... . I LONDON, DECEMNBER 17, 1826. Tas public have been startled this week by the appearance of what can hardly be considered as anything but a declaration of war on the part of England against Spain-a measure which is seen at once to be exceedingly important, as the probable commencement of a tremendous contest with other Continental powers. Such is one result of a pacification of Europe ...

... The KEwe certainly intends to pass some time at Brighton this winter. -Herald. - The Duke of Yonit, we are very sorry to say, continues in a state of great bodily suffering ; and, though his physicians ertertain: no appre.. hension of immediate danger, there is little hope that his Royal Highheis will ever be restored to-perfect healtb.--lieraliL We have heard that there is a prospect of a ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. .onday, Dec. 4. CORN LAWS. Lord KING said, thathe had a petition to present against a grievons and scandalous monopoly, that of Corn. The monopolists said, that their object was to procure for the public cheap Corn, and a final settle- meent of the question. The monopolists, however they might ?? themselves, could not now deceive others il the object they really had in view, ...

... TIlE EXAMINER. LONDON, DECEMBFER 2, 1826. THE specific intelligence produced by the foreign arrivals of the week is very meagre; but letters from the East Indies speak of the second payment of the Burmese indemnification, as also of the probability of a commerce throuoh Ava to China,-rather a distant view at present, we apprehend, seeing the additional reason these Burmese hostilities have ...

... THE POITICAL EXAMINER. I Party is the madness of many for the gain of a few.-PoPS.. HINTS ON POLITICAL ECONOMY. [FROM A COR SPONDENT.] Tsr.F appear to me one or two tocoical fallacies or oversights in Mr RICARDO'S definitions and arguments, like what is called putting the lar before the horse, which I will try to point ouL. In first principles, the smallest error may be fatal, and there are ...

... I ~ ~ ' I ?? ! 1 . PntELiC CHARItIEs.-We see a work announced for the new-year,- whioh, if done as it otgigt itt be, will be of the greatest utility as nell ais highly interesting. It is an 1 Aceount of Public Charitirs ' and ri to be popular Dige't of the information cotlained in tie' 13rfolidvoliat1-r of Reports which tile Commnimsioters have published, wiro were appointed' by lbe Crown to ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, Nov. 27, On the motion of Lord Lauderdale, it was ordered, that a return of the prices of wheat, from 1546 to 1826, should be laid before the House. Tuesday, Nov. 28. CORIT LAWS. Lord KING said, he bad several petitions.to present on the Corn Laws; and he was very sorry lie could not follow the recommendation of the learned Earl on the Woolsack, who had stated it to be ...

... NE W S, P A E IR C ITAT. FvlrCci FT.AmsTUS.- in I F23, the number of Liahs in Pavie a noied to 26,8(b 13,462 males, IS.8ii S eales, 17,12 f hoGS *'ere born inl wedlock, 9,751 are natural children ; 1,422 iuill-born children ; 7,173 marriages took place- 23,282 deaths ; 52 died in prison ; 257 were deposited ir thse MiJorgue; 317 persons committed suicide; of these were l 206 males, 111 ...

... I I ?? Party is the maduess of many for the Fain of a fewa.-PorE. FRENCH AND ENGLISH LIBEL LAW. Tits: French Government is about to introduce some improvements into the law of libel, and-not without reason, for it is plain that at pre- sent it lacks the-perfection of our law, to which the enemies of freedom throughout the world now look as to a model. A recent example shows the very defective ...

... LONDON, DcEeMBEsR 9,1?26. TH ERrE is no foreign news of any moment to observe upon. A Russian Proclamation, addressed by General YErHoLoFF to the inhabitants of the province. of Georgia, has reached us from the foreign journals. It of. course assures the worthy persons addressed, that nothing can exceed the perfidy of the Persians and the bonhol.sessie and good faith of the, Russians, and ...

... | TmE Krxa.-A very high paling has lately encircled the whole of the ground on which the ?? Cottage stands, by which passers-by are excluded froma sight of even the smoke that issues from its numberless chimneys. The rides and drives through this beautiful Park, and on the borders of Virginia Water, which were formerly permitted to tile neigh- bouring gentry, are now wholly devoted to the King ...

... THE POLITICAL EXAMINER- Party is the madness of many for the gain of a few.-POS'E. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. As the debating season has commenced, we earnestly recommend all our readers to procure two things almost indispensible to the proper understanding of the discussions and proceedings in Parliament-Mr BENTHAM'S Politico1l Fallacies, and the Appendix to the Black Book. The former will ...