... and Old May- Day next, Hrl Five Following FARMS ; containing ex- T cellent 'Tinip Land, which is dry enough at ij tiines to allow of the Turnips being eaten off, Pret strong enough to pioduce abundant crops ; Wc at. At RUDSSTON. A FARM, now in the occupation ...

... DEPENDENCIES, (except the East Indies); including Statement of the DUTIES, DRAWBACKS, and BOUNTIES, direfted to paid and allowed. The whole interspersed with ORDERS IN COUNCIL. By Charles Pom, Controlling Surveyor of the Warehouses in Bristol; and late ...

... King in person. His Majesty in . speech, returned thanks the Almighty, for the protection had vouchsafed France. The son with Heaven had soothed his sorrows, said, grew with thepuS# prosperity, and-continucd to be a source of consolation hope. The relations ...

... Passenger view ing, I A scream from the roof of the Vehicle shoots, The Chihfs —and M came from O'Flangiian's Boots ! I • Heavens I cried the other, io WaRHEN’s bright JET His who had seen so vonspicnou-ly gliding, I * Mv friends by the Unit the roof ...

... John Robinson Foulis, of West 1 leslerlon. Esq. Ralph Creyke, .Marton, Esq. William Beverley, of Beverley, Esq. Harrimrton Hudson, ofßessingby, Esq. Ralph Crevke, jun. of Rawelille, Esq Charles Winn, Nostcl, Esq. Bcilhy Thompson, of Escriek, Es(|. Charles ...

... autbaritivc tone the subject. “And you. Major, how many duels have jw^fonght“ None, thank Heaven,” answered the t>U hnsaor in a subdued voice; h«ve fourteen wounds, ami, Heaven be they are not in mv buck ; so I may be permitted to ««y that feel mystslf hajipy ...

... Sinki* Fund of millions, yet admitted that the real Kg* was only fire millions, and should not be surprisedi on future day, he allowed the Fund was three milliot The Marquis Londonderry had not heard a sinffc* gument against the plan of his Right Hon. Friend ...

... reading extracts reflecting upon the clergy, notwithstanding was repeatedly admonished hi* Lordship, until the lalterrcfused to allow him logo on, and several of the Jury said they would not listen to matter so irrelevant. This prosecution, said bad ruined ...

... Just published. ON the INTERCOURSE between the SOUL and the B ...

... appeared there had been deposited in the year ending May— I .C27frH-3»7d, —Withdrawn in the same period I ljs.li.l. Interest allowed de|Hisitors for ftic same period, .€3lOO js. 3d. TJiervhave liccn iW|ius'tors, end 312 have been paid oft', leaving au increna-- ...

... of a magistrate to restrain tin* zeal of the ir executioners! Thank heaven that, in this respect, matters are not ‘‘ordered better” in France than in our own (we hope we may allowed to say) happy country. On StrKDAY next, Dec. 2. in Forenoon, a SERMON ...

... as he considered'Onis t:o4be , ,a- i'n public meeing lie trusted that eac gentleman who faight as address, themn would he allowed a full opportunity -b mn Isexpressing his sentiments. I-e thonght it would he the th Y most equitable mode of proceeding, ...