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London, England, 1831-01-20 00:00:00

MR. O'CONNELL.
4 splendid Quarto ENGRAVING of the LTBERATOR
3. of IRELAND, executed on Steel'," trill be presented, ea-
, ts,vly, to the Purchasers of CARPENTER'S POLITICAL
LEVER, to be published on the 4th of FEBRUARY.
in the present conjuncture ofnational affairs, when all men are im.
to inquire into the origin and remedy of popular distress, it is
'oecessary to dilate on the Lecessky of the advantages of a medium
..dough which the people can derive adequate political Information.
Nothing i 3 more to be dreaded at the present period than political
'stance, which, it is demonstrable, has caused all the numerous out-
;;v which have recently been witnessed in England. To supply
Int practical intelligence, which on can guide he people inaod par the
management of their effalortse
for nationalt relief lia-
roper
~:entary reform; to give fearless and impartial comments on political
*measures, and public men ; and to afford a condensed summary of fo-
:cign and domestic affairs, accompanied,by appropriate remarks, is the
design of the Political Letters and Pamphlets. Ti describe the cha-
racter of their politics, it is only necessary to state, that they are
identified with the most extended liberty and interests of the people,
which the Editor stands pledged to maintain by every honest,direetond
det rmeined means within his power. The entire freedom of the press,
35 a mode of strengthening and uniting the people, and the abrogation
of those laws by which this essential right of the subject has been de-
stroyed and infringed, the Editor has singly stood forth to maintain,
against those oppressive but imperfect enactments, which may be ho-
nestly evaded. As his arduous undertaking commenced and continues for
the sacred cause of the people, it is needles to add, that they are the
source to whom he looks frr support, and by whom that support, to a
liberal and most encouraging measure, has already been afforded. He
trusts that a reference to those Letters and Pamphlets on various sub-
jects already published, will be found to recommend)lis undertaking to
the impartial and discriminating public. The Political Letters are the
sante size as the " Examiner, comprising 16 pages of closely printed
letter-press ; and contain, in addition to a large quantity of original
writing, a comprehensive digest of domestic and foreign affairs. The
following have already appeared :
t. Letter to the Duke of Wellington.
s. Letter to Sir Robert Peel.
3. Letter to the Commissioners of Stamps.
t. Letter to the People of England.
5. Letter to the Aristocracy,
6. Facts and Observations connected with the "
'limes."
7. A Second Letter to the Duke of Wellington.
S. A Letter to Earl Grey.
9. A Letter to Lord Aitborpe.
10. A Second Letter to Lord Altborpe.
1. A Political Compendium.
12. A Political Digest.
13. A Letter to the Right Hon. Wilmot Horton.
14. A Political Mirror.
ge• The Two Letters to Lord Akhorpe contain an important do-
cument which cannot be obtained through any ether channel, but which
is of the utmost importance A Return of all Officers, Pensions,
fcc. exceeding 10001. per annum, brought down to the beginning of
the present year." The official paper from which this is taken occu-
pies fifty-nine folio pages !
The sale of each Letter, exceeding six thousand copies, renders them
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before Thursday noon.
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