... very One of the masts is driven through the bottom, and at high F I he water the bales of goods were-floating about in the ?? 'rm York Enquirer. t of Pernambuco, April 21, 1827.-A pirate, orprivateerschooner, d in- appeared off the port a few days ago, and ...

... away. The few -stuck to the ship as long as they could; the violence ci the waves, however, was too much for them, and they rM compelled to launch themselves into the deep, as 1lcir last resource. They did so, and endeavoured to lare themselves by clinging ...

... Ledgercopius the recommendation. These iimrptoms tire significant. They mean something. They inces this, that the National Refo rm movement has awakened a ,ew hope in the mind of the oppressed, and has opened a new field for philanthropic efaurt. Men are ...

... this morning at rm 28 96, weather squally. On the 24th, at midnight, it was am 29 00. 25th:-This day was squally and showery; bare- the meter at mlidnight 2890. 26th:-This morning was wa! windy, with shoners of rain, and the mercury sinking;' it s was at ...

... the 1st tilt, in lat. 35 39, Ion. 61 0. fell in with the schooner ertgs Washinogton, t cons Boston for North Carolina, in a sink- tng state, and ?? offthe crew.- Alerdeen, March 2t.-Tligswind, which had fornearlyafott- Su night previously prevailed from ...

... maillions. N'ow one of thrCe things mtust happen-i, That.three- fouitlss of the war taxes must 'be preserved. ' 2, Thait the Sinking Fund must be applied to the annual expen- ditkire, instead of the further 1iquidation of the debt- or, 3, That we must have ...

... of the wisdom of the plans of paying off the national debt by putting a penny out at compound interest, or set- v ting a sinking fund a going for its reduction with one hand, while we are daily adding to its amount with the other.. Two circumstances, ...

... ? new Custom-house in London, which was being rebuilt, owing to the foundation having given way, is again, we find, in a sinking state. A correspondent in- . qtires whether the edifice is to be paid for out of the Sinlkilg slnund 9 Orders have been received ...

... render their history at oncc nffecting and interesting. On Sunday night last the ship put in at Lough Swilly in art aluost sinking condition, the men ineessisntly la. bouring at the pulnps, and the hull of the Vessel secured by chains and cables to keel) ...

... agents httoiinitilJed ea rm l Oilto 1 I 16ls. 8d. a diiy, at New Orenliis, 606n 70otofe y Tuttrrde omnwho tace:e allured by:thiese prosetnlwntoNw e Orleans to die No teniptatuoin sol S itsc tt n to ( aireek wuik fi ifitita sink oh tusiquitya mu et Eeiiii ...

... tlelt l her v or-ou Parbaaaen.oag dt- thr:01-i'nw ni S+b, ;and die 'af tt'cgmpleto r oi ati.-- Agr athin is, however, there ?? r.M nous reasoa uring a 'eventh year a Sesion their | ado creatues, .who, whiithe iay o- f retnrmnit ?? .3 Wenstiiuout was: diitaot~ ...

... Croix which was fixed upon, and which falls into Passamaquoddy bay, in the Bay of Fundy. The Penobscot which falls into the Atlantic further westward, is the other river to which we intended to advert. The mistake must have been obvious enough to those ...