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Nobody in England can publish new journal
without giving formal notice to the stamp Office.
Every sheet pays duty-a penny when the page
exceeds 2,295 square inches, and half penny
when it is of smaller size. Nothing is said
Of the character or influence of the English press
worth copying.


The second volume contains letters on the
Church and religious establishments of Eugland-
on the Finances and Corn Laws, and some eighty
pages of extracts from letters Miscellaneous
subjects. The regular increase Of the national
debt is ,hus set forth: the expenditure exceeded