... occasioned. Other ?? seem to strengthen the supposition are, that the fire 'roke out on the side of the stacks exposed to the wind, whi~h blew the fakes in the direction of the other range of stacks fortunately saved; and that during the whole of the night, ...

... ftigharoll23 - Mr. E. Fyson WVilliaul Clark, Newtoil - - it. J. Oakes, Esq. Michael t3ent'ev, Hlargrave- . 23 . Mr. 0. Steward ?? Fakes, (treat Borton - . 22 Mr. J. Phillips .tas. hitg, Ilighamr - . .5 - r. E. Fyson DAIRYE SERVXANTS. sarahi Psirkis. Nortion 16 ...

... field of exertion, 111( he mauni- feistetd, at least, ill the eagerness of a novice, H-lis Ritvht llojinouble Friend was exposed to attacks for bn, ingr ldiphiyed in the ?? of his eountryi a deihree ontidleit and industre Winich might have beio ed 11hi1v ...

... remembered that men of every age, of every degree of wisdoiii,and of every form oftemperameftto the number of 3500, were exposed for 71 hours to the highest species of excitement which can affect either the head or the heart of frail humainity, it may ...

... measures as speedily as possible, and at the least possible expense, to obviate the inconvenience to th which they were now exposed. A very salutary measure di had recently passed the legislature, to enable litigant parties ff to submit a statement of facts ...

... ensuing year. Sumatra has long been known to abound with gold;- and some chasms; occasioned by a recent earthquake, have exposed such) wealth, as to in- duce an opinion at Fort-Marlborough, that this [land contgins as much gold as either Mexico or Peru ...

... abuse such a power. There seerneiidto him to oe a mnisunderstanding as to th~e object of .the Bill. It was not inteaded, to expose this .Government to, be called on by foreign Govern- ,ments to aid themn in the removal oF :any 'indi- vidual obnoxiouts to: ...

... the man succeeded in catchiighold of Sir Charles just as he had lost sensation; but the skiff was so small, the mal could not fake 'him in; he therefore held Sir Charles's head out of the water, till further assist- ance tame fiomn the Vrictoret, and some ...

... downi for any purp~,e his Master thought fit. it stood in sacks on the 1oWLm1.VenrTf~r ?? fyhfl ahcl tfie am who fed th6 Pigs fake a sack of meal swhen lie tasauted it, after fiski ng svitnaeds ; rio part of those three ssacks WtmO ever' retamrnedl'ilt'otia ...