... ?? ?? 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TWS IMORMVqy~UoNIa , We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Sunday last, ftont*hich we give ettracts in another column.- The Chamber of Peers assembled- on Saturday and re- calved the Repowof ?? poirited to pre. Pare adi Address to the ICIoN, the' discusbion of which was fixed for Twsdayk The Deputles had been sum- moued by letters to attend on Monday, it having, been ascertaiied that 225 ...

... lIOGRAPUY . oflE..LA1$ g1AJrSTY. * ~TO WDl.ll VIZAMID, ESQ, There Is an1 old adage, that 'i they who live in glalisliunse.; Ishould never thrw stonies. 'The. applicability ofsucit n sentit-S wpent will. I ch~iik, be perceived after the perusal of the follo~w- 2lv ls~oberattt an documtlents, It~ is a novel pruceeditig, arid allow mee to say, it is as impro..a erras t i noelto attack any bunk ...

... AMEICAV PAPERS. ' a'ROM Thfl3BAtTfliMost altOttnmG ciTnorOtr.CL .On Saturday last; a drove df Negroes, consistn35g9of alsoutia hundred; men, women, and child~in, passed, through the towu for a southern destination. Fifty-fourmof-the above uit'apj wretches were. sor. by Judge Washiogton; of. AZouni. Verijqtog President of the I lother Colonization Society. -r-dbe tri SACSti rAPER Or OCT. 3.] ...

... cORY biS.H Vo!?i'R EDITOR OF I'ffE, M0ORNVN6 CHINONICLE it s lit, I I have often lamented the extreme ascendancy, in our legiilative bodies', of the' grea t proprietors; the coali- v tion of soi1e of themn, with the Ministers of the Crown', f has reduced us to our'present condition. The security, n not' only of their privileges, but of their' property, has ti required the support of an ...

... I I 1111A44:QUARUVTiP L RV,.IEV X Ve cal a nettle but a nettle, ahd the faults of C6ioib htu folly,' said one whose wvisdomid addres recalled an hisurrec- tionary peopie who had abandoned their homes. .But our. Quar.. terly Reviewers have Improved on the sagacity of' Agrippa, for. while thef declare 4n author to be Boetian prating, Ming, a plagiorists and her vork;fiiidisno oe t~ssn read rme ...

... are POtITICALVEXAMINTER. Parts is tile mnesg Omany Bfr thelt gain tf a few. POPE No. : . PROPOSAL OF A:SUBSCRIPTION FOR: THE GREEWS. S~grt following paper 1s the prod etion of a Greek Gen- t1eman-obe of ?he iriany evidences of tile enflightenmtent and talent of the Modern Greeks. It coontains a moving picture of the wronge artd- tniseries of his countrymen, an eloquent appeal to jnstice and ...

... I LONDON, Nov~soraar Ii. News of Greek successes hag arrived slowly but regu- lhrly for sime time past,-a: fact which At least proves, that the insurrecti'on was no momentary ebullitioff, but the result of the accumnulated wrongs and'sufferings of ages, The Greeks have now. taken Tripolitzaith& capital of the *Iorea, which has produded thea,- it is said, some arms, besides relieving-the ...

... L 0 ND O N: FRZDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1821. In another column will be found a continuation of an article on the'policy of England at the present crisis with respect to Greece. Our Correspondent has in- serted an extract from a letter written by a Gentleman long resident in the Levant, in which all manner of ob- jections are stated to the plan for rendering the Greeks independent, and then proceeds to ...

... oRNANGfiAM. An attempt wae made yesterday by a contemptible set of bigots, to disgrace the ipietropolis with an Orange procession exhibitional, On Sunday morning, three suspicious looking fellows were observed by an inhabit- ant of St. James's-square, withinthe raili:ig, and one of them, who was partially stripped, appeared to be in ki the act of throwing himself into the water to reach the la ...

... .- I Vistr , Nov. 3.-After a delaiof seieral days, thepostlfrkmni- Constqnqin+lie, with the. letters ef the ]Odh of Octobert, hap arrivea,and theintelligence it brings is'in eyery respect agreable to the. fripaids of .peace. The..6ranqiiljity of the capital iaV constantly preserved tbough the assaoe of Asaatic troop6 p thte Mika and: die baii~ie continue 'without interrupitoo.' Tb'e.Jp~es of ...