... Just ?? 2 vle fitr., with Portrait, &c., Litrtsil C naa stivrore ia of the ItIG1_ HON.1 HENRY GRIATTAN. By, hlq Son, HENRY GRATTAN. Elq, M.P. Henry Colbuirn, pulse,13 ra arlboroltigh-sttretl. Ordea received by all Boeksellers. Now ready at all the libraries ...

... and August 16, at twelve, at the Clarendon-ronrns, Liverpool Meosrs. John and Williano Lowe, sr-llciiors, TPetplo, London ;atnd anod Meesrs. Leigh and Sanders, solicitors, Liverpool. JOHN FRASER, of Liverpool, commission agent, July 17 and Auguiot 16,at ...

... RailioshLtell, Ee1I., MI.P. Sir Janses Oflullhir Georgo Itenlnie. JIll., lII ribs. Grimsiditch, Eall,, H.P. John lSiie..eil,REsq. Ma:rk GamblerREsq. John T'aylor, Es9q. nobhn Harvey, Nit. A. .1. 1VJl~y. Rsq. Titones Ilaswkes, Eso., M.P. R. Walker.REsq.. MIP ...

... KIREXEMUIR RIOTS. - On ridafy, before tire high Conurt i f.iigJteiciatrY, Edinb'rrgir, Alexatader Firldioay, Timoroas Watt, John flr1ttrioy, James Ilondersoui, James Barrie, weavers, hole An.r Knirmacke, were clarged wil I two cuace of mobbingv atla rioliug ...

... oC Lords, tretd humtnbly submtitited to tire P.erriorsa ftwl early Attention Cl hottt Lords arnd Commontrs. Bly JOHN BO WEN. Lorrdos John Halvtsred atid Sort, 187, I'icradAilly ; aroi George Asrbrey, Brideewater. Jutst rI: -hiisiied. i' -icc bs, OVErd ...

... One Million. DIReaTQona. MATTHEW HARRIS01N Esq. Chirmarnii. JOHN HAMPDEN GLEDSTANE9, Eeq., Doputy Chairman. Thomas Starling Beeson, Esq. JonHcs tsq Frederick Burmaester, Esq. I mrs ?? John Catvert Clarke, Esq. iChreRsel.e. Frederick Dawes Danvers. e ...

... debire to tyrlmnizi that could beimagiacd ; give it arm obsequious Homme ohtjnuimons and a ?? House ol'Lordsi, corrupt and ready on aill ocea- sions to overstep the bounds, of the pebplu'is freedom; and I arms ready fearlussly to appeal from the King's Court ...

... whichl we really believe to be greater than the real want. There are those who affect a virtae, if they have it not; Lord JOHN RUSSELL, reverses the pre- cept, and affects a preference of the conduct of Par- liament to the claims of the people, which ...

... paper of the 12th inst. has just come into my possession, giving publication to a letter from an Individual of the name of John J3rent, of Canterbury, imputing to six officers of the 11th Light Dragoons an ulleged outrage upon him on the 5th of lest ...

... submit to Lord CARDIGAN, that there is all the difference in the world between telling men they are blackguards before their conduct shows that they men tedl that appellation, and after its justice is placed beyond all doubt. Let Lord CARDIGAN make the case ...

... Frederick Pratt Barlow, RESQ. Thoumas Edward Flelhtler REq T)Irerarra John Biregoyne Re. HnimnEwr lh~q PUlYeaCtAN--Chiarle J.RbrsM.D., 01, New Bridge-atreet, Rllackfriara. SvacnnrEo-John Siveatinanr, REsq., 05, hlerners-atreet. SOLIaCcTRo-Mr. Thamlas IturKlenyns ...

... 100 men had lauded from a schooner (supposed -to-be from the American shore), a little below Cobourg. >They wore heavily . armed, and had laid a plot to idutdot'MeVIS Boulten, R. Henry, and te rob the bank. SThe men of Cebourg marched out against the ...