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pleasure dividing a great part of Hie Capitals iu the present Little LeiUry, to All Drawn On the 4th of JCRt, Among those Adrenturere who may honour him with call hta fuiluna Offices, 2, CntiitlltLl., and >TaBST. __ Scheme containa Two Friac* of il&tlWO, Re. Rc. and ONLY 6,000 T

the way tor the restoration »( nur •neient and •r*** forms of Gosernment. The Monarchy, Sit, i» the hapvinrsfl of Ihi* ronntrTt Defined, and limitrd, and it it, * *[ ,e peoiilc hare net always comprehended that is so, the best amt surest hutvrark the liheflies ot the people. Thi

NEW' WINDSOR "VTOTICE IS HCKEBY GIVEN, That IN n.0., or other GAMING TABLES, will ho permitted he n»ed within the Limits this Bornnch. daring the approaching HALi.S ASCOT HEATH. By Onler of tlie Magi«tr»te>, JOHN SECKER, Town Clerk Windsor, May 3t, 18ir. Nobility and Gentry are r

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how mueh they are wanted. • The main argument against this reform seems to be, that it will diminish the power of the Crown. Now this is the very object at which it should be aimed. The power the Crown is the. power of the' Ministers of the Crown, —in other words, is the power o

JOURNAL OF AN ENGLISH TRAVELLER, &c. &c INTRODUCTION. The name of Caroline of Brunswick holds too conspicuous .place in the history of the present times, not excite the most lively interest in persons of every rank. The extraordinary vicissitudes experienced by this celebrated w