... resided some time in this ?? at Mr. triliasm Grcacicaa, Ctaphan Coonz- orn. The fbllozoing is a litesal coapy. Claphorm, Surry, April 1, 1800. PEAR FATHIER, I sake this opportunity of Right these few lines you I hope find you well as they leave me le. ember ...

... touch s of discuIsiOn, and which must mitelt before pubic a opinion like snow ksfore she sun, coercing an c awakened natiomi, showing a knowledge of their rights in the terms of their petitions; so I confess I canutot hut smile at your terrors. 1 have, indeed ...

... Dwury Lane, is engaged co ,I is Theatre for a FEW NIGHTS ONLY, ;-oillbsa e the honour of makiog isiS first app'arsI ?? ilbS Stage, on MONDAY neixt, June s17, lin Coluau's celebrated Comedy of tbe ab PoOR! GE'NTLEMA V. 'LPiteof Dr. Clhapod ?? by Mr. HARLEY ...

... passed. Lerd Althorp brought in the bill for the repeal of the leather tax, which was read a irst time. The second I reading to be on the 6th April. S Sir S. Romsilly rose to present a petition from Robert Swindon, of Chester, whose case he had adverted ...

... Parliamentar~y Compendium On Monday April 27, in the HOUSE OF COM`aIOwS, .Sir Robert Pcel'moved the commitment of the cotton manufactory bill. He hoped, that the poor children t] employed in- the cotton massufactories, an who had no c protetos, would ...

... begin each day ' a: I'clr*, aed coitisue until ten at nighth 1a' h quantity of FORFEITE[) PLEDGES, \ iviediuthe months of April, Mfay, and June, 0 3.q3Ls consgJuhnssa. g u ct Ji eS. M'LoAft , Auctioneer. BY BRANCH 4 SON,3 Tu 5d nexit, the 14th instant ...

... each day, at the :Cffee- 7 beNil' By.-dt0 r of the Assigneeto I ?? 14DdSEHOLD FURNITURE, 1i. 1Ii e Linellr, Chisa,-Glass, a Stage Coac, a Glass scpost Chaiscs, eight useful Horses, a Cow, ai'w at0 Cs Carts and Geers, a Brewing CopIer n lliealline, and various ...

... Assignees. ce BY THOMAS GREEN. CE OnTnesdaynext,.Aug 11, at ir. Johuson's Coachmaker, an Lime-street, of fplWO excellent New STAGE COACHES, for ca . four inside each, of the bses .Materials and Work- of ma..ship. Also a linndsome London Built C URRICLE. ...

... Atmos- I e subject will be illustrated by Drawings, ad Expsrhnents. ILecturewill be deliverd on Monday next, s'doek, a. m. Thn second on the following j at the same hour. . w rs will be admitted by presenting the Tickets .ti 1Me. Campbes Lectutes- : tr ef ...

... -I . The above Premises are Freehold of' Inheritance, and immediate possession may be had. 'AMr. Massey, the Tenant, will show the Premises, and for further parti.' cular apply at the Office of Mr. GUNNERY, Solicitor, Lower Castle-street, Liverpool. ...

... condition of the people . ust be fiuitliss, unless the country was first restored to . Vstate If tranquility. The address was seconded by S Mr W~ilmtO.-Mr. Tiernty congratulated the House upon the unanimity which ?? Francis Biardett made some remarks on the ...

... 33,-t' JV6 . ?. ?, -1 .le rlialllcntftkm?? ?? tumo In the bousE: of'CbtS ioR s, (April i7), Sir G. Ro- binson presented a petition from Northampton in favour I of reform : it complained of the treatment which peoeI titioners generally experienced from ...