... Pose and Meri-entile ddvertiser of toAlay, is published a solemn deposition, taken before the Recorder of our city, by one John Aikins, stating that be was en impressed American, with two other Americans, on board the Little Belt, when the encounter took ...

... —ArritTd hip ship' Tonnant, .of So guns, Captain §if:JOHN Gout,' trf , m the squadron off . Brest ; the bri Pal ND, .I\lasttl, from Quebec,' with staves, &c. for part; the Frienathip, of Cardigan, Master, Cork, last from Falmouth,.with provisions for ...

... Edinburgh Review of November, 1810, is intitled— . The t,ubsiance of a Speech of Sir John Cox. HiPPesley, Bart. on svconiting the. Motion' of the Right Hon. Henry Grattan, to refer the Petition of th e Roman Catholics of. Ireland . to a Comniiitee of the ...

... proposition. Mr. BARKA and Sit:JOHN NEWPORT recommend. ed that the Proclamations. respeding Embargoes and mercantile matters should in future be only inserted in the 'Gazette. After it few Words from Mr. Wynne, Mr. Cnrwen, Mr. Grattan, and Mr. I,'o4er, the,Resolution ...

... were its the before us upon to act. To that spirit may b attributed the ere 'lion and the exertions of heir their o , dinanza armed peas only, ill fret, of those exertion. which 'were esseotial trate there. etup. tion of the nation hem its inveterate enemy ...