... been taken by his Majefty's fliip Canada, Capt. Bowen, after a chare of hours. Two Englift tranfports, which had been taken by the Favourite, with about 80 foldiers on board each, have been re-raptured by the Canada. Tlie fchooner Morning Star, Capt ...

... pletely reftoied Piedmont. The Mavquit Ftemo, with the armed citizens, retook without rebellious town whiHl bad, declared 1 independent and Republic- .At the from which the had fired upon the foldiers were given plunder, and. orders were put to death all who ...

... defttoved. The Canada near (bore atter her, that tacking (he got aground, and received damage: (he makes a good deal of water, and muft be taken into dock, (he can go again. A line battle (hip, two frigates, and corvette were fern the Canada Roads, but they ...

... protect all who vote for the Confederation, which, fays, will their liberty and independence; and that union with Audria will be incompatible with their Liberty and independence. the contrary, the Imperial Envoy, Baron Caronthal, is faid have declared, in ...

... If, added Mr. Pht, ars-fhns called upon, from regard our religion, from ' food our Sovereign,from * wifo maintain the independence Farlbftnetit, regard 'to the peace and fafety, not Oply \he metro. 06B*, bin of the kipgdom large, truft this will not ...

... by the treachery, or fab-' bythe armies df France, and if it your determination, as fare it is you'( wifb, numiain the independence vour c ...

... ear a pound of bacon, at 9d. pound, fur his dinner and fupper, that artifle alone is'equal to what might fupport three, independent of bread and beer. Second—Trial roa&e flieep's head, with-i proportion the other ingredients, fo produce .fix quarts pottage ...

... Dundas, and had the honour Majefly's hand on occalion of his receiving the Royal Grant of a very large appointment o» or lauds Canada, where going torn a large colony of his countrymen. The Count is of Scotch extraflion, deriving his origin the Grants, who ...