... To the Editor of The Bristol lereury. Sia,-Observifg in your Paper of Saturday last' some extracts from Capt. Broughton's letter to Mr. Hall, my attention was arrested by the imposing appearance of it a few axioms, which are well kantw and understood by political economists. It has lately been attempted to exalt Political Economy to the rank and dignity of a science; and, considering that ...

... r:ctierecltzum 3o'urnialf . Anl Daily Com~mercial A7,cidrtis( . lw _ - WIBLN-SATURtDAY, SEPTEMBE'a 1, 1821. | 1~~ _ , We have received hile Packet of Wednesday. .RUSSIA-TU itKiET. L Private Letter from London, written late on Wedsesday evening, contains $tbe following:- An Express has been received this morning from Paris, bringing accounts from that capital to Mon. day.lasa. Byan ...

... h WEDNESDAY-AuGusT °9 n r OUTRAGES A ITCNIGhRT8BIRIDGE. MY LORD-1 consider it my duty to apprise his M'r.j. n sty's Government, throtugh your Lordship, of a violent n outrage of tlne publie peace committed by some individsnk - of the Life Guards at Knigihtsbridge ye terday, nnd ofann Oattemtnt at ?? upon me persoenaly, while in le- exercise of my duty as S herilf of Middlesex, at thie heat of ...

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... Tf-IlE AKINrG. (From the Dublin Parriot of Saturday, August 25 .) T51E VISIT OF HIS M'AJE1.TY TO SLANE. Stine, Friday, eleven at night. Accordingjto your instrtefirinn, this morliring, I took horse at hgiC past one o'elock P. as..; andi, immediately on the depart;Ire. of his. Majesty. abont that hour t'rom Dublin Castle, I foliowedi t the Royal traveilinn carinianes_ on t i.eir route tos e Sne ...

... Dispatches have arrived this day from Constantinople, dated the 31stt ult., which ?? moost important Intelligence. Our last advices from that city were of the 25th, on which day the Divan were assembled li consultation upon the propositions made by Russia. The following is the substance of them, and it cannot be denied that they are conceived in an extremely tnoo derate spirit. They begin by ...

... FPGUt. - or OF tTErA ?? 1t! Pri~ll . , 1.1A -Tow ,,n aodla ?? Ci 5L1 rn t D .. -O !eF HNr ?? ' 1 Twxn lt-l'ri-all RSnLUG! I Town nnd Parh O y lbs1 e Ir ?? Increvae. , e DITTO 'oF BIANFF5(I1r-l.9s21 5s o Motes Fenrra)es . . e Tot al e; Total in 1811 Total Increase , On Tuesrlay J;ss, a private bclnnt, 77rh regirnent, in Stinderlind h tg tj trifling surn, lnapt over one of IQ r which lead from ...

... TO 31ONEY-HO-1ARDERS. WELL, how do you feel now Do you find the gold plenty at the I Maukers l They were very bold and bragging, in, London1 just after the -Old Mother began to pay. They were ready to force gold uipon those who went with. checks. &.They nlow, not ask you whether you will take paper; but, in some cases, actually give you paper without a word, lust in the old style. In short, ...

... We understand r that a notice has been given by Mr. Moggridge, one of the County Magistrates, to the Trea- surer for the County of Monmouth, in consequence of the Order of the Court at the last Quarter Sessions for that County, to the following purport t_ Whereas an order was made by a majority of the Justices present at the last Quarter Sessions, held at Usk, for the County of Monmouth, for ...

... TiLE ZuT x's 'E'iM1'S.Ns. PRIVAtTE LETTER. Stadc, Mondqay Aug. So. This morning two English vessels were seen from the Cusfom~hoius;, which is three miles dis- :tant fromn the town,. aoming up the Elbe ;, and a litiie before eight o'clock they cast anchor ncar The mouth ofthe creek (der SciubitegeJhisg) that ruvis into that river from Stade ; they proved to be the Wye, small frigate of 28 guns ...

... GLORY'S, FACTION-. Reader, it is about Egerton -Sdith that I am going to write; but, I offer no apology. 'We have, indeed, the foxes to pursue,-but we must also destroy the vermin, the polecats, the weasels,.and even the rats. This Egerton Smith is the proprietor, I fancy, of a news- paperat Liverpool, which is called the Mercury. Hie is also, a Chair- man-or a Member or somethgin of an ...

... LONDON, AuGUST 28. The last intelligence received from Constan- tinople is of a rather more warlike complexion than the previous advices. The ulliniatuf of the Emperor Alexander would uot, it was thought, he acceded to by tbe Porte. It is now said that the Emperor of Russia exacts- 1st. The evacuation of Mculdavia and Wallachia in favour of Russia. 2dly. Amnesty to the Greeks. 3dy. Free ...