... Warspite (about half passage over) with 056 sail of transports, bavihg 6000 troops on board from Bourdeaux, bound to the Chesapeake. The Russian fleet, with the Emperor Alex- ander's guards on board,sailed on Wednesday from Deal for Petersburgir. The ...

... dissenting ir io the Church of England, in holy crders, or pretizdtl holy orders, or ?? to lhvg orders. J_4d 7ilentdiiriough sail, that the decision of the Court flad certainty bien mistakin; but firom what source did the present applicant state himself ...

... s Ie olitilt n otkots but theyl had be-ri regti- ti 1triy retitnec l Mr. Allisori. Soi'citlit.~ Ott tio ltowtintg S, 4ZLe, Sail to the Jitile. Whien tote SUlilect Was agttiln It mntotioned. thait if ltfetc teas atty blnaiie rtitimust attach sh to hint) ...

... -ir.S to iir piii !seat t ic y 'A hippedt at HaI ?? tin t ire list Xl iiiyc'. -da3, oi Ir is tf it i miprisc onmein. i/' sail (arlic C/'Iilobnit- wren, irh~'i! sil thm :iuii,g a reo cow', heltingiig to Jr~irn Siat,'ifi'i', awi ' ;,i'rr'a'u oi h about ...

... Susannah, from if's Cronstaidt. and when he arrived at Elaineur he learned f old th~at the Ocean had beeti there, and hadl sailed'aboutt six ain hours before. Mr. Kirby arrived at Hsill] on the 9th of tidr. .4ugstst, aisd having been informed that the ...

... roniucted from his cell, tha be sho k cf the swfisl aptily which marked his r oaduct during his trial. I am a mttrderer, sail he, ?? but there is a merctiful Gd. Whets he was passingthroulh the press-yard, he address- ed rise prisosiers in a few woteti ...

... and consequently tile Mail was not landed. The Johlu qfGaunt, Capt. Gibson, is arrived *t F6lmouth, from Mfartinique. She sailed on the 18th of January, at which time the E xpedi- tion against Guadaloupe was expected to set out in a few days. A vessel ...

... with utediulg aI lorged fi-lll Pnr-is- sory Note, for oue Gituera, -isith initerfto 10 fiati d to Pease, liarrison, ticilfrd sail Watson, Banskeis, qu Hull, lvel1 knowing thle same t1: be forged aitd cons- w terfer'. i TIhe ev'-letcc laby wohic: tliis charge ...

... collecting these Minantients of ancient grandeur he spared neitier pains or cost ; andit was his pride and am- bition to have, it sail that the finest collection of t antique statiet vwas ill the possee sion of a privarvs ( uEeglisl; gentlecian. llaviig imported ...

... issedl Ire the L~adiivi Of Haluifax. [le irtisiv call his weitlienses, sail li tart ito itnitinjt hs thsO .u-v ?? treSS this ocin withsil the you tessit it des' cccii. louses Denkoim sail, he seas ttindcedl iy a noise he hoarsd. 1o go i tro :IMr. HIall's ...

... whir h Mr. r, Stausfield said, Yes; I have got her, tnd.l will keep t t her; and he then tendered two guineas in gold, and T sail, Here, there are two guiceas in gold, they are b something better than your notes, and there is your c; mare ian the yard. ...

... wtsrse. ?? ours.r) I \NWell done, Lord Castlerreagh rT ,is is jitst wisat is it seas thounght vour pil.ls Would prodluce. ?? sail ,. Mr. .1Itiskimonss ! It ready was niot without retion that. ye u ?? with sO Much earrisstness upon tile otiitV offhreitn ...