... on the state of the negociatiuns sv:th the Porte, are either entirely fjl,e, or mixel up with data partly true and part:yr fake, so that they do not m:rit any credit %Caterer. C:ry,CIVE 0 1 C K .—Mie are favoured with the perusal of received this morning ...

... riter; Anrd tire text tim ris hriisr flu 'St tlhy blrloort, Malrsterc I rrrtrise ttrrc; Ilil iess, ?? to get intti tire ear' 'fake zii Irip Ii ltor Sithropshisre, aend 'ltivxt Draytoni riri d Newporrrt, HJ tinit 60 in ilnes orft', lii es thyv firiend Ii'l~lh ...

... Id they (die Sorerie..) be unable to attead the meeting. Tor follov Toll. air onthoriard the la:. Act of Parli mem to be faked from arid afire* the 3rd of February ilex'. and they a ill b' urcordiagl), viz. : AComfortable moil Convenient ARI N E COTTA6 ...

... expected that disclosures would be made not very creditable either to our Corpo. ration or its abettors; but when we saw exposed to view, the whole of the disgusting machinery by which the affairs of the Borough hare for a series of years been carried ...

... about 3,000,0001.; the duty about the same; making together, 6,000,0001., which the people of this country paid for tea. 'faking the stir, charge at 17 per cent., or one sixth, no great profit in the estimation of monopolists, we are under the mark in ...

... affect and defeat the end of inquiry, namely, the attainment of justice (hear, bear ;) or eases in whirls inquiry was likely to expose third parties, who were not directly connected with them. The Marquis of WESTMINSTER remarked, that he was not surprised the ...

... Sjst and West India M.it'asine, & ...

... beams% fur my onside ass run of Abscesses. and I live long, oho* in March. I sat reduced in a akelrion. a hen I com mence d faking die l'ill.i of m. 11idr./Ind neighbour. said the ..mild be the death of me. if I pereeve.rd in the of skein; and some a ...

... Court at Jamaica are still preserved the jaws of shark, through the instrumentality of which an enemy's vessel, provided with fake papers, and claiming to be a neutral, wan condemned and made a gousl prize. In 1799 Lieut. Whylie was ordered by the commander ...

... 'obvert, and which he was now attempting tembeert. Mr. (wide gnat warmth.)-1 call the hon. menthe, to outer. He has wade wee of fake amestism.—(Lomd cries of Order, great has mewled me of haw* swum ose thing and dame another. It is quite ont of order far ...

... IBEL•ND. This is the reiniely-tliis green and lovely 1e1 There ts mot lie•r feature in your agreeable duty it has been to expose and chastise It. light. Above all, Frame will not dimmer hereelf by so For our people's rights and laws Farewell, dear friends ...

... and all was dismay in cabinet and in court, when a wealthy commoner was said to have considerately stepped in, to prevent an expose, and timely hushed the affair. All this we believe too true to be put in a ballad, not a syllable wee -hen lireathed he the ...