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AL/ CHINES.
We have received communications from several places, containing complaints of an additional pressure v.!;ich has been imparted to the ,poor rates itr - those quarters. - it appears that a change in the process of paper-making is the cause; and that a great'number, of hands have
January 4, 1818 - Duckett's Dispatch - London, London, England
Price 81d.
the shallow or insidious objections to a change of ministry. No sophistry can get over this argument. Things, as they are going on now, must eventually lead to despotism or confusion. It is difficult to say which of the two would be the greater evil. We are persuaded, however, t
March 15, 1818 - Duckett's Dispatch - London, London, England
COURT OF KING'S BENCH.
Guildhall, London, Sittings before Lord Ellenborough end Special Jui-ics.----Jan. IL DEcliwITH Woon. .-L-This was a case of . considerable interest to the inhabitants of the city of London. Theac- Lion was brought by the plaintiff, who is :a respectable gun , smith of Skinner-st
January 19, 1818 - Duckett's Dispatch - London, London, England
FRI!) .t Y.
• TRIAL OF 'IDE DUELLISTS. the int erest excited was very great. At an early hour leading t o th e C o u r t were cr ow d e d by highly sn tr Pectable p ersons who were anx i ous to be present dur i ng ial. At twenty minutes after nine o'clock, the ReeiTer entered the Court, and
January 19, 1818 - Duckett's Dispatch - London, London, England
GRAIN. The Importation of all Foreign Corn, excepting Barley, is _ prohibited for dace Months certain.
January 19, 1818 - Duckett's Dispatch - London, London, England
SPANISH SLAVE SHIPS.
Dr. PaiLLlMont presented a Petition from H. E. Page, who. -described himseT as a in,ichant, and agent for several tnerchants and ship-owners of the Havannah, praying that compensation might be granted to bis principals eat ,orthe sum of 400,0001. which was proposed by the late T
February 16, 1818 - Duckett's Dispatch - London, London, England
SPIES AND INFORMERS.
Mr. FAZAKERLEY 11;e to make his promised motion for an Instruction to the Committee of Secrecy now sitting, to inquire whether any and what measures had been taken to detect and bring to justice those person who were described in die Report made by the Committee of Secrecy on th
February 16, 1818 - Duckett's Dispatch - London, London, England
PO RTATIOIs S LAST WEEK. - Wheat Barley Malt Oats Rye Beans Peas English 1,268 '7632 5863 9,862 14 1802
eign - ----- 550 -- PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover . (Foreign) pe cuit ....• .. 80s s Ditto . EoglisTh Whi'..e Rye Grass per qtt4rter .. 43s —s curtiip per bushel ...... . ... 14s ISs Od fted and Green • •• 16s 20s W bite .11 u: tard, I '2s 19s 4Si 50s per
February 16, 1818 - Duckett's Dispatch - London, London, England
B Town Cai•ra way (new)
Canary (new) . tiOs Ditto (old) Cinque Foin Coriander ... .. Trefoil Ribgrass Linieed Oil Cake at the Mill, £1.5 Os. per thousand. , Rape Cake .ES. Os per ton.
February 16, 1818 - Duckett's Dispatch - London, London, England
COURT OF KING'S BENCII.-.--SATURDAY.
On a former day, James Mitchell, one of the persons lately confined in Cold Bath Fields Prison, but discharged by Sir N. Conant, upon his recognizance, calling on him to appear in the Court of King's Bench on the - first day of term, and from day to day during the term, applied
February 1, 1818 - Duckett's Dispatch - London, London, England
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