... CHILD STEALING-s'INGULS1 DECEPTION. In the course of last week, a female, from the High- lands, called at the house uf a sailor, named M'Lachlan, at Port-Dundas, and inquired for lodgings. which, how- ever, it was not found convesient to grant her, but ...

... the threatening condition of the Indian army, and the danger of meddling rashlyv with such a body, whatever roay be the issue of its present discontent. The officers of that army, who may be said to be tte army (for the native soldiers under them are ...

... ladies fromrnthe United States, who were, on their voyage to Fraice; detained and brought into an English port, were, on their landing. directed to go to Reading. These ladies, however, on application to Lord Sidmouth, have been allowed to resume their passage ...

... Thousands, who have sons to pro. or vide for, look to commissions in the army, and get th their names placed as candidates for such on the c Commander in Chief's list. Again, men in the army desire promotion, exchange, staff appointments, &c. * G such things ...

... officers of the navy and army; they are quite different to hard-working farmers at home. There are several men possessing 30,000 acres of land, and an equal number of sheep. Wool-growing is all the rage; indeed, a great portion of the land is fit for nothing ...

... that Lim3 was blockaded by eleven vessels. and by land by 4,500 or 5,005oomen, under the comrnind of San Adar- tin, who was in the valley of.Maure, .fifty leagues from L.ima, and that thesSassish-army, composed of 10,000 men, was partly in the city and ...

... against the Egypjian army. The Porte has, as we statedyesterday,declined the offer, and the Russian agent has in consequence of that refusal gone to Alexandria to negociate with Mehemet Ali. It is, said that one corps of the Turkish army, of 30,000 men, remained ...

... inhabitants were an old man and his wife. On the neighbours cutting the way to the door, the old man was fiddling and the old woman dancing ! On Tuesday evening, between six and seven o?clock, a fire broke out in the dry-house of Mr. Howard, carpet manufacturer ...

... that majority. After a strong appeal in fa- vour of the right of woman to the suffrage, Mr. Wheeler gave way to Mr. W. D. RuFFr, who most eloquently and ably a supported the right ef woman to an equal share in *r the Elective franchise, and the affairs ...

... that majority. After a strong appeal in fa- vour of the right of woman to the suffrage, Mr. I Wheeler gave way to Mr. W. D. RurFy, who most eloquently and ably supported the right ef woman to an equal share in the Elective franchise, and the affairs of ...

... ple an- nounces that the Egyptian army had actually com- menced its retreat. The Reis Effendi had commu- nicated the fact to the Foreign Ambassadors, and Count Orloff repeated his declaration that the Rus- sian army should retire as soon as he was certain ...

... child, indicate the determined character of the unfortunate woman's sacrifice of her own life. f George Robins has announced his intention, in our columts, to distribute 50,000 acres of selected land in America amongst farmers and mechanics who would emi- ...