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... Cli his Arrived . the American ship Betsey, Captain OTTO, England. Where was the law or the justice in such Ireland, and on being appointed to the command of th fro m Ph iladelphia, with loss of cable. and anchor ; ilso the American schooner Swan, bound ...
... in boards, AIUMION ; a Tale of FLODDEN FIELD. A Poem, is Six Cosine. By WALTER SCOTT Esq. Author. f The Lay of the Last Minstrel. Printed for Archibald Constable sail Co., Edinburgh; and William Miller, Albentarksotroet as 'John Murray, Fleetstreet ...
... consideration the American Treaty, which was agreed to. The House then resolved itself into a Committee on the Orders in Council Bill. Mr. Tierney found fault with the inconsistency of continuing the Act the S7th the King, which placed Americans in many instances ...
... and C o. Edinburgh ; Brash and Reid, Glasgow a and Brown, Aberdeen. Some of the Scenery, celebrated in the Lay of the Last Minstrel, is intended to be introduced in this Work. This thy was published, In 2 handsome and closely -printed Volumes, evo. IL lain ...
... from America to this country, is not less than 12,000,0001, the payment of which is new interrupted by the em- bargo in the American ports, Mr. Rathbove next took a view of the Amer an Trade to the West Indies, and stated the dependenee of those Islands ...
... ex'lanatory. And a LIFI of thc AUTIIIOU. 1By WALsit SCOTrT, Cfq. Alfo, by the tame author, a wiw edition ot the LAY of tirc AST MINSTREL. Svo, price 105. 6d. boards. Alfo, MARMION, or F 1) S RFiELD. 4to. 115. 6(. boards. Sold by Edwartl Vpham, b CI1lerp Exeter ...
... a loan indispensible, and the b oo k s have been filled almost as soon as they were opened. 1:0NDON. It appears that the American Government have ranted Licences to several vesuels to cane out, ncitwithstanding , the Embargo. This we le.arn`through authentic ...
... the oboe in his usual style of superior excellence. The statue of Hanbel is placed on a pet fes- tal, where the Pandean Minstrels used to perform. The Proprietors havo ?? been most liberal In their exeitions this season for the gratification of the Pub ...
... the' South American Extropca:t'Crilonicii, their topogrAphical, political, and commercial relatiuns to each other, and to Europe. This Day was published, .Elegantly printed in Quarto, prise 12,5. in boards, THE CRUSADERS ; or, The Minstrels of Acre. Poem ...
... accounts from itilboa state, that .losers From ars itr:. has ut length entered Spate—he was erownetl at St. Seisartimes th. The American states, that the 'nog gloomy silence prevailed daritig the ceremony. From St. Sena :dimes he proceeded to Toloaa, and thence ...
... earn'd away undiscovered several mirrors, and June, the Jean Bart French privateer, and cairied into Fine English Flour 7()‘I American Flour other valuable portable articles. believed that this is the Cuba. Second ditto a6a ( per of cwt. seme desnera** who ...
... Five o'clock. ' STEWARDS. Rev. John Birch Basneit | Thomas Pichford, R»q. AMERICAN ALOF. — To be seen at the entrance.! - r FPet ** i * am * f rom Camberwell, a LARGE AMERICAN j A LOB? fo ftlll bloom, well worth the attention ofthe curious.— -Admitiaurt* ...