... Such is the omnipotence of public opinion. KING'S COUTNJY stAUMMER ASSIZES. GnAwD JuRY.-Colonel Thomas Bernard, Lord Oxmantown, Lord Glandine, Colonel Thomas Drought, Andrew Arnistrong Garrett O'Moore, John Warburton, Francis Enraght Moony. George lXinchin ...

... and critical revision. 5' A '( REEK G RAM-MfAR, oil a new and syatematicllan, according to the Analytic Method. By the Rev. Thomas Flynn, A. MI. demo.. 3s. bound. A SPELLING BOOK on a New Plan, containing all the common Words in the language to which is ...

... Sussex, Duke of Argv-ll, Earl Anmlierst, Lord and Lcdv Car- lisle, Lord and Lady Granville, Lord Melbourne, Lord hil . Sir Thomas Hardy, Lord George Cavendish, Colonel Fiu- clarence, Mr. Lutirell, Air. Allen, Ladv Afflick, Hoa. Il Fox, and Lord and Lady Holland ...

... J. M'Call, to be Captain, by, purchase, vice Lord Brudenell. Cornet F. Thomas to be Lientenant by purchase, vice 'MCall. It. Peel, gentleman, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Thomas. We have received Lisbon Gazettes to the 15th ult. They do not contain ...

... eritical revision. A GREEK GI i (lIA ,AlAt, onl a new and systematic Plan, -!ccordiig to the Analytic Method. By tlibi Rev. Thomas }'lvnn, A. Al. 12mo. :s. bound. A SPELLINtG 1B0EK on a N'ew, lIan, con tining all the Trilnlion Words in tie lanitage to -hich ...

... Enniskillen, & c. &c. witha a Desopijptf a ' Giant a CCaseway, and every thing remarraIoT ~in the inter mediia e couetry. By P. D. Hardy, M.R.I.A: ;Toet Polt o with. a Map, teri Views, and a Pllan of I &a bo hud7 TEN VIEWS of. PICTURESQUE SCENE North and West ...

... Seren Oaks, Kent. The Kin, has retained four of his late Majesty's privateband, tivollorn-players, Englislhmen-George Hardy aid E'ope Hardy, brothers, and two Germans--Wessex, a hassoon-plaver, o'nd Schennasted, who plays. 1e flute. Thev were re-eng'ioed ...

... espects -to receive by tbe Fortituue, from siodn, a fewv Saclis of tbe 'Real Winter Tares, which are coilsidered suf~entlgety hardy to withstand the severest winter. _ CORN EXCHANGE. rmHF COM'MIFTEE of DIRECrORS give notice tl 7a Plivideud of 1Iwo Pounds ...

... CLASSICS. To Mr. Leader jun. (William), Hall t 2dus (Carter), Wade' Stius (Arthur), Bahington 3tius 1: (Thomas), Frazer, Mr. O'Connell jun. (Morgan), Hardy a jun. (Simon), George, Mockler, Campion jan. ( William), I Blennerhassett. - e 0 TO THE EDITOR OF THE ...

... in itself the most aggravated violation of I bleigits of man, with the most marked contempt oftbe laws fi. 1Moved by BTv. Thomas Acton * seconded by Rt. . I as That this Meeting cannot withhold the exp fits surprise that Great Btritain, t' e boasted empor ...

... said United Kingdom, con- -stitutiig and appointing the Right lion. Sir James Robert i George Graham, Burt.; Sir Thomas -Masterman Hardy, Bart., ?? Rear Admiral of the White Squadren of his Milajesty's , Fleet; the Honourable George lheneage Lawrence ...

... b-read tax in time of peace; and in time of war, to provide them ir with men to fight their battles, for poverty makes men hardy and 0 I, good soldiers, and poverty mares men labour for low wages. a Thus our poverty and misery contribute to their ease ...