... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... empty It5s of the Bank are without credit. Cardinal ad to be named president of the Provisional * ?? from Trieste of the ith April StY was still unredtliced, and that the *Csl at 'lessina had been iorced to take ,Itpenial Arms from his ?? is confi- ?? t ...

... what offences' were most G, prevalent in. particular districts, and to show the state of lin the police in oath district. ?? been tried. John Bailey4, ui far bhoase-stealing, in April last, at Manchester. The prosecutor. John W~oodward, had bought a pony ...

... the oft le- first time, on the ?? of February. It is a revolving was th filiht, showing oae light a minute; two bright an onel y ied red. ofI ter A letter from Amsterdam (April'16) states that the by gh tight side of a* snntagine; forrmerly belonging ?? ...

... amendments Q 9 which were proposed were adopted, the, new laws were 1 y unanimously agreed to. h ?? Monday, ivo -elegant new stage .-oaches, belonging rto Bretherton and Co. the Umire and Rang-Iu, drove Si , through the principal streets, as is usual on ...

... ntains two Royal Ordinans'es; pel t! e first of which', after setting fortlh the tienefits which (, Livine Providence has showe-red dowrion-the Vren-clduring EV ltl~e glorious campaign in Spainl, proclaims- inhdugence to tioe oders of ouir armies who ...

... for the second ted reading of tile bill, s5 (present and proxies;) against it, dts s3; majority, 2. The bill was read a second tieal and Go eowuiittcd. tile hat HOUSE OF COMMONS. if ATTO0RNEY-GENERAL OF THE ISLE OF SIATAN. gr rF'idav, ApriL 2.-Mr. Curwen ...