... Flusltiog superior force, hesitated ,o eii | the that he pierced only one e-n lti« ; ,lc amekeos, which he stopped agam, during hours, and then re-opened that this open,n« produced hut little elicit, because the point where was made had not been well chosen; ...

... to the Severn side, opposite the Meadow-wharf; where, after a run of more than three hours, he was killed in view. A gentleman of fashion made a hasly retreat last week, from Bristol, under very dinary circumstances! Having succeeded in inveigling a female ...

... •examined. Notice is also I given, that all instant demands will be the George bin, Ashford, the first of February , between the hours leu and four —after which time Bills will be attended to. WM. WALKER & Co. Builders.^ To Upholsterers, Cabinet Makers, others ...

... there states, that he had submitted to your consideration the three conditions specified in those instructions, as the ground work of an arrangement which, according to information received from this country, it was thought in England might be made, with ...

... considerable violence for upwards of half hour, nearly an hour, before a proper supply of water could be obtained. The Sun-fire floatiug-engine, however, was extremely useful in the interval-it played upon the adjacent work-places and ware* houses, as well upon ...

... continued four hours, was heard at Aiguemortes on the 13th of Dec. The paper (The Journal de VEmpire) in which this occurrence is stated, affects to treat it lightly and identifies with a shooting party, and the explosion of some fire-work, which took place ...

... and the use of the piano-forte, ana made raffles of pictures and fancy work for the support of the family. Her quickness in plain-work contributed to the same end. And when her work failed, Was finished, she spent her iiourt in reading. She more than once ...

... warehouse of J. Pyrke’s tea-urn manufactory, Darrington.street, Cold Hath.Fields; but, from the exertions the men who were at work in the factory, it was happily got under in a short time. Tuesday morning early, the office of the IJauk of Messrs. CJoodeve ...

... and woollen sniffs of all kinds velvets and cotton staffs, silk, worsted, and cotton hosiery, cutlery, trimmings, procelam, works The above articles can only be shipped to the amount of one-fourth of the cargo, the remaining three-fourths of the loading ...

... instant, Mr. T. West, started from Ashford, to go 40 miles in six hours and half, for wager of 20/. w hen after walking miles about six hours, gave the attempt, having to spare half hour only go the last four miles.' , SticiDE. A man the name of Leyou ...

... undertaken for a wager of 2UO guineas, foot 160 miles in 48 hours. is to start from Twickenham on Wednesday morning, and pursue his route towards Bath. Court-Martial.—A Court-Martial was held last week at Portsmouth on Capt. John Spearing, of the Royal Marines ...

... the corning houses the Royal Powder Works, at Faversham, may a great measure be prevented. It intended not only to. simplify the machinery, so that the power of one horse only will be required, but the whole of the works are to be sunk in the ground, with ...