(FROM CORBETT'S REGIS FEYO As to the political consequences of the battle of Salamanca, the more I reflect on the subject, the more firm is my. conviction, that if negociations for peace, or, at least, an offer on our part to treat, be not the consequence of the victory, no good

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the African Coast, and of all Correspondene relatinz to the sarne.—Agrecd to. FINANCE PROPOSITIONS. Sir T. TU commenced the resumed debate on the I Finance Propositions. He condemned the system which had lately grown too prevalent, of raising the Supplies for the year by Loans i

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TIIE DISSENTERS AND THE CATHOLICS. • We have been aware of the divided feelings which have biased a great portion of Dissenters, on the subject of the Catholic claims; and which have been ably embodied in letters of our last, though in different degrees of liberality. It was wit

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in English History, Biography, and Divinity. Also sonic scarce and curious Traots, and a number of British and Foreign Portrait 4; which are now selling, for ready money, at very low prices, by W. WILSONI at the Mews-Gate (formerly Mr. PAYNE'S). A set of Genuine Chinese Painting

SIR—As the Catholic Question willvery shortly undergo anOther discussion in the British Senate, and be forced upon the public through the medium of the different jotir• nals, it is of great importance that the subject . should be temperately considered, and left to its avn merit