... late* unfortunate campaign, and to place his dominions once more iv a respectable military state. An article from Ratisbon speaks of the expediency of ?? assutting the Comprehensive title of Em- peror of the/WEs* in such intelligible terms as leave but ...

... stations, had a prompt obedience aad co- operation, anxious always to outrVinmV wishes for theservice. Tn short, Sir, I cannot speak too strongly te you in their praise. The peculiar circumstances we were placed in,' obliged me to leave the management of my ...

... ''ioi'flfc agile corps. ?? ?? -, ?? ?? . - v Covent ?? Iron -Chest ?? on Saturday to a numeroas and ?? aa&eßC*. We canjqpt speak in very hjgfi ''tpxijis of W^ff j»r-i_w ance, as if there were little that merited _»t_f_to*r of censure, there was al_6; but ...

... the s|ow ptogteSs, of Popery -oii the one hand, and the quick top of Mcihodism on the o&et y seem not ?? escaped hi ...

... . Honourable H. Wellesi**. Mr. V. means, if pos. siMe, to nslt tbe brare but unfortunate town of Sa- ragossa, of which he speaks so highly in bis interest. ing narrativ.. Christ- ruE* Mauna y, Ksq. has been unani- moeely elected Alderman ot Vtntry Ward ...

... atthe unpleasant paragraph, dated the Ilith ol No. vcmber, Irom Berlin, and bwrtod ip the Pari, la- i pers. The French papers speak openly of the wat change about tp take place in tbe Go^ni-m-nt oi Holland.— lt has had the etfeet, t_ t . y co_&*s, ol in- ...

... have been received by all iud>s of taste, bids fair amply to remunerate Mr. -ley (for ?? •■ n - m °^ A * loro we are speaking) for laudable undertaking. Under the most liberal inti-ins.be has just finished a spacious saloon, dc. ,-iia :ed A COTIITC ...

... W_os*e abate he' ?? supported ; and consequently ***■*»* * * * —■Before he concluded, he wonld trespass on their time by speaking a few words on popu- larity. Popularity, he said, hpd been nmch de. cried, as depending on the caprice of a fickle Public ...

... the greater satisfaction, because I consider it to be the chief cause of the present remarkable state of things, that la speaking of engagements contracted, or supposed to have been contracted, between the two countries, understandings or implied engagements ...

... A PARROT.* To be SOLD, a beautiful young PARROT just arrived from Africa, colour grey, with red tail, of the tirst' breed, speaks remarkably well, is particu- larly tame, and will perch on the hand and arm with great fa- miliarity, and bids fair to improve ...

... s. It will not be said. or to -speak ?? shore Correctly, it will not be avowed' that tiie removal bfMr-G. Farlow ?? the Government of Fort St. George was ?? object bf their pro- ceedings, and that-tbe army wajs to speak in ia'bodv, not for the redress ...

... to great advantage. A Mrs. Franco appeared as a witn*'» on tbe part of the Joels, and she begged she might bu icdi . *{W to speak in a low voice, as she was very faint; being, however, questioned whether her Jmsband, whs was one of the. barty, had not' ...