... - 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 ...

... TxEz MORN3J, f4URO0C L -o XNO . * m ot iteso w t c o. their sal Ineselts are too generally e aied by the Land- oldier and Armers of thiiis try. In their eager- tes for td exclusion of -ffrign produce, they forget bt ai manufarotung country, y resitng to receive, pnddce, necessnalty limits the We of is manufactures; P ;0 cls of the communit a:o much interested 1 eq increase of the mtnufactu ...

... - . OH e. ! - - I , U ?? , ?? -tOPECY. z; ; * ?? xixrv.-B1OM. Ilk . 0 Prophet of et l: CICERO di Divinatione. Iib. I.-says a gentem qui- denm riidjam video, 8fe.' I know of no country either so polished, so learned, or so rude, barbarous and un- civilised,. as not to allow that some particular persons -are gifted with an insight into futurity, and are en- dowed with a. talent of prediction. ...

... THBE OBPIs; A crazy-pated, *riterc cling hin eifl 'chiCleO Joufftoy,- whose lutubrations on the subject 6f the an- cient and modern Greeks, occupy almost every day. a considerable portion of the Gazett de l~vmnce, seems unfortunately to have got the better both of the leatl- ints 'and the judgment of the Editor of TLe Courtlo. M. Achile de Jouffiroy hates the Greeks, ancient and modern, upon ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SP 01;AENCLAND 3T'TIl-E PISOSENT CRISIS role cyWXTII 1ItSPECT TO0 REECE. tceiuedfr(m the Chronide f Tuesday Iasi.] But supposing England to remain in this state bf a ?? will Russia, enterprising, ambitious, and power- f~ Russia remain quiet all this time, devoid of policy or feelig?- Will the Turk retain his power, or the minds of men, now so fast opening, remain stationary alli this time ? If ...

... s OCt JJ. GES. are anra.u ts o t ?? - posed 4readitlie conaequeoesa 'of their intercerenae so emtensive aud powveifui hflts rhe s vdF hf ati~ittk n .become Ji the .Adiatirbcd.Asti14se ?? ' sety tio re- ooiulce~ts'iglna, andt o aurea ?? dhe con- dateh t :; gr tdit ?? he:a#lit>ou i End!riiybatl ihe' Cnypteseiltr ne' fXiltfQ1 pecd 6Pei wrslin,'rm.Jelbpn wir~terdaipptitty,);CM0 tl 4 ?? ~~ ip.de 60 ...

... R ELA ID M U ?? POST ASSFbIBLY.. -7LRCTlO-XN OF AN A1VDIERUAW. the esetihl ?? rposetof electingI an -Alderman i n Use plac~of~the'lzit Ctsitsriel 'S,'nkey. 'c p 'A few'min ites aftert'hire~ ?? Shes,iffstosk~th Earl Whna message came down from' the Alderrmeer, requin the Commonis, to procee s heection 'of ~,n~Adra n ed isng down theo names of ihd following SiheriffV;?etS whnthyj .ro fryerdd to~ ...

... jtEpORT OF'rTHE INTENDANTS OF THE PUBLIC HiEALITH. AS 'AARSEIsLLFS TO ;HiS BRITANNIC ,MAJESTY'S CONSUL IN THAT PORT., - _ ?? S9a, Marseilles, Oct. 9, 1821. Thse'i~foraigation which our Board ha rendered public, up to ,se present time, has all concurred to. dipel alarm. as to the re- soults of the cases of yellow fever which have appeared at the Buart of Porn6gue. t The new occurences, of which ...

... PAIuJ PAPPASk il4ft. Oe t 1.-~A fettet fromt ftyossise, shited tf~he WibInt -tIves& ?? details f-- *faig the la'st few'dayij flre tr~inst ?? i e thdad~rd zi (toil pnN beh slolppd by the alitho~rltict, Atid * 0Adrddrt Iefteis&~'ottf PaPIgniplcts dated the -la Iffftt~ft, 4fie-YiROW fever to ts14tig dreadfvl ravages In .0Caeaia lafot a §Out remimls at Tnrtos.a all the! 1llhabltant§t have either ...

... 'DISORDAER$ ifZRE $0SQT UTH op ZLUND. Extract of a Private Letter, dated RIathkeale ?? of limerick), Oct. 14:_ -sWe are here in the utrpost constertatioi. Ilr. Going, who has been the Chief of oiir County Limerick Police, has been murdered in the most Shocking manner. He had been removed f,, Lis connmamid within the last week, in consequence of in- eglciency, and replaced by Major Stuart. Mr. ...