... iA? ? i , , 1 ITT - ?? rl 11, 11 I D~innesr, h#~ dhe idependvtia flurpsi'g,-t'. i' ~ ilml ,tt'iih /i Thowassa Ssrisierson, Esq. -The6 jstibl l~,iehd attit~iiion paisi lii the shove gentleman in thle bur5'esses ?? 13we nlih, lit ?? SCA at Wonastow, l'esemble niore the koidsse~sof a fiathetr to his nearest relatives, than the orli nay civility' shown on such an A ocCasion. A~nhi'atbe wi'th equal ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ' . 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 ...

... 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 ...

... .rITFSP;EL LA NEO US INTIj4 . U,[GENCE. WINDSOR. Nov. 14.-,rhis day being tine his llajesty to k all airilnw on horseblack iu Wimlsor Great Park. T he Kilz Conltizlic in tile etijuvinelnt tf exeelllt health. Th'lle Earl of Fife lelt the Castle this dav Cfot LolwltI.-We undtr- Stand that his Alljestyintends to l;e-ih Lotition iu the course Of a week, and that previous to his departure for ...

... I 11 tI~iRD'.FliT')toY, di F1, , ?? . .-A flftl;, voliiumedof D r.I. ladry of Eug- It J- s appeaied,2 *1iss jonao Workr, ?? dngely ove4lcobled byouui 600 most p3opular rtvie~s, has received . pt a more sure p edge:,-ot public. 4pprobatioyl. A ?? ris editiori in octavo;?s LtOiSppear in a few 4ays. . gr The author is a.Rsfles s1iiatholic- Clergytanllat in that -w charac.ter-h~s had access to the ...

... ampammenve Yl IPTo 'POSTSCIC, THURSDAY's POST. LONDON., TUESDAY, Dec. 16, 1823. HE French Papers which arrived yesterday, though T nearly filled with descriptions of the varions fetes Xgiven tocelebrate theitrlumphis of the Duked'Angouleme and the pacificatioi of the Peninsula, contain mauy articles which prove that the state of Spain is one of 4-itation aud d'to of peace, and that alarm is ...

... To, the ED['roa ef the E;XEFEn FLYING-POST. NJii. EDITOIR, 1 huve delayed replying to No Percsectifor's letter o ?? 1st of Xpvemnber, that. I might see whether any Ihing would he inserted itn the JiVe.tern Luminary of lhe I Ith, which would require an.answer: butsjince.1Mr. Flindell has thought proper al)rillptly to close the subject in his paper, I shall only flave oocasiol to trouble you ...

... ?w .1i?I?t? of rnonbap to ? F3Et(AI TUESDAY'S LONDON GA~ .l ;. 'rJr.t Do~icr-road,. South wnrk, breel~ra.Slf C. l;-c ;, t l ti hi e, ?? . Sol ul.\lui Mir. Kig t 1.. 1'horintlIhi, H ?? KiiOflUO~ ?? l int!, Scttritxwf ?? .TV)E!Si;DAY, MARCIt 1 PIv.s F.lt:inrtb, I.-Tit ?? of thepeo. pie al it t Ienntih hecn scefl ati hleard-and mtay be fclt E(;n~er even thtan titc nest sangl uine friendis of ...

... XMRECT ANb INDIRECT TAXATiON. To0 Ike 7ditor o~f 77w Bristol Met'crC71y Siri-The financial exposc' of the nevv Chancellor of the Lxciluqucr affords matter ol grave ?? to the political economist; arnl, as the sub~jeet is very inateresting to most of your teaders, I vvill endeavour to direct some share of their attention to it. Althoughl many profo~und and enlightened mlinds h1ave bcen occupiedl ...