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... Othello, Glover, from this port to Baltimore that was taken in the Chesapeak by a French priva- teer, is re-taken by the Americans, and the French- men who were put on board by the privateer, made prisoners. •. The Unity, Hddgej from Amsterdam to Newbury ...
... Albuera, were unknown at Mor- laix ; nor had they any authentic accounts of the flate ot affairs in Portugal. By a veflel (the American (hip Richmond) arrived laft evening from Amelia Ifland, in- formation is received that tbe timber- fhip Lady Provo, of London ...
... despots liberate mankind ; Ur ;s And here, unblushing Bard, we see th g The savage hordes extoll'd by thee: gr y But whether minstrels change with times, SI i, And scatter flowers o'er courtly crimes; tic Or Truth's firm sons imprison'd lie, fal Or priests ...
... enterprise. The corsairs whicli took the sloop of war sailed tinder the flag of General Artigas, and were filled chiefly with American sailors. Prince Leopold, of Saxe Coburg, passed through Stutgard ou the Sth inst. on his way to Switzerland. Accounts from ...
... A monument by Chantry has lately been erected in All Saints' Church, Cambridge, to tlie memory of Henry Kirke White. An American Gentlemau, named Boott, an en- thusiastic admirer of the Poet's works, bas bean at this expense. AGRICULTURAL REPORT. FOR ...
... St. Domingo, for the purpose of bringing up the said Slaves, and having them restored to their owners. Mr. Forsyth, the American Minister, still continued at his residence iv Madrid, on the Gth inst. nor was it expected that he would leave Spaing at ...
... per- mitted her to purchase provisions here, but she is ordered to sail immediately afterwards. But the intention of the Americans is, when fully supplied, to claim the same privileges as are allowed to a British frigate. The affair h:is made some talk ...
... his henelit on Thursday night. Thewhole of the performance went off with tlie greatest eclat. Mr. Smith snug The Cambrian Minstrel Boy* in a manner that quite enchanted tlte audience- The Duke and Duchess of (Gloucester and a large party were present, ...
... of Cambria are summoned td wel- come their Prince in the impressive and hearty manner bf ihe days of olden times. Tb_ Minstrels are to be under the superintendence of J. Parry, Esq. of Loudon, who is coming dowd forthe purpe-e. A complete riew line ...
... wet the trrodessess ts we shall amply. It it piriumed that, in the foregoist trersedus are aseissed quite sufficient to for American backwardness in the ornamental parted literature. 14 this prernarptioa be jolt, we not, •ith highlwetecticosed speculators ...
... sons and Abbas Mirza, well known in Europe, from his having been Ambassador at London, Paris. Vienna, and St. Petersburgh.'* American papers to the 11th ult. have come to hand. â From South America they state the important fact, that the town of San Juan ...
... fiue Brig MINSTREL, sI T. HoDo.s, Master; A 1 at Lloyd's; burthen 146 tons, coppered and c. copper-fastened, and in every respect an eligible B conveyance. Apply to F. ASHLEY, Goree Piazzas. 11 e- ON SALE, e , \ The fine new North American built Brigantine ...