, fearing it must operate materially on every article of taxation, We regret to hear that this quarter's revenue has ...

... Notice ic hereby given that his 'Majesty' will hold a Levec at, Clrhon House on NVednesday, the, 25th fist. at two'o'clock. Notice ls hereby given that his Majesty will hold a Drawing , oom at Buckingham Palace on Thursday, tbe eith Instant, at Awo p'clock, Yesterday the, Lord CsuNcEsioo, the Earl of LivEUPoOL, Viscount SeMbOUTH5, and the Mlarquess of LoNDONDoRIrTj had aU. 'diences of hus ...