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... The crly sown wheats, both in the northern and southern districts of the kingdo'ih, :lhve in gercral a pritty ?? appearahce,' and in some places they are remarkably strong and vigorous, being perhaps inl too forward a state of growth for the season ; but -those which were put inte the ground at a later period, have by no Meaus so healthy an aspa&;l * being, besides, in niaty instaneesvery' ...

... i SI HIART-BREA4KING XcpJDITIcYr: K ' find by your ?? eb'that ?? t'a Legrired Gen- tleman has been pleased to term' our exploits at Copenha- gen a heartbreaking task..' Apd when the cries of bear! .hear ! demanded an explantiion, he seemed to lay it down as a position, that 'every service in whlich bllod was shed was a Iheart-breaeting serVice. Now, sir, although r we soldiers and sailors ...

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... MintR nUter. S.ATU RDAY., J.A4XU ARY 3Q. Fnn-ca- th. 41#h ?? ?? Qa Mornay. the I8th of January, a Veiy mnoirous 4eeting of Nobility and' CerGtry, 'ai Lrtnd and Mill Owncrs, in the Counfies of lalis and, Surey5 took place at tli~ Swan Inu, Alton, convened, for 1he purpose of ponsideiing the most ettlctual mnethed of opposing the further attempts to obtain an Act of P'rli:Lment, for making s ...

... THE MORNING CHROArICLE. 1,O N'DO N: 2kfCNDA2, SE 2zRr I, 1 8C83 There was a rumour yesterday, but we could tjac6 it to no authority, that the Admiralty had received ill formation of the course of the Rochefort fleet, and that the squadron of Sir RICHARD STRACHAN was in Cl0se pursuit of it. We cani only express our hope that tllis rumotur may be true. 'The Treasury Papers are extremcly wvroth ...

... ROXBURGHE SUCCI*.SSIONj 9'Frorr thle pretensions to candour, ?? by the writer of a paragraphl upon this subject, in a late Edinburgh neWspIaper, correctory of a former tatement of the grounds of the competition for this princely iulheritance, it might have been rea- sonably expected, that he should rigidly have ad- hered to fact in the representations which he him- sel' laid before the public ...

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... : P. RTSMOTH. DS4TURPAY, JANUARY 80. I a - Avis X X1 a ,a vaIN V JV. I Aers with tile iollfvviag informatioa troli tbe, 4ledi- terranean. which ks cnininer in ni-. Iai n ' terraneat, ?? is coa;tained in.oup Iellert, recived by the Tigre, which was relpaseA from quarantite, westejfiay. . -, . Lord Coilingwiood was nt Syracuse on the 27th of horvember, witb the folkwinbi ?? 9S (flag- *hip) ...

... STL47' P21PERS. PAPERS REILATING TO AUSTRIA. No I.-7Note from rthe Count de Starhesasberg to Mr Secretary Canring, dated LondonApril IS. 1S07:. -Trandfatian. Hii Majefty the Empncr of Auftria, Kin of Hun- gary and Eoheinia, haviung refolved upon offcring to the principal powers iitereilld in ehe prefent war, his amni- cable mediation, il order by his intervelition to bring on a negociation ...