THE FALL or FILEIREs.—There are four nitmistakeable symptoms of a nation verging to its fall : When every class of a nation, whether by extravagance, or speculation, or calamity, is burdened and entangled with debt ; when every day widens and increases the breach between the two

Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, awl Public generally, that be has RE-0 OPENED THE PREMISES, tbr many years occupied by the late much-respected Mr. FRANCIS ; and trusii, from his long experience, having been in Business in EXETER for tli., last thirty-three years, during tine has been

WATERLAM-STREET, SWanaaa. Anti also (either together with or separately from the foregoing), the MASTER'S II ( I USE and SCHOOL-I'OISSE, situate in tio.vr-smt Ear. Swansea. Terms may he ohtained on application to W. El.- LIN, Esq., t ;remittal, Heath, Receiver to the Feoffees of

RETAIL FAMILY ALE &PORTER STORES ml a singe rweuery in Engiai d with A_ such a sclectieu of (Mods as is regularly kept at these Stores ; and k tui; ; lit he ut:il to th.;se acquainted wif I. the Metn polls, that great City has scarcely one single establishment %here so many brew

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The Marquis Of Worcester has just left Kit. kentiy, after a four months visit. There is not an vidual (says the Kilkomy Journal) who dues not lat. his departure. The liberality of the noble marquis was unbounded. Wherever he saw misery he relieved it, and that unostentatiously.