... ;3li' i is tress; aid then-it 'ins oes ntrived thita ?? rtr 5 n ,ke togethr,, ?? the bird flo*nt Miss Tiolnie sough t .i the armS of the Pslaintiff, and was married to him on t le ,vr , If 31ay, 1802. From this hiwritdk till sihe 3ar [lied, th d-rllafpened ...

... are acquainted with his petitions to Bonaparte for family alliance ; with his congratulations in the success of the French arms inSpain; with his covert letters the Spaniards entreating them nevertheless to fight; and promising them the Cortes and a ...

... which called for a severe vote; for he was convinced that corrupt attempt had been made, though it was not completed. Mr. John in high terms of the character Mr. Smyth. He was quite satisfied that the charge against Mr. was but to® we 1 founded. As for ...

... deathl of lihe Rlighit [lolll. lie-if C tPast, I, wea iradticed to tircbl e the I-oI ec wiih ta tlel wool', the albsence o f Sir John Newport. The lin,. elud Learoln u - dlemfin proceeded to obsrve, that it had been tibee-co.enlt limit addreseo delivereti pllpon ...

... for Scot- land; James Weddlerburn, Esq., his Majesty's Solicitor- General for Scotland; John Hay Forbes, Esq. Advocate, Sheriff-depute of. the County of Perth; John Hope, Esq. Advocate, and Deputy under the said Lord Advocate; Sir Walter Scott, Bart. Principal ...

... whea)a krd his name; he replied hie begged to be excused givting ?? information against him was then read. lt was ?? the oath of John Porton, df Cross-court, Drery-lene, yeomaa, and the of- fence charged was, the selling to him a blasphemous libel, en. .title5 ...

... the question was not usual, and he was not prepared to answer. Lord ERIeNGoTox gave notice, that shortly after Easter Lord John Russel would move for leave to bring in a Bill for the more effectual Representation of the People In Parliatment.-EZThis volice ...

... room. She got ulp, and on ap- proaching the room, was seized by a ruffian, who demanded her money, and stabbed her in the arm with an instrument like a bay- onet. The assasins had candles, and she could see that her ser- vant was held down in her bed ...

... inst. at Edmonton, John George Behrends, Esq. of Broad-street. buildings, to Miss Elizabeth Catherine:des Rhones, of Berne, in Switzerland. At Edinburgh, on the 13th inst. the Earl of Glasgow, to Julia, daughter ofthe Rhbt lon. Sir John Sinclair, Bart. AtrParis ...

... ground, Edward Grattan said, C - him, throw bins into the canal. John, the prlsoner, said, I can't, he bas got fast hold of my arm. Her husband replied, pull thy art out of thy jacket, and I will throw him in. The prisoner pulled his arm out, and the ...

... mese Territories, have beers foUlled, and that a peace has been cone! uded in that quarter, highly honourable to the British arms, and to the Councils ,E the British Government ile India.-I coatinue to receive fromt all Foreig ?? assurances of their earnest ...

... threatening her with arms, is it wise to enter on a crusade against the people of Ireland ? Mr O'CONNELL stated, he would have the address to the people of Ireland ready on Wednesday. ST PAUL'S SCHOOL. This School was founded by Dr John Colet, Dean of St ...