... AMERICAN SEEDS Box es. . of these o seeds, made up .agreeab~y to. ?? con-a tained in; the two, preending Rte- gialers,.may be-had-at 183, Fleet-. street, or. by- means of applica. tion by letter; directed to.r. Cob; bezt, at t Fleetstreeti as-.above. I have- to repeat here, what 1 have' said beibre; .naeljv,, tbat-l- iwift sell none of these-boxes after-the 1st day of April; because, if I were ...

... u Be?ke fr eir?tetnpora1iti?s. Speecji of Hern?YW?dx?f? x A ' - TO TA HAMPSHIRE- AARSiM iN * * Q s ; ,; i t F ~~0 .1 Kensinsfar,18Pk Juy, 1827. `;De Yo4 remember* tbaX,'; thv ve ?I8I7, you cam,1 - ft ?? £0 Hugt en carry, at a .cdnntk uiettiig, an eaas- t tb'l Regent and now King, whic aa.l wai intended to glve Coun. Lbnance lo, and even to juitiry, the juist then past, orjassing; 40o sspend- ...

... RUSKNC : ANNa At:Ni, ?. ?? UNDT I BURDETTA¾CaI.' CB'. MY fonmespovdent;& B. may- be well masosoures;th th4 edag'pf Bu!.rdettwitk Canindi&.notes3- cape me. L is o.wa~notherp; hut, the thing .was poetryomp. e wikaout him. Here w i tt 4eAu4lly atj Crit qcttwlay iceding a helping mouth in thatl eatingand drinking out of the public money,' for which he hid eensured this- very man, with whao' ...

... I - i I CAxoT fthink what the devil the, hangers on of the THING can possibly mean by waking all :be: worry tba} they are making about the Duke QffYork. In low -matters, they are as cunning as the- father of-lies himself; but 1 really cannot-:iscoer what they ex ecttoget, or what. they expe-t to :;s latalselfish purpose they expect to-answer;: how they Sup- pose :they shall Ihereby coax the ...

... w d??ripti?u to require, in ord? to- giv s??wceis, the collectwg of ? ? Le ?? LAe? !? ?? , , f W~Nsw w~dMrP ~~o~grp~i~~ber ojy~~f ' ?? ?WArIT, s, M'0 aztdgO .rub~eu 41tol to-level. ?? f 5 ...

... They havenoaw compassed us in our steps. . PSALMS. TO THE READERS OF THE REGISTER. -EI . - - _ . e I S LETTER FROiM HIS MAJESTY TOMa. COUBEMh -Bm-EIM Farm, SUtey, 22d Nov. 127. My FgicNDS, AT the above title, deseriptive *of the subject of this Register, you will rub your eyes, and read and read again. A great many of you indeed will think, tbat as the gold is now again leaving the country, ...

... I' Losrd Lverpil said,¢ ihaat bit :t tee ?? ?? Iac i of the ~ ?? question: hexwas pre d to meet it; arid he Nwoul r odium ~tofrigt~L1~hm £rom he ~ iER IVC FDfTLr fER- pOOL'S Speech .as-reported .in the SCourier: newspaper, ue: the Power-: ?? Bill, on ther;24ih day of Fehruary.,147. ?? :r, TO HEF ER!' PARLAAM ELNTARY REFORMERS .; * ' V4ssdw . 43:\i. .| asY F~lUffOS,,, L0, -ail the -ats of ...

... THE WALTIES. A REGISTER or two back I ex- pressed my intention of asking for information respecting the Srew who are the proprietors, editors, runners, and other wretches engaged in the carrying onof the OizD TImEs newspaper. I mean to give them a grand showing~up;. and this previous information, as the reader will see, is Decessary for the pur- pose. 1. In what state of life was Old ...

... TO WILLIAM, COBBETT, ESQ. On the late Mr. Canning. Math Augst, 1F27. SIR,-If the evils which this man beaped upon his country ceased with: his existence, the indignation which h;tue must feel at his abuse of talent and circumstance, tight cease also; but when we fnd a base and venal press. deck. ing his memory with undeserved enlogium, and thereby endearour- ing to perpetuate that system by ...

... * &n±Ie~ntl ithatkla. C4~NNNG (I,;mention hismnaatle CHA>MP1(N ; -o f th party- a part 7or ewhle) s fe, tothe. utmost, : cX-systen, .. tie ?? . TRICKS: s o he A ei.w i so ba cau case nt in nnelor axiy anL susP y qx-.knujweth jiis'riteerand the asfi hisMArTEWS CIU ?? 0. rg ; I he ftoypee r's1petl,4dri efrt'indag tts9 sh &ir eti''of k 'Q'41l Wibi f S-.safnte e~ct; and thatt hensever thf e ...

... Ad EMfWIATION PROSttY I VAVs ?? Said thilt tA6 system would, in its last stage, taU andasfrousplwitges, cut capft beyund its usual and far b' o its natural strength; jusltas we fee a iat, which, when it is i h , scarcely eter ?? a fout high firom the ground, jurmp a yard er two high when it has got a shot through theheart or through-&he head. Diters are the plongft whbeh the system has taken: ...

... SoME of the newspapers say, and this is a thing that they wvould not be likely to say ir it were not-l true, that the exchanges have begun to turn against this country. This is just what happened in the spring of 1825. It may, -oas it did then, receive a eheel for $ time, but break out again itMaust; and a panic must comes. or, there must be a Bank restriptiom at no distant day. For my parts I ...