... NOILP QONSENSR . COBBETT'S EXHIBITION Of te sftupid and insolent Pawpiet LORD GRENYILLE. Now, N Ioble .Lord,' we have thee bn the hip. TO1LORD GRENVILtE. On his Pamphlet, entitled, An 'ssay Vi-on btie SUPPOSED tidvantages of a Sin king--Ftd. Kensinptoa, 29th Aptril, 1]82. LORD GaENVILLI I, Tun principle that ought to be our guide in judging statesmen and legisla-- tors, was, in that ...

... Quandil n'y a plus de foin dans le rAtelier, les anes se battent-FaENCH PROVERB. When the hay is all gone out of the CRIB, the asses begin to kick and bite one another. TO THIE READEA-RS OF THE REGISTER. COm-EDm FarM, Surrey, 27th 3lut, 1828. Now, my friends, let us thank God, that it hath pleased Him to soften the heart- of WMlLIAm HuskissoN, 0 and to induce him, at the end of about thirty- ...

... TO THE LIVERYMEN, FREEMEN, AND IN- 'HABITANT HOUSElIOLDERS OF THE CITY OF LONDON. GENTLEMEN, WHEN I Mas elected Auditor of the City Accopnts bv the unanimous voice of the Livery ot London, in Cothmon Mall assembled, on ?? last, I promised to repay the confidence reposed in me by an aettve and. assidun- ous discharge of the inxportannt dtuties at- tached- to the office. However, 1 soon learned ...

... I _. Extraordinary Supplement to the Prussian Slide Gazette. BERLIN, MAY 4.-We have received to-dav from St. Petet'sburgh, the following official documents Manifesto of His Majesly the Emptror. c By the Grace of God, we, Nicholas 1, Emperor and Autocrat of all the Russias, &fC, &c. &c. The treaty of Bucharest, concluded in the year 1812, with the Ottoman Porte, after having been for sixteen ...

... DEDICATIQN TO THE I DTDUKE OF WELLINGTON. MY LORD DUKE, Yor, who are now First Lord of the. Treasury, ought to understand the priu- [ ciples. relating to money, that great in-. strunient in. the carrying on of human affairs;and, as it is my opinion, founded. on various reasons, and particularly on that suggested by your recent speech on thean that you do not under- stand thoa e principles, 1 ...

... -NBLE NOINSENSEj;- CO30TT'S EXHIBrrl4O- Of ikepid and insolent Pamyhiet LORD GRENVILLE. Now, '-oble l.rd;' we have thee on the hip. P AaREOASLY to my intention eo sed -in the- -aIt Register, I 'have piblifshd this in a parnphlet, price Iwvoerfe, or 4ieeni pence a dozen. Tbe pamphlets. nay~be had at Fleet-street, or may be ordyeed there, or from. any of the book- 'sellers in LUndon, to be.sent ...

... s Paper. moneyis strer2g-thin the iegini~g and weakness in the end.-PAiNm. Decline and Fall of the English System of Finance. TO TFlg READERS OF THE REGISTER, On ?? present conduct of this Country, relative ?? and France. Bensingtoru, 21st May, 182b 0 MY FRIENDS, ILoox at the motto; read once more those words of 'wisdom, which I haive so frequently quoted;' and ?? to mind the -many times ...

... -Thebn shall his father an.l mnther lay holaidon-himW. and bring I1im out unto the, elders oE the.Y, aand unto the gate of his place; and they shiall say unto the elders of Ohis City, ibis our son is a gLUTTON and aDRUNKARI. And all the men ofi his ( Uty shall stone Wun with stonbs that-13e aie: .so shalt thbo put evil away from among, you; and all Israel. shall bear and, fea., ...

... ARI$TOCRATICAL, P>kGISIs AN, ARJSTOcRdTIC,4f. PAUPE j$J. I' TO ! TUE RADICAL REFORMERS. Bw&sElgha Farm, Surrey, 15P4 Map, 182 my FRIPwDs, AMoNaswT the other acts of the aristn- cratic race, who have,, for so many. years, been gaped at by the tame Eng-. lish people, while they called themselves our superiors'; while they called themselves, and called one another, Noble Lords, Noble ...

... BURDETT and his crew assemnbled, it seems, oil the 26th, and not on the 28d, (the anniversary, as usual) at the Pu- rity of Election dinner at the Crown and Anchor,'at which, the reporthers say, there were tvw~o hundred persons present, for which two hundred the reader will please to read oe, or per- haps less. 'When 1I was there, lastyear, there were, it was said, nearly five hun- dred. Of ...

... :IR N TO - .SIR HENRY BARNELL. - enuiintlon, 2slt Alf~yl$2B. Sia HENSRY PARNCLL, I mmvz just seen your book on 4PEa-MONEY, BANKING, and Over- r gruding, and as pretty a specimen it is of supreme literary childishness as ever I set eyes on. I have just exhi- bited the NONS;SNSE of one of 'the GRtEAT NOBLES and, next week, I will exhibit, in your production, the NONSENSR of one of the LITTLE ...

... To the Ho~nouArable the Commons of. Great Britain and Ireland in Par- liarinent assembled. The bumble Petition of the Owners and Occupiers, of Land, and of the Mer- chants and Traders within the County of Huutingdon, Siheweth, Thasyour Petitioners are aware, that by an Act of Parliament passed two years ago, the period for the circulation of any promissory notesto Bearer underthe value of Five ...