... their preparation* for War. 3Jly. Bccaufc, believing rhe American* wearied with War, they will accede 10 their Term* for ; the fake Peace. Becaufe they fuppofc that rur Negreiation* may be fubjefl to a like couopt influence with their j Debate*. jthly. Becaufe ...

... Cabinet \V«rc. Gl.ts, ■ocks, and Watches; ol thole two lalt Articles, it is laid that not Is than the amount of a Million was exposed • Mai Ice's •>„ lad Y.ar. the Irilh cannot luffie.ent o! tin le Articles to furn Ih tlris demand*. •by can puiciiaie them ...

... proper to give a long notice, the ill conftqucnce* likely refult from which he was not willing to impute his intention ; his (fake the country, and the futine profpett* to which his abilities and hi* rank entitled htm look up, precluded the poffibility of ...

... THE DEVONSHIRE GHOST! THE KNAVERY FULLY EXPOSED. [Concludedfrom our last] The sale of the premises belonging Mr. Talley took place on the nth June last; and, fter it was over, which was not until the evenig, he proceeded to Chave's, and figmfitd hi* vim ...

... of al- the Rossian Ministry, Arm. legiance to the Emperor Alexande sighed by felt. Bernadotte !eft him the choice: either to fake ou t of the coun- ; | his.trial.as a traitor, or else be sent try. He preferred the ara accordingly was sent under a guard ...

... Martial, and the result may easily anticipated. , arc extremely sorry find, by the Edinburgh Papers, that thai City has exposed 'Outrages short, point of atrocity, to those which have lately disgrace I the metropolis. The Edinburgh Paper Thursday contains ...

... lute o ge, in the sit: op more crit Liddlesex, cop d n-Toanile f Michilimachina and chapman, at Guild all, Lon | knew must expose ! on one quarier, ¢ t, of Golden-l!ane, London, gro- | ths re. ea tened on an un chapman, at Guildhall, London. eg Captaia ...

... possession of that harbour and fortress was of such very great importance, that I determined to move rapidly possible, and to fake advantage of its defenceless state; not succeeding, I had stfe retreat upon Spe/.ia, from whence might advance the infantry ...

... prepared for it, reception cradle, He. immense crowd are in the daiC paying their homage this Van, not shame that should thus expose rule the proceedings of these Maniacs J p Motors f • J \ H-Messrs .r advocates, and Gueffier and Lenortnam books, the firsr ...

... advisor. airley Is !riper 'raster aserw W. an if wtaiteut l• Ma there la • :egenm at last Week'. Fleur remains et aptelallan. exposed so be deans. RV Rheot a. o. s. s. d whtg0- 26 Will 0 Whtt*Posos SI So 130 Ow so 0 Saws .. 36 to al 0 Rod . ...

... before the public, that they might judge who were the inxtig .tors t. lie thought the appointment a committee would completely expose the folly the Common Council. Colonrl l.yrou reive defend himself from the cinrgai insinuated against him. I'he Gallant Officer ...

... »f Aliy, tu.it another meeting “I* the lia-.I ami lhe*r '! lake place the course of* the year >'JJ, ami that thev would then fake into consi.l.r.eion the duration he ti\etl the ure>, which, the proposal the Courts ul N.ipu's, and i arm. am! with the consent ...