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... LONDON. TUESDAY. MAY 7 Our accounts from the coast continue to speak of the great activity which prevails present among the enemy’s flotilla at Boulogne. An Officer on board one of oar cruisers offi that port, writes as follows, under the date May ; VVe ...

... immediately iho army. Jl .„ . RATtSBON, Ocr. 14. Handbills have been stuck up at every gate, warning the people cautious in speaking the occurrence* of the war, in older avoid disagreeable consequences. A part the Austrian troops that were in Southern have ...

... forms with jingling chin e, Through Men eall'd Poets, add by them ,eall'd rhyme ; A licathettislt sort of thing.—l'm bid to speak, An 4j , i/ogu,.—the word to me is Grtek ; And as a sort of folks Called Critics say, 'Tis often found'as foreign w the Al ...

... SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8. We this week lay before our readers copious extracts from the French and Dutch Papers. They speak of kind of incipient success of the Russians over the French. We are concerned that the battle Krems has not proceed more important ...

... character • of John Falste, in the Historical Play of the Fourth. Previous to the .Pla.), Mr. HUGHES, ,the Manager, will speak an Address Upon the occasion. The attendants upon INlAJr.sms at the Theatre were the Earls of . MACCLESFIELD, WESTr bIORLAND ...

... S'reeeer a sublime performance Mrs. ASH% in Piers Orgies, and The Horse aid his Rieke, was delightful. It is impossible to speak in too high terms of the w.!;.)le performance. Mr. BRAH•I%-01% being cowed in life?. .nber David, at the close of the Second ...

... her white bosom, and her air; An Angel appears to diminish her sn,arf ' An«t raise her.o'erwhelm'd in the of despair. Thus speaks the Eternal, who bove, Whom myriads suns and of r 1 »:illobey, M Yet deigns to regard with the eye love , w The souls he ...

... the dangers which threatened them, I recommend them the the social virtues, activity, the love their country, and order. Speaking the Italian Republic and the of Italy, he said, that the former had and jealousy, and tbe latter might excite them more, ...

... yellow ; an old Black Handkerchief, Corduroy Brteehet, patched at the Kneea; light coloured Worded Hofr, and dender Shoea. Speak* with a Scotch Accent, and on the Day of bis Efeape, received Wound on the Jaw Bone, near hit left Ear. Any Perfon (eicept ...

... Upon his heel, is of a fair complexion, smooth tate, and light hair (inclining to sandy); he is generally in motion when speaking, has a genteel address and talks rather thick; usually worn a blue Or black coat, and • ,hie :Pantaloons. He . left his lodgings ...

... lin—boai, invented by mao Somersetshire, ft has been examined Sir 11a ruy Burraui> Neale, and a number of seafaring men, who speak of with great praise, and think it likely to answer the purpose. The inventor is old man. ...