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... TID E T.4BLE Or the ersring IVeek. . _ u fneye. t, Feitivalts &C. atda y 510 12 I) I1 1? 7 1sentch *1ay 11-8. i n1 12 54 4418 5f'. Sunday Lent S| 4 U , 14 19 5 ISerpet luesday *. 1 014 0 1,9 2Clkb.unU. Wecdneiday 0 120 1 8 19 1Dvnces32li 1tlusrsday 16 1 212 1 45 17 9 v IInur2ieas 6 56mn u 1 219 161 SUn sets 1240M. Noaxing.i-Under this indefinite term some men B think they have a licence to ...

... . compaMium. I On Wednesday, June12, the ROusE re-assemnbled 1 pursuant to the order of adjournment.-Mr. G. Lamb brought in a bill to facilitate proceedings against the Warden of the Fleet in time of ?? G. War. 9 render moved that the sum of £2$,483,318 12s. 6d. be I voted for the ordinary establishmeent of the navyY.- r1 Ca/craft drew the attention of the House on this occa- I tion, to the ...

... ?? L, ..Wasai fntrllt?mCc. THEu~p LATI, STORM e~at After, upwards of twop d.laof r4most contiow`edl heay j ran aniuuu-od l in ofw , wish WdPut any eba'tement of thereion.oot4rsehr bot the two o'clock in the niornin.g of Tuesday, the 34t, uilt. of Before, sik o'clock, the quays were co~vered 'with, peopjle, Who hod assembled to witness the dangerouss situa tion of. several vessels endeavouringj ...

... FRiOM LORD ERSKINE'S ARMATA. It is not motley that government could be asked for, but, as I havejust said, the skilful management of revenue, and an unremitting attention in her le- gislature to the smaller springs of national economy, - which are not examined or thought of when the body politic is in a rude state of health,-the science . of agriculture is by no means at its height; and in ...

... Baltimore Patriot-ofiee, Nov.. 17. ti [The following document we have received by express, M in three hours and ten minutes from Washington:] ti This day, at twelve o'clock, the President of the Uni. ted States transmitted to both Houses of Congress, by r his secretary, Mr. J. J. Monroe, the following - MESSAGE: Fellow citizens of the Senate, 1 and of the aouse of Representatives: S The ...

... ]I-L.3t week, in our4aotiCeS to corresaondents, we ac- knowletdged the receipt of a very long letter, from A .TNiqE'E FUTESD TO THE POOR, mhich we proposed to insert the following week, in a curtailed form. The writer has since, it appears, forwarde&the original con- munication for ins ertion in the Courier, who hi saye us the trouble of using the pruning knife. As the su je is important, we ...

... BOTANY BIAY, I to- trid Extract of a letter, from Mrs T,-oaas R be merly of this town, to a friend iu Livesp ur- Sidrey, Oct, lt, 18s . Tobacco grows spontaneous over the country-three years since I planted s en and the leaves were three feet long. I to I have often thought it strange, tbst the Lhe r of Merchants do not send ships here, to got the be O Many ships from Londrr. come yearl,; But ...

... 1s Ss~TAXES- ie ras of the Li rerpooal Akrcury. ?? Induced to trespass upon- Wis a system of government ,r; sncessay to contribute so very Sas sj eie is acted upon iit is the duty ieeet furnish his qottas which oug ht to s ,3 to ba sphere, in which, under the ,oeret to s ,goenetat he is enabled a to have been in the discovery eonti 0ucb inequality in the pay- ?? proporrtoios that the e m- ...

... C6mwpendium of Weedly Intelligence, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC. I yr CTrture at .VadridL-Viceute Richard, a. despi. we cable enthusiast, suspected of plotting to produce 'b couliter.revolution in Spain, was seized and impri- rut soned in Madrid on the 19th of February. On ?? rack, be accused as his accomplices, the Ex-general 151 Renorales, Don Ramon Calatrava, Don Juan lc O'Donoju, and Don Juan ...

... lo -. ?? _ _ __ _ _ - 2ND DCT OF AN AdE7,ICAN t,, rov-ll . CAPTAINcrthefOlaowing recording the toliowing em er 1, elig r d I decision of an on . f frwirl,5 lee * o which we are indebted to a be AeriCna Captain ?? ho bas fasoured us with an rea, ''iit all d ugst last, received ?? . llwoeear, of the schooner C t a C;or C POtaLspe Ccsta Castle, Africa, to /i es 5 S the natives of Cape Mount ...

... PULI - .IErING -- i;PUBLIC NEE FING AT' SOUTIIWlVti a - e On the 17th instairt a raiunerous and re:-a le meeting of the inhabitants of Suth. ,te l . It in the Toun-hall, for the purpose ,, li; 'Y consideration the present ailiingstt t ?? -1Ct V, and lor suggesting such sneastoes Ie produce a senselty. 'fhe Dcpt) yli yr ohnes, Eq Na, in the chair. i] r HAR ir rose to submit several rmol. iS ...