... bit by him in the nose. He thought nothing of it for some time, but happening to be in company with some persons who were speaking of the dreadful efFeas of the bite of mad dogs, he was struck with terror, and immediately cause' his little favourite to ...

... company with the Britannia, Captain Stout; and the Clarissa, Captain James, both whiclt carry followers and baggage. Report speaks of a revolution in Cabal, and of the death of Zeman Shaw, but letters from Calcutta of the 30tb of July do not mention it ...

... not impress irresistible conviction.—Union Magazine and Review, page The European Review and Magazine for July tBot, in speaking of the above Work, very favourably concludes thus, The merit of novelty are put in such a point of view, as to call the ...

... slightly bit him in the nose. He thought n jibing it For some lime, but happen ng to in company with some persons who were speaking of the dreadful effefts of the bile of mad digs, was struck with terror, and imnr- diatciy caused his little favourite to ...

... moorings, four miles longer than heretofore, are laying down in the Medway for the dismant'ed ships. A private letter from Cork, speaking of the la'e muriny, says, About a month since the Tr'neraire was to get under weigh ; this the seamen peremptorily refused ...

... November, and remains covered with ice till the end of April, . Fl KA4WCE. Many persons experi, a kliminution of taxes, a • speak of the Tax as designed to be repeale . This, we apprellend, is a mistaken idea; for so far there . a dco:gn..from any diminution ...

... interests or teniper bf tfie Consular Goverplment, and equally improbable46na - The manner in vi , hich a certain Opposition Paper Speaks of the late Naval Mutiny, is a - curious specimen of calm philasaphirpafriatzths. . Upon . this interesting subje4, it says ...

... CLASSICS, FRENCH, ACLERGYMAN a Graduate of the University of Cambridge ' ' who speaks with fluency the French . Language, and who for more than five yeats was Tutor in a Family Of repectability in life, gives Instruaions to Ladies and Gentlemen, either ...

... the .French Executive to the free circulation of British Journals in France. The publications of this country are d.emed to speak with too much freedom of the Consular' Government, and it is probably suspected might disclose circumstances as to the political ...

... possible. to get off. I can. obtain 'but little information from any Frenaman ; a general panic ~has seized them all, and no one speaks loud enough..to be. heard. The country presents a scene of unheard_ of Murder. Tile insurgents yesterday - Massacred a number ...

... the French Executive to the free circulation Of British Journals in France. The pu,blications of this country are deemed to ,speak with too moth freedom of thz Consular Government, and it is probably suspcaed might dis . close circumstances as the political ...

... possible to get o!f. I can obtain but little information from any Frenchman; general panic lias seized them all, and no one speaks loud enough to be heard. • country presents a scene of unheard of murder. The insuigents yesterday massacred number of Whiles ...