... This prevalency of democracy, presents G to the eve of the philosophic observer, strong contrasts of' light und shade. It keeps alive ele enerties of tile people, induces Ii a wholesome jealousy of ele muliig powers, checks the arro- gance ofv senlth, and ...

... WINES, RUM, GIN, and B UATON so ALE; samples may be seen, and the Wines tasted on the mnorn- d ing of sale. And on Wednesday,.January 1 5, will be sold eight valuable WII OSES, two post chaises, one stage coach, harness, geers, 'uS stable utensils, and ...

... drfficult to fit, may have etr, mss to odem (lipoi thle slsortest notice) without ally ad- d.iHi.A qcar~.tity of lens' and Boys' low priced Lnarmb's W,,ol Stokirgs mry be had by poor ?? at prime cost. t hI INTLODUCTION TO KELLY'S BOOK- KEEPING. Tiis Day is ...

... give& rdr the. Chair:-' The King, the Peers, and the People, and may P.rerogatbc, Privilege4 and Freedom, becequally hel sacred and invdolate. '.'he Prince. Regent-and may he ever keep in snind thedeclaration of the Prince of Wales-O'tlhat Governinfnt ...

... the Mercury may be had ice rwo Guineas, half bound; also a few of the a volume or the first and Second Volumes half and together, price four pounds. ADVERTIsEMENTS. n order to evince to our friends in Liverpool and ose in the country who may have Estates ...

... with the horses' heads facing Chsrclr&.street._ Gentlemen's Carrixes only may set down at the Orchestra Door in Wood street, with the'erseis' beads facing Berry street, and may take up ath de same door wih the horset heads facing Hanover. street. LIV ...

... vengeance. If peaci de- sirable- it:may be had. with Bonaparte, as well Is with any ahsdlsitedvereigi'thbt ever reigned or ever ; may ieign hi? Fnce; ' ord conmerce, which is a! . improved by being shared with qthejrltlqos1 may, be as advantageously 'carried ...

... yutoaper let them have the benefit ofyorknwede th a guidance of your wisdotheamlofyu a prudence and virtue, so that order may keep pace h with activity, tranquillity be the companion of energy, and reformationt diffuse around universal r joy. I You, on ...

... chilled - soils,aund isr !Teatlv exsosed situations, there is little doubt of their perfeet ecovery, in a genial spring, which may be reason- te ably espected tosucceed th'eyrexentseve*seaqon, and, vith e tihe blessintg ofa ood blooming time, ancther largewvheat ...

... functions, reserving to himself only the power of granting pardons, the controul of court etiquette and of the stage. This, if it is true, may te considered as an abdication of the royal au- thority. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ WEDNESDAY, June 8. Royal Visitors,-The ...

... the ge. reral line of Copperplate Engraving, specimens of - which may be seen as above. I , S. Yates and G. Howarth, feel confident in assert- t- ing, that the orders with which they may be favour- i. ed, shall be executed with a degree of taste and ele- ...

... Pelzrtd.-Tlse f'olloinga fearation, published b tbe Grand 'uike. Constantine, ma~y be considered a~ I the public expression of-the determintit of the . Emperor Alexander, to keep possession of the king-, dom of Poland by force, sb ould force be necessary ...