... the scrieant and his comradde were foiund lying h,-hin d , bhus1hes in the fields, by a -htlshcrd. 'Elte sc etzn:: . .zs to speak, but the other was speechless anu tlerd d ad. ss n hope was entertained of the svrjeant' rtze overv ?? since informed that ...

... REsaian 'ensign, and this ae, rnfeo 'Y t several ofthe orher ships paassing her. Ths 95 repeated ' ~ily shewring'za ?? -o speak the fish4StC Pparez, that ?? of the-latt hinng vestei t her ,rpe~n insohitea 'ivas ifackets, gave rise to a pIan y SE etf ...

... Yours, &c. J MITCnYL; Newcastle Tyne, Aug. z i.` M , We have thts, deprecating the wrath of Mr Mitchell, allowed him to speak for himself; we have only to add, that Mr M's is not the only Newcastle paper from which we occasionally make extradts-,thai ...

... sui~ciently account for the spirit of privateegr vvhich exists there. All the pr:soners are from Boulogne and one of them, who speaks English fluently, states, that the vessels which formedthe flotilla at Boulogne are now all putting into a sqate of complete ...

... qualified for the faithful and couseieutious discharge of their ftu- ture dutiesin life! At my very advanced age, this, humanly speaking, will be the last occasion of our public intercourse. Of all thit h as hitherto passed between us, as well as of the exemplary ...

... Con'.panv. Janmes Smith LC0- boolksellers, Peterhieind. Robert Stewart. lesher, Glasgow. ! e,.- If the Friend to Truth speak the truth, a great rlenldtf j noney is paid in taxes. , biill] ?? rgI'.ives. (il at least TO OIrC I clot 10 s for to the e ...

... consiileration of, the principles iipon which the gvernnielnt of Ire- land should be regulted. He did feel it to be his duty, speaking the unanimouS aezise of the goveronmeat of that country. to sav. that every Tueniser of thawt government waos Aserse to the ...

... SI Ss od SMITH FIELD, Manday, AuG. 9. Nre have not so many beasts at market tol-day as on this day se'n- night, nor can we speak much in favour of the quality of those pre- sent, and prices are somewhat reduced. The mutton marketis %ell supplied to-day ...

... anl be is all wed every indul- gence anlid rtcc'uumuodatiin lhat the nature of' his ci uatioil a-ill per- tit of; ;sni lie speaks highil' of the kindness and civility of all to hinu. I le is llt, hlv0ws er, sulffered for a tuosnen t to be alone, day or ...

... deficiency either in tile artist or in the critic.. Tlhe polished tart ofa Kenmble, and the no less artful roughness of a hetui, speak in tones equally intelligible to t le Ieart; and it is tuloiigh to say, that our hearts beat to the passion ti9 theV sleltid ...

... , been the supply ofl heat and l`iour coastways dtifing the last week, the quality ot Wheat this maorning was, gencrally speaking, far from tine: hence the fewv ruins ofreal good quality sold oln fill as good terms asthisday ezP'anight. Barley cnoztitiles ...

... lnts likely il the end tn cr1 to tir Public, adrart ;ige, for their owri iccoterno. datintr. Brig a nat ire cicatlland, 1 can speak writl, coifilenice of tle success of well cnductedl cstablislrrnrelits of the kinul there. The Co rtruaercar Banik, ut parrictiliir ...