... IHE IMPOSTOR EXPOSED. A certain weekly writer, who was in the habit of • iking liberties with our articles -on the subject of j the infamous calumny, seems perfectly cured of that! folly, by the chastisement we administered ...

... first intention of sending hirtve ?? precious relic in the Euryalus frigate. The Chicken and Belcher. — The boxing match:. to fake place on Saturday nexr, near Doi.caster. Cak v to the Faculty. — Dr. Th«r_i row h iv- | in? instituted an ing dry into the ...

... the whole interest of the piece is derived from the chara&cr and the charities of a humane and benevolent Jew, from whom it fakes its name. The story on which the Opera is founded furnish Nadan with signal opportunities for the exerciseand display of humanity ...

... itself. It would be unnecessary to call the attention of the Diet the serious consequences to which the German Empire must be exposed, if ad, cf violence, of which the first example has just been seen, should be passed over in silence; it will, with its accustomed ...

... commencement of the | p resent, yiiar, and in determining on the contrary to I strengthen our forve in that country. Aud, if we fake the -correct view of the sabjeet, this question is to he considered separately from the further question of the policy of ...

... army was master of Cairo and Alexandria. The English had tut the bank .of the lake Majdift and turnrd rhe waters into the 'fake Mtfreor|s ?? by this means they had inundated-' so leagues dF * roe country «ound Alexandria, which has considerably strengthened ...

... reports, and no certain in. lorma tion- has been received. It is probably true, that our troops have landed. The Paris* Journals fake no notice, of pAN- rHEAUME. It is said the Frenph Government is considering of means to provide for the Royal Fa- mily and ...

... an election scene. The mifortuuate cur, who-e exhibition he noticed in a former publication, was frequently and brutally exposed, by a drunken fel- low, with a cord about his neck. The cord was de corated with Mr. Paull's ribbons, and the puppy subjected ...

... strictly in point, as aq illustration. Ministers have been most unjustly censured {in Parliament, but no where eLe}, fcrnot faking steps to preserve Hanover. This u-s 3 to be done two ways ; either by engaging the i Continental Powers, such as Prussia, ...

... any doubts, occasioned by ihe fake assertions of the enemies to this I useful invention, respecting Ihe security, that the reward of Two j Hundred Guineas, which has been offered to auy person who | could open a Lock exposed in their window for a number ...

... was, 4 f Tio have further advice would be only expending my money to little purpose, and desired that 1 would per- mit her to fake whatever she had an inclination for. A particular friend of mine requested rtie to try your Bal- sam of Honey, from the benefit ...

... vigour. The privateer, at the hazard of running a-gr:und, $ >uglit proteftiorr under oar- two torts, where hu two houts he was exposed to- a well -directed fiie from the cutter. 'Ihe privateer at length took shelter under one of tie iorts. W e do noft know ...