... C. CI'diff Places Cwilmellm~l ott We i11e'. li, II-i am inoat'numerouisly and fashlionablv attendedC. 'Ili, sntart so I he0 1st antd _)dday %~ax verny excellenft, end therew W Itevr prb bility of its cli~tinuitng to the 3dt There 'tore no less that Ii) qrst-rate horses enter4-d-for. the difibrefit StUloih, -&r. aid better ruhniing has slt been known for some years. Thorit w-ere four ...

... MONDAY, D; MC1L'n 8, IS23. r H 1,L :Lt r OF 'I Il E l'l SI'i S II I If r: PA. LAILI Ii . A l. iL 11 -,VIILLOlI rICAl,.AN I) iItiI Jl ItIh LALILliS OP A! ~ ENI ,IiIII 'iA The Royal pctticoat--maker of Spain, whose chir icttr (p roved by foruser deeds Wn d act) uonic but a Holy Al linne !. zealot could have unduly estimated, is again at his ol(d tricks; and if these were merely to denotefi)//, ...

... IRIUP'PNGILLiM'S BW RE.U I - THE HARMONYOF THE SCAL9. jrisW o nlistzlfiou.-~Mr. RippnHesP~i~o h Cross-examination of a W%.itness ha en eoe nor a tuuc more conveeneii~ part of the builig n 5f o be seen gaitusy, in the room Vwhich hahterobntu cmm~itteeL ngroom; lhe has added another picturet t h tlfc fwihi r.a ,musical allegoro natmt oproiyh tronly Of the tct Scale; for this ...

... 'Wc have been requested to insert the following letter from Tl Beritish Press. Mlr. Editor',-Tt is somewhat corions to find a class of persons, uihoni), by the shrewd instinct ot natulre, 'as well as thle earliest lessons of experience, wte are all inclined to avojil, erecting themselves into an *nsurance Society, and taking sweet counsel togethler, how they shall best prVo- vide for ...

... ,. , I . , - t?. po? 'crt tz . . P he LONb15NSATURDAY, FeBRUARY 8. At We received this morning the Paris Papers of tho'day t.before yesterday, and private letters of the saiine date.- y, Each arrival gives additional strength to the opinion that war is inevitable; and that a blow will be struck before many (lays have clapsed, Threse-pliptrs tare cxtreinely important. It is affirmed, that the ...

... . Post of 1 ombap to A mbueap. FROM TUESDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. Foalwt?10Qlce,` Aiaugsts, - ism I is bnnotified by the F~t~ich MinihtewrfoGTForeign ATorir ttb llbtadors And ?? if &hutral Powes, at Phris the French Gvernmnent~lssi hdeelaredte effective blockade X 'htth of Cortntla. 13eANKRUPTCIES SU WBSEDED. 4 Uverqd dtet, Brunswick-square, etainet-maker. G ittans, owe! Sitbstteet ...

... (4 -. , I I - ? I ? E ?? TI. ? I - - 1, 1. I .1. I -I Onl Frib z, pl-l t\il cueierni native, and incorl- fit'''', a ii'h in ?? ?? C7'ti''h~lred'i an] mid n :C C~t'J i: _~t- Wi~ e, oitt 0t I., 'cdo ai ;-10. tO Conl .11 ~ i bst IiO''Oit ls ?? t'8 -rd 'aa: totA,-1' I:;% c~t oiarunin er' v~ t ru I 2vl Iiit ?? ?? tnk renvsocrl'1c. 0f the renr - ctr,.. W ll ?? ii' tillt :10L li ?? fl to e coal,1 ...

... Cip 33#.5tot .4,','-Icrcttr:, P. - MONDAY, A.UaT 25, IS2Z5. fiE LIV1E5Y OF T HE PRLS I1S I tllE PAlFLA()i('N1 ap' ALL THF lVII.,L'ALlTlCAL,A.I) AELIGIOUS ILAISis (IF 'ANL ANLI.SHMAN. THAT the progress of the French army, in its unprin- cipled effort to subdue the liberties of an independent nation, has not kept pace with the expectations of its ambitious projectors may be ?? from their vastly ...

... ' . f - ?? ?? he i g-- 11 Io I> ?? Ni.whiclt arrive I on Tuesd,-h l at IV- altoith reiti I' ntx aea tohat on thle I ;trh anud 1 o;th the l'rc,'ci ?? ?? of Bourck made an atta ek uponI that pIlace. 11iil:' lssctitets by the Au-usta, left Courmna in I llst C. anti lt',conbelu'ently' not ln'euglt accoanlts of the Lint] rese t hut dth, Frco cit h1aditsitu, utp to the time of the Sailing. of thle ...

... POLITICAL PROW'PECTS. AMIDST tile g;loo(I wh1ic1h ?? tile prospecti OF th1e European Continent, whcre despotism, with daily less of disguise, endeavours to deface every trace of Constitu- tional Freedom, and where superstition and fanaticism, are re-crecting their altars stained with the blood of mrliads murdered in the namtle of Goui, it is not onllV consolatory but gratifying to inaik the ...

... Trn {of Endiltr of Tre B> lristol A'ercm'rtfi. Sir,-lHaving beard that a Petitionl to Parliament is preparing for signature ii) Bristol, in favour of' the gradual emancipation of thle slaves in tiur W~est-Indian Colonies, it i's my eartest desire, through the medium of' your valuable paper; tit assist ini directing the attention of my fellow-citizenis towards this important ob- ecet. It is ...

... MONDAY, MAY 19, 1S2?. 1)1. Iii [? PR I?S IS TIlE rA LLAI)lUTA OP ALL T?N AI?tJ I'?LIGIOVS IAIGHTA ? .? ENGLISHMAN JaIlIts. ATThIBUT?S OF DESPOTiSM. 1x] csthimltiflS the value and importance of the claims an ?? of inidividutals, besides wveighing in the .,en~halancetl scales of justice the nnxture of the object soaght to be attained,~ it is next to imnpossible not also to take into ...