On New Year's day, 1788, its denomination was changed to _The_Times_, a name which is potent all the world over, whithersoever Englishmen convey themselves and their belongings, and wherever the mighty utterances of the sturdy Anglo-Saxon tongue are heard. It was long before the infant 'Jupiter' began to exhibit any foreshadowing of his future greatness, and he had a very difficult and up-hill struggle to wage. _The_Morning_Post_, _The_Morning_Herald_, _The_Morning_Chronicle_, and _The_General_Advertiser_ amply supplied or seemed to supply the wants of the reading public, and the new competitor for public favor did not exhibit such superior ability as to attract any great attention or to diminish the subscription lists of its rivals. _The_Morning_Herald_ had been started in 1780 by Parson Bate, who quarrelled with his colleagues of _The_Post_. This journal, which is now the organ of mild and antiquated conservatism, was originally started upon liberal principles.
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