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... World. Dedicatetl \,y ' permission to ,Miss Hamilton, 2 vol-. I ?? WaUti's American Review, No. ll.— On Sniunlay will l,e ',es7- I ILshed, the Se. ontl Nuaiaei of riIHE AMERICAN REVIEW of HISTORY and _L POLITICS, and (.eneral Repository of l*.'.Ter:.ture ...
... Icy of a letter trom Captain Egytun o .of lilt Majesty's ship the Minstrel, addressed to Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Pellew, and transmuted to J. W. - Croker, Esq. ri His Majesty's ship Minstrel, off Valencia, Sept. SO. SIR—In obedience to your orders to cruise ...
... appointed to the Clorinde; Captain W. 0. Pell, Mcnai ; Captainposiers, Ringdove to the rank of Post Captain, and to command the Talbot; Captain Gore, Shark, to the Ringdove ; Captain Andrews, Dee; Captain Loth, Minstrel; Lieutenant F. W. Purches to be First ...
... let hint die quietly, for i.e was in a dying state. Ad oiviloor patient told her to take him to you, aad gat a bottle of, AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP. Brat time the child's gusts were rubbed, he went into a Roe sleep. to Which he had bees i stranger for some ...
... but for an expression from his brother. Pell, that all the circumstances would be before the Public, there was any circumstance the case which would make it desirable for his client avoid publicity. Serjeant Pell immediately disclaimed any intention of ...
... place the last, unless attacked by a very superior force, in which case, to enter solemn protest in the name of the South American Government, capitulate, and surrender themselves prisoners of war. The Seniinoles have resisted the force sent against them ...
... Walsh, seems to ho clearly similar to that under discussion; and it depends on my Brother Pell to prove the contrary, in order to support his argument. Mr. Serjeant Pell conceived the case alludetl to was not exactly in point with' the present. The words of ...
... Davidsa.n. f.ir Malta. Arrived ihe London Packet, . f . -.pell, from C.ie.i. A vessel was observed to be sunk on the ?? Sand= this -linrnina.. with her sails set; the boatmen ?? h'-r to be eiiher American or French built ; the hull is lander wa'er. Harwich ...
... VOR NEW YORK, the superior fast-sailinginetw U American Ship, ION DO N, thoroughly copper-fastened, built ?? York of the vcry best materials, andunderthe r- ticular inspecil of Capt. Samuet Candler, exptrssly for a Parket Ship. ad fitted ?? in every respect ...
... BOXING. The match between Ben Flowers, the Wiltshire blacksmith, and Johnson, the American black, took place yesterday morning, in a 24-feet ring, at Heston, in Surrey. It was a merry fight of 21 rounds, in 42 minutes. In the first round, the Black placed ...
... the distressing situation of the fe- male, and instantly locked them op in separate dungeons-him with a set of unfortunate minstrels, and her with several prostitutes, whose language was of the kind that may easily be conceived, but delicacy forbids the ...
... Erskine.—A circular calling a meeting of the profession has been issued, which is signed by Sergeants Lens, Vaughan, Onslow, and Pell; - Messrs. Jervis, Martin, Raine, Scarlett, Bell, Gurney, Heald, W. E. Taunton, Adam, &c. &c. . IN FLOWER. — At Strawberry-hill ...