... Jessie, Tlhomnpson, fron D imfeies at St Andrews Trio, Westcott, from St Andrews, N B at Philadelphia, 21st Sept Hector, Hetherington, from Gibraltir at Providence, Sarah, Adams, is on Shore near the King's Dock, having parted from both her cables Fs ieads ...

... to ho- as 1i Uiil ur 3i 1ie are vbiiged to be wiitl Gr- |i :,ctFir. tohat it wvill be at-ri'tiad to : wl en tse a0liol ice, (hat we :: ' 'Fl/lOF/ JItI' accIIO ?? il tlis, town t 0 . l tlit t (i ' lI ofII',& C '7 le taloy g., :, close ?? e h oai t 'e accl ...

... ? applications to be made in writing; post- ages to be paid.. Liverpool, 12tl .Mo. 1S17. t #NOgNIC ?? it it ESTABLISHED IN 1797. Pi Secretaries, Messrs. ?? and S. BIGNOLD. P. TbERSONs inssering in thi Office are reepectf ally . F informed7, thazt Policies ...

... panied. Captain Swdinsonn stated, that, -on the day of his of tI sailitig, the Holi. John Adam (wbo was, at that period, a 'hat passe61gcr on board the Albion, but who died on the pas- . sage home) received a private letter from Mr. Swinton, and the Secretary ...

... will have in lime epU°r7 in re- 9 i' ’ among the people in the gallery on which a report arose that the gallery giviug second hat a fire had broken out underneath The people in the chapel rushed forward towards the door pressed on those coming down from ...

... Wakefield, we annex the following extractron, 011. , erid's Representativoe History ?? Britain: sa Right of Eleclton.-Dec. it, 1797-'The right of election for the borough of Newton, in the custy pal. d tine of Lancaster, i, exclusively vested in the freemen ...

... Stephen's Delineation i5n of Slavery; p. J65) the~weekly allowsance of food,-by an act. passe4 A in the BashamnaIslands In 1797,-and in the Leeward Islands, in i79i' SAVANsA ISLAND&. LEXIVARD ?? - I peak- of unground Indian or Guinea I I, iuits ofibr ...

... the' ShiveS',•fitale and female, which the army of Aga Zfahomed brought front Georgia in his irruption into that country in 1797. Ile had retained one in his own family, of which he appeared dotingly fund. The more wine he took, the more he spOlai of his ...

... gentlemen the Jury would lake copy and look through it a* he went on, hoped he should be able make clear to them (hat there was no usue, and (hat the ladies were the coheiresses law. The defence understood wax, that many years ago, while the tenant for life ...

... was rejected the ground of h:» being an Italian and alien—lie now prayed that the matter lie referred the Master, to see w hat the Committee of Management were doing, was that wh'ch is best done. Mr. was heard in reply. The laird hancellor (to Mr. Home)—l ...

... following brief description of some Celts foifnd atc)oseberry Topping, in the North Riding of a S Yworkshire. Aboat tiwdyears ago, a man, in preparin-g to quarry L y freestone, at Rosoberry Topping, found some ancient relcs, (of P which drawings are annexed ...

... beim.; flung a top of ,the teaster of my bed,) I, waking in the morning about eight o'clock, and turning rayselfe with intention to. rise, plauely saw, withina yardsof my-bed side, a thing all in -white like a standing sheet, with a knot a top of it, about ...