... lent lobby and fiuoaking-rocm into the body of the houfe, and building another lobby ar.d fmotkingroom above thcp.fiage. The Speak- er's Chair will be moved nearer, and the back of it lowered. The 25th ultimo, Charles Brown, under fen- tenceof tranfportation ...

... bcutt; the water-nearlv reached his Tnt chin, having difrovered the fpring a fewi mnments bef-ore a C the earth gave'way. Speaking of his dil'crefsful lirtiation, otr ihe faidi, that f'crtome timne h e thought he mull have been of fuffocated frorr the ...

... with 2 ?? COio~ i i A. About mr -ears. 0 Q ...

... forasserting the rotwidity of the earth, and that people whose situai on was antipodean to each other, walked ?? stv Iy speaking, each with his h ead downwards, tho.xi h froiss the centre of gravity; each was as b at up- *t right as the other. . ;- Thus ...

... years ?? , , .. , 39,o6 And, as this statement leaves the plarnter a loser by his cultivation, it is wholly unnecessary to speak of any feturn for capital expended, or. inte- rest upon debt he may have bor- rowed. The net average revenue derived to ?? ...

... fromn Ma- nilla, the isle of France, and Batavia. A private letter jnst received by a whaler from the island of St. i elena, speaks to the following effe&:- Certain intelligence 'has beeri received at this island, of nine French and Dutch Indiarneu, and ...

... latelylost on the Dutch coast, are all safe. c On Siturday letters were i4ccivtd fromn Gib- ralta, of the 28th Nov. which speak in high and i s, appropriate terms of the activity of Sir R. Stra- e r chan on that station. None of the enemy's pri-c 1, vateers ...

... stated: these letters were received by the packet which is arrived at Falmouth, after a passage of nine days. The same letters speak of the loss of the Hindostan, of so guns which ship was destroyed by fire in the Mediterranean: they mention also that the ...

... drifted' and was seen no-more. Tie Active's people were all safely landed. : at Shields on Sunday se'night. The passengers speak :of tbe exertions of Captain. Ewing and the crew to save the ship, as. beyond all.praise ; and to Captain B Hend, '(to whose ...

... Ae'tve's people were alI safely lanrled at Shields on Scnoday. The passengers, front one of wn ii c a' C have this account, speak of the ex Iuioos of Captain Eoing and the crew to save ttic snit- as heyond all praise ? and to Captain I te d, (to svhose ...

... with one eye, and finding his ef- 'e forts were fruitle(s, the Earl accepted the terms, and loft _aite hundred pounds more. Speaking toy of his. ill fuccyf's,.and' Lulkup's liberal offer, to a frier,; d Whatf! 'aid' the ltter has fhe ns fellow' taken you ...

... escape in a neutral vesrel, and was landed in the neighbourhood of 3erwick hie arrived hret on V WednesdayjLst. Captain Nell speaks in the higihest ?? of the treatment he received from the fren-ch. The Walker, Captain Gatecliff, of this port, fr6m Petetsburg ...