... 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 ...

... L? ? -t? ?? 1, . i? I ?? -. ?? . I ' i IE ZTERV. .- v, , I . I WEDNESDAY,. I2tiv 7s 1823. Oo itund iy, fniorning. at ,Zsrmotnth, tbe Lady of Charles GiffarJ, Esq. of a daughter. O unI'hhtrsday, ?? ?? V dy of ?? Br~donll Esq of ?? anid'elr. .. - ARR;IED,. ; ?? On Thursday last, at ;: 'a ?? Lbodon, Mr. Sam., Haitaison, to MisN ?? ?? gtou, younget 'dalgbhter'of Mr.'Norrgn, ot tbi city | On the ...

... IVIONDAX, MAy 5, 1S25. fFIE ri BERI V ijt? rI;r? I'll [?.SS IS THL [?AII SIiIUM OF All. TIlE ,rIVlLF?JLIIICALANU RELIGIORS [lIGHTS OF AN ?yGLISlL&1AN Jaot its. I STATE OFIRELAND; Ireland, poor ill-'a~ted Ireland I scarcely escaped from the miseries of actual starvation, seems to he now doomed to ?? to pvhihit to tlw wvoddx, an moiaicholy but signal proof of the mischievousfless of laws, at one ...

... Of8 t Rt I aitS ion, May17. -o{f SA4 TURt {}X Y. Jlaey 17. 7-'m iiug liam uotniadted the Rev. Reginald fHeber. D-D.- to the Bishopric of Calctitta, void by the death of Dr. Tiaomnat Flausiaw Middleton. .BANrKRup.rs--john ThotnponO anxi Wmn. Walker, of WoiverhaImprn. drapers.-Thnes. Lidbetter, of Sou Lhwick, ,&jscx. Corsi and coalmerchant .1,.dward Todd. of Liver- pto~w, ?? Svkci, of Balh: ...

... ,7L-. - - - - - - - == CIR IID-103Aev at, cl btir'nal) a* ?? LONDON, PRIDAY, WAr 25. ?? Med 17.-Another Tlsealrical Riiot occurred l:1A. nlseht, of rathcer an alarining kind1 A~variety oif ulls ot'a se ditions and treasonable kind, having been made fromt tha enilerl depersnsclled three bheers for Sheriff Thorpe, wshen the riot comminenced first in the pita anI mifterwards it exctended itself ...

... MISCELLA NEO) US INTE&LIIGENCE. I'Fl'n KrN.*.-It is with the greatest satisfaction we have to announce tho followinv very favourable Bulletin respecting tle state of His iajesivy ont Friday.. CarIton Palace, May 16, 1823, l l clock A' Ml . 'The King is fiece from fever to-day. His Majesty is coialescent. ' H. HAIFORD, ^ 4si ?? J. TiElRNEBY. We ?? great pleasure in being able to say, tile ...

... JOSTSCRIPTo 'AVIItRSDAY's POST. WNDON, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1823. UOIS111 Or LORDS. ONIDAY, -May 26.1-T bis morning their Lords Mt]L ships met soon after ten o'clock, when Mr. Cldrk Wads heard out for the tespondent, and Mr. Walren in reply for the appellant, in the Appeal of Sir James Duff V. the Rvili of Fife, and the further heating was postponed to Wednesday next. The Report of' the Ireland ...

... VXE('UTION A'I' MON?MOUTH. 7o f., ?? 1eg1 of T/we Bris 'ol Mlerctc,ty. .Str,-3ti;i i:lr W itneisid( the cetei titlui ot the pent tinfolt ti,.co: ilanit d Jitnes, at ti oiimonh, ont MWetneeda>y ia~t, i tend *ont the tiillovvin~ pr 1ticullars whilch yat tinyt dcpcic ill a-~ ?? I r e gret y c(cetliiylX thi t nlhihtlll ?? thle trutnh tin.. appearedl in any of 11w' ~thttptes fhit ?? e tbeen ti icc ...

... I'liursday, Friday, 8? Salurday's Post. PARIS PAPEItS. TEL EGRA P:1-IC J)ESP.l S TCl. lARIS, Xay8.-T'he head-qiuarters were removed li to Miranda on the 5th; the population for several places had repaired thither, and thowed the greatest satisfaction. The 4th Corps entered Girona on the 2d. where it was expected'with impatience, and was recei% ed with the most lively enthusiasm. A traveller ...

... THURSDAY's POST. LONDON, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1823. LETrE Rl3 wvvas received yesterday from the f ueig hotirbood of St. Sebastian. dated the 9th 1tigtant. 'T'lie F1rench having found it necessary to give further protection to the eonmunications along the great road from lr-ir to Vittoria, had, for that pixrposo Withdrawn part of the force employed in the blockade of St. Sebastian. On the nigbt of ...

... . . -ar .Q.A.ETER? WEDNESDAY, MMAY 14, 1823. BIRTH. On Moinday s9'nnight, at ClifXL, the Lady of Lietl..-General Dilkes, of a daughter. WMARRISOD. This morning. at Alphington, Mr. Geo. Maunder, of this city, merehant, to Miss leanley, daughter of the late Benjarnlu Meanley, Esq. At Filleigh.by tbe Htn. and Rev. Jobn Fortesene. Air. usgh Gonld, a respectable farnier of Cbittlehampton, aged 7( ...