... de Neste being at that moment uppermost in his brain, be laid hold of the woman, and with tragic voice exclaimed, from that piece—“Je reconnois bleu la. Marguerite.” The poor woman's name happening singular chance be Marguerite, being struck with the wild ...

... of popula- tion inthe county is made toregulate and fix the number of Deputies. This is a principle not recognized in Eng- land; representation with us being confined to territory, not to the number of inhabitants. The next great prin- ciple embodied ...

... the charge of Children, and be able to obtain a good Character from her last situation. Also, respectable young Woman (or middle-aged Woman would be preferred), of quiet habits, to wait on elderly Lady, and work well at her needle. For particulars, apply ...

... Macdonald, the Adjt. Gen. of the army, who, on the 6th of A stated, tothe in Iretand, the confidential ial circular letter of Juiy, 1822, of the was embodied in the edition printed in that regulations and orders of the army ; that it 's the duty (27) of ...

... with a salary of £600, is to sueceed Mr. Armstrong, as Recorder of Leeds. ——An orator holding forth in faveur of * woman, dear divine woman,” concludes thas :—‘ Oh, my hearers, depend ” upon it nothing Leats a good wife, beg your pardon,” replied one of ...

... and to tht Freehold Lands of the late Mr. Primer, now in the Occupation Mr. Ridout, Merchant, containing aA. eR. 25P. LOT 111. Another Piece of Pafture Land adjoining to Lot and to the faid Road, and alfo to the faid Freehold Lands of tilt late Mr. Primer ...

... on foot by the Iri/h Committee who iffued the - • tickets. . -'REDEMPTION Or TH.E LAND TAX.—The Bill i Darr before Parliament for the redemption and fate of the Land Tax, has been ,printed, and is of confiderable magnitude. Its importance, we think, ...

... merits of the Malden Eledion Petition.—The fecond reading of the Volunteer Bill was poilponed till Wednefday.—The Marine and Army Mutiny Bills were read a fecond time.—The Committee on the Duke of York's Estate Bill was deferred till that day fe'nnight ...

... with the remnant of the Austrian . army, to Berlin, where he resolved to await the French army; but on the defeat the Austrians, the battle of Aivsterlitz, he returned to St. Petersburg, Leaving the greater part his army on the frontiers of Germany. In being ...

... of volunteers, studenis of the University. A part of the squadron had sailed from Oporto towards Mondego Bay, to effect a landing upon that point. City, Two o’ Clock.—It is stated that the Conference held last evezing on the aflairs of Belgium, ended very ...

... Government that the Marquis of Wellington had attacked the French army under Marshal Soult, beaten him froM his intrenched positions, and established the head-quarters of the British army at St. Pierre on the Adour. This operation was eficted on the 9th ...

... demanded that a French army should | be present at Rome whenever an Austrian army shou!d ap- pewr there ; and as that was now inevitable, the preservation | of Rome and Roman liberties ought to be guarauteed by the presence of a French army, Ledru Roilin asserted ...