... 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 ...

... | THE exercise of the- duty of etvy citizen to prevent a war, especially awar threateni'ngdread- ful consequences, requires neitller apology or explanation. l*r, Cannin ha's menaced his country with this calamity ever- since he last came into power; and noiv he calculates upon'the aidofa a tremendous power, the aisistance of all the discontented spirits throughout Euiope, that is, tiat the ...

... - ANTAL OGo-E i _ z ~OF 2;-- ^,t o AM CA .T S, HRUBS, S,: AND SEEDS FOR SLE : ?? ?? VO3zrZ* N. B.; 'GnwrinBENE 'w mayl *iant Trees or Seeds 'ill please to apply (either personally or by letter) at Kensington, where my place of residenee is well known, or -at the Office of the Register, No. 183, Fleet-street.-If the ap- plication be made by letter, it would be far-thebestwayto direct thiletter ...

... t ' ( 'Cekilhe saf ct ?? diims, SA c tnite, the history'd te worlh bqars evidence., t s ewr. ig iftba pee btway a't t'eepense of THE pevie;' Whus pilag'e payi the scandaous price oi f he I'econciliatloGn~ $J- ?? Th~~~ F EHOL~~~e ~ ~ D EJICTORS>- : OF WEST-M1N~SJEIR ..*F ENEMIES Ox THE m Fleet St ft1, 24th MHag, 1st IF you had VI been ,present,. yesterday, at the Crown and An., chor Tavern, in ...

... R Bprn-Elnm Gardens, Surrey, 16th August, 1827. PARSONS, You remember, Isuppose, your conduct towards me and the rest of the Reformers; and, I mean- that you shall not forget mine towards you: your breath, or mine, shall cease to warm the body, before I will cease to en- deavour to obtain, as towards you, that which bare justice calls for, and calls aloud for too. Give me, I have said a thou ...

... FOOLS AT. LIVERPOOL. TnFse fools have, I see, had a meeting in their Town-Hall, to propose to erect- a -nonu ment to the memory of Canning. M1r. THOMAS SMITH (no relation of Bott or of the Roman Sensaaor) in a most able speech, exposed the folly and inconsistency of the pro- position. He was seconded by l-Mr. MITCHErL, who gave a very true description of; the rise, pro- gress, and deeds of ...

... DUK OF: YORK. Tax dead can wait or else: X deuce w min it. Several cogne. spon t h ;e ai me ci o- suibfeki Timim eosdrve~ry ev'esn h'tre I tafed of wrtn teal p b ~ivi if& ?? Wi~dekl tnII wllde 4hikyi,; 2~ithjehyEthe ?? ?? E a xisrjw eikiW inute,~nd-totubmi~inilsen-ce; to such loads of insultn frotfij . ?? p~r~4ites of the press. AMERICAN KIDNEY BEANS., ,. sv t-o , J-,sqrtoftA ,, ~qne of hem ...

... - i' - ---X ., I S t . 1 - Wn-rTI! W ILBERFORQ DEAD!. To my. xtter astonishment I. read the. other day, the following words iu a speech ascribed to Dr. LUSKINGTON, and said to. have tbeen spoken on the 14th instant.. The DOCTOR, after telling a long aud tough:story about a Church parson in Jaimaca, who had, by. means of a sermon, set the people to work to nmob. a Metbodist par- son,; ...

... it TO -l tI i l- - : At- ; T f. R I i TO: ROTffERH [THE. MAxY of my- numerous and varioua adseutues have. badge niuses enough to celebrate them in prose; but, as far asican re- collect, yrip t R h so circumstantially detailed by mein a lateRegister, Whent Iwasvin an account of ray vavn endeavour to, become propinetor of, some, of BOLUS CAiAIwNao cheap wheat, this, trip to Retherhithe is, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...