... guns;- {chooner, pierced far 3 zz ;—alHo, of the deft: cutter, carrying 3 Twenty fail of trang Downs, with troops fr of the Spy floop of wi trom 200 to 300 men, are thus arrived Government have, ir ot Admiral Villeneuve, Magendie, to return make another ...

... Pourtrav'd—the Author recognize. AS PORTRAIT PAINTER. Here Nature's portrait painter lies. One who, with microscopic eves. Could spy each blemish in the face, And every mark folly trace; Each -pot of Vanitv and Sin Denoting all 'hat stirr*d within. He, like ...

... than it is; it has closely approached to a condition in yvhich any change must inevitably be for the better. We therefore spy hope even f ur Spain. ...

... and this is one of them. You nol, for example, hang prisoners of war, but you hang a spy ; and no protection or sanction on the part government is able save a spy. So when two nations are peace a minder cannot justified. Suppose England send secret agent ...

... oldest °»eof the French Revolution, he hale*'l*. tl,e reakl »g out of tamed heavy pecuniary s X be F aBCE ' and sus a Dutch spy/ on which C r onSeqUenCe , of ,ak ™ as afterwards, the Revo u,ioni s and aC^i,,ed pick in assisting to demSl. thf P ! ' '° W ...

... the household manufactuies used by the British families. leave after this the telescope Economists to amuse themselves in spying out valuable customers for Manchester and Glasgow among the miserable serfs of Poland. ...

... family- This cheap series of the most admired modern fictions already includes three Cooper's most popular works, namely, The Spy, The Pilot, and The last of the Mohicans. To these works have been added Caleb Williams, and St. Leon, pro ductions ...

... the Home Office bad got its intimation from a spy ? This motion, seconded Mr. Hume, was strongly opposed hy Sir James Graham, who denied that any spy had been employed ; and disclaimed and denounced the spy system in general. believed that a government ...

... LET, and entered upon immediately, SANDRIDGE COTTAGE, most delightfully situate three miles from tho Melksham Spa, and itear Spy . Park, aud Bowood; consisting of two good parlours, one small ditto, kitchen, pantry, with bedchambers ; large Hothouse, w ...

... JlZ™*? 3 vols, post Bvo. rT,' v ' the l,i;i; f,. m,nd - know,e of the world-and acquaint- Chronicle » are visible every page.— Spy^&A V °,— Story. By the Author To suih f °lumes. Vve «tron«rlv r ader ! ,ove t0 so,ace the dark evenings with Venice. interest ...

... many respects. The selfconceited dotard the object contempt in both ; the satire in each equally forcible; and both characters spy sufficiently striking, without being untrue i\ature. There is a remark® able similarity sentiment in the authors the two plays; ...

... officer and a stranger, never seen in this bouse again, and if you meet me, don't speak. We are surrounded spies; every servant a spy—and our lives may pay forfeit.' Some days passed, and further intimation t*aagiven, till anonymous letter was sent to Col. T ...