... £XIdStfRE; (W rEAMCIAL STATEMrNTS, IN AND OUT OF PARLIAMENT. The attention of the Country begins to be rivetted on the conduct of the Members of the new House of Com- mons which has jiist assembled. The hopes, the fears, the expecttations of millions find repose or apprehension there. Perhaps no assenibled legislature of a people, too wise and possessing too mirch of practical freedom long to ...

... The reception of the AgricultUral Petition in the House of Coinniol ns, Onl the presentation of that from the county of Rutland, which is only a counter-part of all the rest, is at once instructive in itself; and decisive of the fate of the others, and( of the question. Whether or not it became the House to treat the subject in the brief and unceremo- nious manner which has been so angrily ...

... MONMOITTIIS4J RE, &c. in| 11STORiCAI. NOTICES 01 MONMOUTHSHIRIISE. NO. IV. is Amongst other residences, formerly of note, in the neigh- to bourllno(l of Monmouth, are the remains of Perthir, once a yprincipal scat of the finiily of Herbert. It is distant from mie the town abiont two miles, amd, in conformity to the fitshion I he of the times in which it was built, was formerlysurrounded he by ...

... ?411crrttrp. AI\ONDAY MORiiN1G, Six o'CLocK. I11:::!'1t ?? 'I'il . PR ,SS I ' I L Pi Al. ) I .1'O Ai. t ld. C A ,lLL sL,.l, A NL IlLI. It G I S Lt ls GIII ' AN LiNI;LI III iN. rot5 tile complelxion of the olousc of Commons, and sut Ii 'entinient of' the Country, M11inisters seem to * e co!led sufficient liait to show them that a (dCgree FoWxersiil is their obvious pol cv. 'l ht V havc, nore- ...

... Fodto Xlt-Xl~ PI~tt titi li1~o IJOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, JAZ. 205. ELECT(1ON 1I'TITIONS. A second Petition, compblljjlhlig of ai undue return for Leo- mii~tv-r, *was ordered to be tzkcfn illto collsiderato at thle same ti'm as the tbrmer Petition fromI tile smne place, vi'7. I Itn I1b. l'ile following Election ?? were fixe:l fior die ?? A.tV Froin Nottingham, fbr the °d of flrot m ;1I1 ...

... ilp oPtO of vuibatp to w1elalwco . TUESDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. YORK-HOUSE, Jan. 6. fIS Royal Highness, the Duke of York and Albany 171- has been pleased to appoint Thomas Drever, M. D. of Grosvenor-street, (Physician Extraordinary to the Household of His Royal Highness the Prince of Saxe- Cobourg), to be Physician in Ordinary to His Royal highlness's Household. BANKRUPTS. R. Anldrewe, Bristol, ...

... AfIt tsenb of btlrwapmtt alb fribip. LOXNT)\, F'RIDAY, JAV~. 29. NV F rkcccivf-l Wetlnesday the Paris Papers ofSatm'dav. A courier left Parik tbe week bcfiire last for Rome, Ns it! im ipnt'tait dispatttheis, ?? it hadl not transpired it li'tthr th-y relitctl to the afthirs of thle Church of F'rance ori to th ( 0)ronit~ot it II.31 Ati rttitclc fron Berlin sasvs, that the first business vhichi ...

... tit 3S#talt otrctrp. MONDAY MORNING, SIx o'CIocK. ie THE LI AlRTY OF 'rHE PRESS 1 1T HE PALLAIIUM Ior ALL TH ;a CIIL, Ptl Al,., AND RELIGIOUS RIGHTS 0I AN ENGLIS.liAN 'Ill Junins. Ce c 'dl It must by this te be pretty obvious, that what is ht called by Mr. CANNrNG the manly fairness of Ministers, is nothing more than what we more than half suspected,- Iy the veteran skill of office. The ...

... I To tMe Editors of T2e Bi'stol Me-curzy4 Great &Sholars have i Lucian retid, WVhen Philip, liillng of GIecce, was dead, 5-l is Soul alnd Spiirit did di vie, Andl embch Part teok a d.if' nit siil: t31nC ruc a Sir,, the oll lel folI Ibeirea;i, and cobbled Shii.e. in 'Teul. Sni'rr. St Rs,-niIi'thI to strengftheni th;e po~i!innt laidl down iu the ullota? ion 31nvte :illow inn to ictrinke ani ...

... 1Z A post0 of ornbap to w ebapr. TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. PAVSi Nx, BlIUGHTON, Jan. 30. rIS Rral Htightess the Prince Regent was this day i ,c-tsio the name and on the behalf of His Majesty, ,,(icr tloc honour of Kinighthood Upo1 llia~tn cbber etot, Esq. late of the CounCI of the Island of St. He- .i, ,id Licut.-Colonel of the St. flelena Volunteers. BANKRUPTS. Twvce-, Jun.- Blandford Forum, ...

... MONMOUTHSHiRE, &c. to l SiTORICAL NOTICES OF MiONmOU'illSIIiIE, &C; NO. V. ad Ragland Castle, situated near the pleasant village of le, Ragland, and about eight miles from Mounmouth, stands id pre-eminent in this county, on account of its comrmirandirig ag situation, its beautiful arid extensivc relrainiS, aind the us interesting recollections associatcd with the history of its c past ...

... M?? ?? JE! Tq:.? ?5 I- C!,tjv?z mill allb )t jt-c;A t - I CY\ DON, FRIDAY, Finl. 5. 7 o i 1tj, -,rj. pziper of Mondav. The ~ ?? ?? '0 , c ?? o! 0 . altitlion andl Ma rinct to 2. . lA, ?? k f~rnlicr is chlanwed With ?? . lis IIll-,t .w be Duke of' Wellingtonl, aI I ! t! 11, IIon IWvijvl tNW attC M pt. 2 . 0. I 115h, 1151 IL 2211 uliltlilo, say.,, tt Ii i ...