... surface of globe. Suppose you take a portion of any one soil, asrd put it rlpon the end of a piece of metal, and inarys way expose it to tle action of the fire, you- will ate that part of tine soil wrill growe blacker at the edges: by and by that blackness ...

... of liberal measures reproduces reform in a more for. midable shape every succeeding year-and that time only more and more exposes the decline of the power of the Oligarchy whbo lately ruled the country, and who still vainly hope to regain their late influence ...

... not carried into effect, the nuo congregation were not at all pledged its this proceeding, ats the committee were ready to fake the reepansibility of unt the purelia~,cupon themselve!s. The report concluded by de some rcrnarks as to the desirability of ...

... aissembilledl around it, thle iiptlirliad piojvectill shouii~ild blow upl ande destroy them ! Be- thee t his bellisli phlln Could Fake MRuct, thle mihel wa ug up,$ itltid te tv,iedctiiriet-1ivi uni-putriot~ie, ?? I mi'atots atbout Spanish affairs, who know ...

... at ]east must be desirous that I should explain the nature of the transactions in which I have been engaged;_ AiV,, been exposed to extreme misrepresentation, and! iilg been vilified in a most extraordinary manner for my. ,odect'iii the course of those ...

... it justicet.) & Mr. M'Keon continued.. Althonugh he (Mr. Tyler) had d never before had the pleasure of meeting them face to. fake I he (Mr. M'K eon) thought that response would convince it him that at least they were no strangers to his labours. He a] (Mr ...

... tworkinds, or at least dne class of nerves is beyond our control, and acts independently,- and often even in spite of us. 'fake, as an example, the action produced in the involuntary mus. eles. Whether we will itor not-whether swakeoraslebp-during- tbe ...

... which reason often fails to effect, this ludicrous subterfuge would long since havc been abandoned, and the true air- thor exposed. For what can be more preposterous thau that a petty potentate, whose territories are little larger than the Heidelberg Tun ...

... 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 ...

... charter of the nt.East India Comapany., A Aries qf spirite4 revolutions strongly of 15, comdemning tbe monopoly ofth .Cowmp',.exposing the fial- mn lacievon whith, it is auppo ...

... which was nrowedly estalu-i-tiod for tbe pittpjose of destroyitig ?? private cLta- racter ot' every individtial Whose ratnk exposed them to obrerva iot. and ws ho shoild date to cotnteoatiuve an tin- fortiniatre andi bea-f-btoliei Qteven by visiting her ...

... lb' tend, with se- veral small vessels, ready to start at a moment's notice with? any inforodation that may be sent from the fake of Welling- ton. The French Ambassador transacted business to-day, fo a long time, with the Board of Admiralty. ANOTHER ...