... Monday night large party in, arms attacked a dairy house, lands, the neighbourhood of’Alien and Donoskeagb, destroyed and levelled the greater part of one of the outronsequence of the dairy-woman de-houses, in glaring that she knew some'of the party who ...

... the wolf was dispatched in his el arms. All the wounded persons ?? been car- ried to the hospital of Beaune. The pregivilit woman is the only person in danger. The irel' has'been opened by medical men, but they bri not sdiscovered anisign of madness. The ...

... of the Holy Land would exceed all calculation. Its perennial harvest the salubrity its air its limpid springs ; its rivers, lakes, and matchless plains its hills and vales; —all these added to the serenity of its climate, prove this land to be indeed ...

... _Horrible _Mwder . _^ On tho inst . a _. woman at _Dunst-ibic _ob-Bcrvinc ! ; i _great smokeprocceding _. from her _neighbour 8 _chimney , sent her _daughter . to inrniirc . thc cause ; _a-. pe . rso n . said _she _was _locked in tlie _room , ( v _. hcre ...

... Cattlti world has made many gigantic efforts. [ , was a market. The better sort sold in coniidcra* i his’army having been defeated by the armies of tie numbers, .and prices were rather higher than Europe, it is dissolved I>y the united Council of the ...

... congratulations on her site arrival in England. The Duchess is a very elegant woman, of the most affable and pleasing amine's, and speaks English extremely well. Earl Moira landed at Bengal on the 4th of October; preparations were making to conduct the Government ...

... tight, and landed Mr Fisher the messenger ?? ibout half past twelve this morning; he came from Lord Castkerpaoi with dispatches, but did not cone through Paris, but through Chalons, Rheims, &c. it being the nearest road. Sbaw thensessenger landed at Calais ...

... point of l landing to the Irish Chanfiel; her false sides wvere knocked in, her masts struck, and having every appearance of a lighter, she sailed again e: up the river 'Mersey ?? (a short dis- tance from Liverpool )-'swhere the cargo was v landed and sent ...

... Hath enlarged, and divided into classes Knights Grand Crosses, '''gilts Commanders, and Knights », The British army, under Sir ward having landed 1 the 23d ult. attacked the enemy's n before New Orleans, but were v repulsed j having in the tl, 1 operations ...

... only good troops are those of which the English, Portuguese, and Spanish armies consist: but while all this is proclaiming them, the French armies are sight of the English army, capturing Astorga ; besieging Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz and Cadiz ; captaring ...

... luxury to all ciasev the community. —Montrose paper. Friday, in Glasgow, a woman, aged yes.'' and two months, native Linlithgow, : blind, carried on a barrow, and another woman charge her, as a guide, having collected three pecks meal, thought proper to ...

... ladies fromrnthe United States, who were, on their voyage to Fraice; detained and brought into an English port, were, on their landing. directed to go to Reading. These ladies, however, on application to Lord Sidmouth, have been allowed to resume their passage ...