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... To the Editors Of, Teic B Jf ,ercury. Sias,-I an. a plain man, and hnae been bred tip in the old- fashioned notion, that plain derling and condiuclt5.'rtii'l d'o'ttlt are right and be:omnin, anid, a,,bve all, thint Acts ol t'tirlia ent atre stcred thiligs; but find mants people, of lit', of a di&.cn'nt opinion, or at ieast of a different conduct, so that I litivy know hat list lie at. Ever ...

... 44-,, Hi dSS of ?? all Yd~av. 1L0ONDO\, FRIDAY, Fi'm. 12~ t . 1t c proot'.~ (I thle erironcous statement of Lo rd ( 'U r~~ Vs o o flon'i ~ho stot ol' colmicree, k . ?? h fllui .h1 Cl ?? r m it t ?? a 11 i1 S ,I pi'a lttl .1 a.. llres '10 l*11 ?? I~ ?? (> -Nvo inl tlie Corn-T.1rade, and * W lil ' i ii iit01k we rc yesterdky. 4 ?? ?? ii, 1.1i .-,o prinl.'ipail secoers are Thfi al I'liihor ' ...

... AI 11 pa'tz ?? to mMinaar. TUE',D\Y's LONDON GAZETTE. NVI'TiEiiALi,, LeL. S. T- R wa nyal lihnas' thc Prince Reaent habi been peatewd, HJ. in thlk nm and on the behalf of llis Majesty, to direct lettes I iint to be passed tnder the Great Seal of the United liingd id oii (tieat Eritain and b-rlObnd, fbr constititiug ?? qainti g 1 mas MtIr-nis w of Baith, to be Ilis Majesty's Ti nltettatt o ...

... u ci iHCULTUR AL PETITION. V [ ncev c at ak-en 'scnsc oftlisappointmnent, !1 1 ( ?? ot ofo iiitlenc I liSplaCed, fli 111' mve ?? W!)it itc l the (l. Ljail (. thoes ine wvhon that IV Ct Iot! ?? ialkoul'n; and therefore, that , to t i ('Oalwli tee, sitthit at 'Westliinster in the , t a' 1 , A(i! 2iUtimirsts of 'gland, should ?? '. ,1 tt thle bualif-estation ot pubhiie and legislative ji li fe ...

... BANK QIJESTION. TO tle Editors If V Le Aristol Mercury. We NIat oillr money o tle nail; ' Ihe l;:lliker's 1.11;1'11 jl fie pEy.9; The) YCIcI to act an atwielt taic The ?? are met to strip lt. Jags.-SvxIFT. Sms,-At thc begutinni of the last French war, Lord Sidmiouth, the present Secretary of State, who was then prime ministe5, told the House of Cnommions that one of his principal objects, in ...

... jimapob to Glub afgpotf contillucV. riOOR-TA WS. Afir. Stir egec Birri', in rising once more to move for the ap- nointment of a C'ommittee to take into considleratiom the Poor aws, entered into a brief history of thc proceedings of the Corn- mittee of the last Parliament, The Committee, when thev separatedc were all aware that the most ?? part of their tawk remained to be performed, namely, to ...

... THE WESTMINSTER E LECTION. Yesterday a meeting took place at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Com- mittee, and to take the further necessary measures to secure the Election of Mr. J. Hobhouse; Sir F. Burdett in the Chair.- Ipon the Honouraile Baronet taking the Chair, he stated that he had been called upon by a number of the respectable Electors of ...

... LONDON, SAT URJ)AY, Fzp. 1 ,. coe~pj'rnsy tit Itdt'1'11--i7.-.A ittil Statuei'eit has1 bethi made ipanlic ot' the P:d~ Iii at's OC this Plot, 'a ?? namnes O thoetots 15, L'S and all acco [hit ni thit r ctx tciition. Cobc ''itida.', their lt'ade'r, had raiutll himself from the , and vai~, therefore, a -~ood offici'' but' of' biadI~ s atd ci a ?? bat iLasrartvr. Twenty-fIt. liouirs NLvT'i ...

... I- Y.,% I L i Oria 1AIIIA4111 411iu cl I I 4?o MONDAY MORNEG, Svx o'Cir'.O~ 1 ;1~ 2. 1. 1 .i.lI CY I)1. '1SI 1.'I I : S 1. L j l I l ; ' I ' 'LI II II I _DL~~IICIL, AND ItE-I~;101 -~ It -J11.,i: 1S. Mlilisteas, rt u1ighlt ?? ,1-ell expccted, have Corn forwarld ti clionl creuit or that plrocesso:- Pe'ltitrlO in tle pibic I clit l lc1I wasi at leigt~til 'ip ?? :;oil tli- hb- thc- dtcido' *d ...

... TIlE A-r1i DR. WOLCOT, Com'lmly ^loinin as PETE.RI PlINIIf. els s onice celebrated character died, at his apartments in Somners Town, Janularv lnth, il the Sdd rear ofihis age. The ilie viva' Jfer ra i.rciuirn has been so fisirly his claim, that something of an ?? noticc can ?? no apology. Re was born about 17.7, at Dadbrook, near Kingsbridge, Devon. At thc litetcr townbe he seems to have ...

... ?? twp pREI IEF POPL AN OVER-TAXED c('OUNTRY. ~ylre it i'rfth toul i congmrtulatic our Readers and * (ilrv Irit ?? upont tite SMWCUS'ifl direction of -the I ~ biliies t1 Mni',ttrs to the relief of thleCountry. ?? ~W~tI~t~tin (til own apprehensions to the iri~r. t x oil ?? been passirll str-ange ' if tile Aai~O~ i.Canning to the climatur'a of' A ta tt' til ?? conlsequential rnrssion of Lord ...