... Century price Hoards. TUTOR'S ASSISTANT—bring a Compendium of Arithmetic, Bv Frauci* ; price 2s. Bound. The LAY the LAST MINSTREL, a Poem,by Waller Scott, E.q. Quarto ; Boards ; Guinea. GRIFFITH’S TRAVELS, EUROPE, ASIA MINOR, and ARABIA, with Plates Quarto; ...

... Othello, Glover, from this port to Baltimore that was taken in the Chesapeak by a French priva- teer, is re-taken by the Americans, and the French- men who were put on board by the privateer, made prisoners. •. The Unity, Hddgej from Amsterdam to Newbury ...

... by the American Consulate, at Amsterdam, to the Merchants of that City, of which the following is a copy : “© T have to that you would hasten the of any American vessel which may be to your address, with all expedition, (Signed) 8 Bourne, American Consulate ...

... 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 ...

... Albuera, were unknown at Mor- laix ; nor had they any authentic accounts of the flate ot affairs in Portugal. By a veflel (the American (hip Richmond) arrived laft evening from Amelia Ifland, in- formation is received that tbe timber- fhip Lady Provo, of London ...

... Usher, ol the Hyacinth, staling, that-the whole the Americans that were on their way down the Mediterranean, had been captured by the Mediterranean cmizers.— letlei front Captain Peyton, the Minstrel, oft Valenria, dated doth September, mentioning the ...

... sweetest Notes but round him bring Dork Envy, with envenom'd Sting, And haughty Scorn, that rudely smiles. Contemptuous, on his Minstrel Wiles. And was marked for Passion’s Son, When fust the Wild-Harp’s dulcet Tone young tar, and bade him try The soothing Powers ...

... M « Mw tta O*- ■Mam AmM mMc *hi lwk« *f. Ci*» • »»u. A—»ry. MM I—• M»« ■■.«»«» I««4». A- ' *h-A«'«a« pi) i ■I The Mndh'n Minstrel'i I.tnrcni. [ !»)• .Morss:»ATK Hakp-] T7I r. ii was Time, cic \V*vtrii t-ung, ',Ts! the l:» t Miofctrcl ck-'M U»s Lay, tf ...

... i«> respecting li i>l cotton ;:iid oilier ••o«uis n:ad-in tlie I nilcd States, it appears that the official returns ...

... Bewman, last week arrived at Newry from Miramichi with timber; she being the last vessel belonging to Maryport, in the North American trade (for last year), and all have come in without material damage. Ih.HT ( MiI.IM.I .-I'TtVcf;,*Pee^, A', Holme, from rivcfion ...

... who has risen from the perusal them without catching some portion, at least, of a kindred spirit ? was indeed the mighty minstrel who waked to ecstacy the living lyre. Even politicians, who agree scarcely aught else, unite in admiration of Burns. For ...

... Who is he who has risen trom the perusal at cheered af them without catching some portion, at least, of a He was the mighty minstrel kindred spirit who * waked to eestacy the ving lyre.” Even hie teu ans, Who agree in scarcely aught else, unite in ration ...