... lILL, Auctioneer. DatedaCullpmptou, 1st4prjl, luIt$. BRIX All. 0 be SOLD by Auffion, on Tuefday the 7tM T of May next, on the Pier, at Brixham, by three 'clock In the afternoon, for the Benefit of the Under- v*riters and Salvera, About 50 Pathoms of a Chain ...

... 17 a s I antldI ho 1)e Ie s s I e s sfo r t h f I IL e. '1'ble d e st r ucti oll of th e couanket hy the ?? of agriculturen hast in his oilliolld te tres al cauite of our distress. A fes ears ago, tile ae oiful tral c rodce of tlerconn- try soall for a1nc ...

... nitkt'dr tw o of thlei Road Wotliti enahle teaml an'l tten to get a trifle or so d IIilli e a deatd time; aol1 Wit 111111 thle h'ast itlq airyinto the qitalificat ions of' thle 'applicItrIt, his rei qest is cosr;jslirei withI, as aI matter of cti re: lbe ('alI'ies ...

... the noble convent at Molk; also to inspect the fine ruine in which the lion-hearted Richard was confined.- The Marquis of Hastings, who is on his. return from his Government in India, has been appointed Ambas. sador to Austria: he does not come here, but ...

... as Mr. Wilberforce, or any man, but let us tread on difficult ground with propriety and cautidni-lest, in our intempe- rate haste, we sltumble and fall, The. warmth which has latterly distinguished the controversy 'between the Abolition- i ists and the ...

... thwat Ilie has recently arrived inl thisl controti, from St. Helena ; that the honac inl which the ?? of France was imprisoned hast been converted into aI Ihem ; -,ans that in the rsonm in wvlich lire brreathed his las~t, there Is now a nmachine erected for ...

... origin of the rumiour respecting the deficiencv of 300o000/. and V.lsich was madc the subject of insinnation against Lord H~astings. A clerk ait the India-1-H(oluse (A tilit-office) having mad(e an err or in sumin-ulp of .300,0001. in the inst year's aceonntj ...

... reeogntihion of SOtliAvWi'eica.-CMorrifn Pkier;) JNWIA.-lt was very generally stated on' T'Ltursday4 thlat. the Marquis of Hastings ivitended to applyfoi'leave to' return to Eugland, in order to solicit a p'ti1c inv'estigativii- into Ibis cqtkduqct as ...

... notwithstanding, expected that, without some great reverse befal the Turks, the renowned Athens must fall again. Captain Hastings had arrived at Napoli di Romania, in his steam-boat, the Perseverance, but, from some causes not explained, he was not well ...

... nov' in. the hmigher' 'circles, re~spectirrg a fdreigri Prince, ivlo is .repeorted to have re-crossed thle Channel, In great haste, upont the discovery. *The Reman .Catuic ?? of' KUldare has addressed a hiariiig ?? duriing the late debate Iin lth 11ottasof ...

... tiiffotrent'e of pii com obtained in opposite iurl ?? thle ?? t14 ti~al ten dlays ago, tile Prices vaultil tI fitit 3clj. to 52s. pier qr.: Iwhile Pit Newcastle, ott t~w satin I v, hncthttno h grain wvas so goodt thlit tile ?? ie is bough cli end ly at isto ...

... -e'ast, ihat not fewer than eighteen vessels vere within thaS short period, strsinded upon the coast betwteea Suindeila nd pier snod keadon inejing a distance of aout halt' 2 mile, the vrhole o which haf atready, .or will 3hortly become perfect weeks ...