... THE DEATH OF DR. LUBBOCK..' The voice public Sorrow bursting forth, with the widows' sighs, the orphan's tears, Speaks the departure of man of worth, -Ia realms of bliss to live eternal years. Ah I were.there ought med'eiae's balmy power, mortals prolong ...

... until the conclusion a P(4ic« between the Belligerent The British troops are immediately to return. F ...

... mournful requiem found, And Fox's the notes rebound. 'Ine folemn echo feems to cry,— Here let their difcord with them die; Speak not for thofe a feparate doom; Whom Fate made brothers in the tomb, But fearch the land of living men, Where wilt thou ...

... the Inspecting Field-officer, and his Majesty's Lieutenant of the comity, the conclusion of the letter which I hold hand, speaks of as knowing to a good and corps,',' from his own observation, and the reports the Inspection returns. Gentlemen, : this ...

... from the Continent seem leave no doubt the King of Westphalia having been defeated by the Austrtans, and they by no means speak of negociations and 'peace between Austria and France in the Same confident way that the papers do- is therefore supposed that ...

... agreed in a Petition Parliament against the Stipendiary Curates Bill. The Royal Academy at Somerset-House Monday; report speaks favourably the Exhibition. : S. R,omilly is elected Representative in Parliament for Wareham, D}rsetshire. ten papers to the ...

... purpofe of counteracting the defigns of Rufiia, endeavouring incite rebellion and revolt anion*, his fubjects in Finland. Speaking of the conduct of Rufiia, the King of Sweden fays, it is a breach of peace without a previous declaration of war, without ...

... armies in .Poland, has been received ; but letters still continue arrive from different parts of the continent, all of' which speak of victories obtained by. the Russians subsequent to the December. It is reported that Government have determined to afford ...

... manly fcience grae'd, Wants'yet orie fame, one work of tafte: Her { with Latin, Hebrew, Greek, Forget the nertifiary art- to speak; Hence rofe this entertainment, hence you're come, To take a feat thisLcholaftic dome. Our manager this i'ole advantage fecks ...

... and troops' which lined die beach.—Lieut. Sibley's Spirit and judgment, conducing the attack, I cannot too much commend; he Speaks the higheft terms of the brave dfficers and men under his orders. L'Elizabeth is the tafteft failing privateer out Of Gfuadaloupe ...

... action. The Spaniards are represented to have fought gallantly, and to have borne the brunt of the battle; The Spanish Officers speak in terms of the highest condemnation of the l 'rendh, and say they have been made a sacrifice. The Spaniards are ,in a very ...

... Count Commander Chief of the Russian army:— Alter, the battle Austerlitz this veteran, the disaster, could not refrain from speaking his sentiments freely respecting the management the .Army oil. that occasion. obseivat'Ons having reached the Emperor's ...