... - THE IU~lNG F!: Wat, then, reader, ,did vol think, that I had wholl iqat sih of his majesty! He H ae s, deed, very litle noise when he is here; he ovborn t E d aa qt as the mouse anda *fie bgt; he passei over the pavent of Londotaasoft asifhiswheols were padded fo spare ,the.-eres o'7f hi loingndpib3y3ySe, brze hra, letsj thewodie 9sf 1.rau ande ;1riud+I in Ireland, that land of warmth and ...

... TO CARD CMliTOri Or, hi O.!rcir Legeer b the n7-Ir,5 Fm hiers 1eha-ve beanoree mie, i'r print, a -n-oy of your Circular Letter to fthlose Persons who appear ?? oPIe, to you to give your sup- .sort to somne Tneasure or other havin.g in - wew what is called re- I R& to Agpi cu sre. This 5etter tries, 5.indeet continal nothi2ng easier rich or rare ; bht, it caoes firo -cci., who and Whose fat>er ...

... FR RANCIS BURDITT. I -Notwitbstanding the strong temptation held forth in the Blat roftet's Affidavit, in the pathetie appeal of Mr. Scarlett, and in the observation of the Judge on tfic great consso7atioW whicb 'the. Baaonet muat feel at hating -meant well; notwithstanding bese and. sonme other thng s that -occurred in the court, I did not intend to notice this affair, until I saw it made ...

... ?? ?? i~E ~ > :L S. v ,, F. , ~~'usxs ins been -a Meeting at te London ;TavemIo AO~ev the sRinripto9 for, Sri ROBRT, at iwhi Meetn~g I.JflO a- r#,P !W$Cy been In .thechir. Twlo thingfs 0111 helqpong to this r Hums -is reottdl jto have ,w'1. ?? : ?? -ad- that-the Kliw had -orgJt to 4isxmiss this g:ereal from his servie?. Dne en hardly believe, that Mr. Hum did AY such ,a ?? For i-ff thi e ...

... This gentleman, who signs himself, J. S. asks me, whether I do not think, that, to a person advanced in life, and with 20,000I.-at command, America may not afford as much com- fort, and hope of quiet, is any part of the world2' Alon, with this question should nave come a clear dtriziion of il roea%,.! Sasse which wrLitet- at- taches to the words conjort and quiet. If, by conmfort, he ...

... UNITED PA 1?LIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, March 12. Lord CALTnORtPE presented a Petition from the manufacturers of the towns of Frome and Shepton-Mallett in Somersetshire, complaining of the tax on wool, which, they said, injured the very class it professed to ?? LIVERPOOL asserted that the tax did not injure manufacturers. A short conversation arose-on Lord Blessington's postponing his ...

... UNITED PA LIA~.N I ; -T:1 HOUSE S P toDS. ?? May; 14. GRAMPOW, Z ?? On some question respecting the - The ESarl (of LfAuDn0Aart opposed it that it did ijujstiee by poi -hirgtha tbe 60tie'teduones.' He had heard it said thaifthe peopleies their presest state of suffering, weremost anxious ?? soine im- I prolvemecitl sh oul'd take plae ein shie statc of thd rere.sastation. il ded rnot believe ...

... THtE EXAMINER. LorDoNv, AuGOsT 19. Timr Iris!,, it must be eonfessed, are an extraordinary people. They woild come uoder the head of Mr. BAYZ L]TT'S ' People hih one Idea, but witd tihi, dihllrelitf: the people described in the powerful pages of Table-Talk have only one idea all their lives, while the Irisl elJO) their ruling notion once a year, or once a Month. BAt lately they wyere ...

... So we'll live, And pray, snd siag, and' tell old tales, and laugh At gilded butterflies, and hear poor rogues Talk of Court News; asd we'll talk with them tnoo Who loses anid who wins; wlvos in, who's out And take upon us the mystery of things, As if we were God's Spie. ?? CoRONXxnors MEDAL.-Tbe Motto on1 the Coronaiion Medal of Georgre 11. was, atrtlates per -Pepulas, the WTii r ...

... TIHE EXAMINER. L o~ vnov, JA'.SIAnY -S. LUCKILY for our ow n matters of Parliarietary inleret, there is but one piece of forei.-n news this week Iwhid: calls for any notice. We mean the worse than 21Incl oX ter AIla-sacre which has talien place at Turin. ?? lvoe given tihe particulars from private accounlts, as those in tia Ffrelnch Papers are actually made up onl a principle oi ...

... Party is the 'madness of many for the gain of a few. POPE. No. 711. PERSECUTION-THE CARLILES. 3EPORE we proceed to those general considerations on I Yie sukject of penishments for religiops differences of opiniou, which we thirik it honest and useful to repeat on 'ihe present occasion, we shall say a word or two on the base and heartless abutse ?? forth against the unfortunate objects of ...

... ADDRIE $S. HAtFAX.,-A more cpiiiplet failure than thai &xhiiJted .by tile 3Halifax 'Loyal' Address,' was neier witr'essaedi thle5 memory of n-aj. . This DOt'r reiader's Will recbileat, Js tile documeni which was ?? pased in t~i iagistrates' room, oq thie gh' of lede'i-be',' '-hdrias IJritn, Esq., if the Chair. After three W'eeks spe t I 'YIlvassirpg for nwe.esm ater the us-e of all tvianner ...