... and, an iving about v ven o'clock found a mat, in uniform at the ioor of his apartment, on the point of opening it with a fake key. The suspicious husbano uttered a cry of rage, and the soldier as promptly took to a v s - » nd „ made lot Ule roof throunh ...

... iinpoi lant post, and carrying the Da- nish (poops with liim to tkf left bank of the Elbe, has left Ilolsitin and Sbswiek exposed to invasion and devastation. His corps, unite] fo fhe Dresden army, and fo the wrecks of those wtiich have been driven from ...

... fcJ^T* Noble Lord aoy act which could expose him to V ?? ?? correctional action; il.al neither are there i_*p_ted,_ Tr ' any acts which could e«po*. I,i__ to the cooftem-i « hi, T the public, thai besides/in faking of a deffi hi,„ ?? ni.t reproached with ...

... frost ; that many of the said in- habitants, being thereby reduced to indigence, will either be constrained te, migrate, or exposed to the danger of perish- ing for want of food, unless timely measures be devised for tlnir relief; that the distresses occasioned ...

... to be produced by • .the report. — One of the jewellers said : It is net possible for ■us to carry on our business without exposing our good*. ! ?? may as well shut up our shops altogether. We use all ■ | the caution we can use, b«t it is evident that we ...

... or, n?of 'ir Allies, who con- ?? fl,li)odi « of troops to ; .ti e _ rench abandoned, and fy Point. Wasted by this exposed (by *E . the insecurity of tW conaaias.iciitioi,,), to the horrors of famine/ which commenced t ,. be felt in a degree that ...

... execute the order without lirst ascertaining from the Board of Trade or the Attorney-General whether, by doing so, he might expose the vessel and cargo to seizure and himself and correspondent to an indictment for aiding and abetting the slave trade. The ...

... this disgraceful system, you do not do ev-»rv thing possible to put an end to if, I shall proceed with the greatest rigour to fake tin I. measures as I shall think the best calculated for the profection of commerce. But be convinced. Gentlemen, that a day ...

... Feb. _S.) | Mj'. Maberl.'s Financial resolutions, the absur- dity and mischievous tendency of which we felt it our duty to expose in our Paper of yesterday, gave rise to a long discussion in the House of Commons lastX-jtght, in which the weakness and injustice ...

... 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 ...

... Bonaparte is on his way to fake the command in person against Lord Welling- ton. We doubt ih rumour. lie can hardly leave Germany iv tiie present crisis, though we should not have the slightest apprehensions for the resuli, were he to fake the field against the ...

... 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 ...