... uis revil varn, instead of ,attatkit4 w& iunder sk of .4 Sub rohbp. -Butjthe affectedly luait and ludicrous. way in whichhe speaks of my ',rmner Letter of the otlth inst.whichjppeaked'i your jaefojhe2 thui~n.-feik tbt h&eis not japei oftfXie~lotki, z su~nsy ...

... caused the land, wehr to be newly jarmerd and. cthihed; it is now saic that there is somne talk of disbanding it. De. c2.-Thcy speak a goisad deal of a courier jutt arrived from l~ondon, the beisrer vf.verr satisfactory news; and also of the-publicatithi of ...

... Cadiz nearly to the end of last month. The expedition for South America had not theen sailed. Letters of the isth, indeed, speak of the daily arrival of troops meant _to forga part of the armament. fr9m which it would appear that all the force f1ti this ...

... observe, that at the Congress at Vietina there is ingresi, egrejs, and regreis, but rio eregreoo. The Wits of Vienna, in speaking of tise Emperors, Kings, and Ministers, who are now residing in that capital, say, the Emperor of Russia rmakes love for ...

... apparel. The voice, it not the pereon, of Wass, is likriy to 4 him in such a deception. it being very shrill, and he generally speaks In a whining ttioe.—(hate or more I -to r s have-re.. Peterborough from the same quarter. en. , tairting fur act clue to assist ...

... 'Ihe latter 0 circumstapce proves the perect innoxiousness of F. the scheme, or the abhe rumour for it Pi is ridiculous to speak of ovrnpoQnering ioooSo ien under arms, and possessing alpl te strong laces in JO the countryu-The Fiends edisots embellish ...

... immediaey absconded Thompson Carter is 17 yearsoF age, stands rathe' I- better than feet; is marked with uj sn1all pox s, speaks low, is 'atber roundshnuldeied; and hal on a Blue. Jack and a Black Chi) - Leghoin Hat. 'He is a native ot lJ11' Whoever will ...

... said-that on the loth a long conference was held, but the result was un- known. The Brussels and Frankfort papers, in- deed, speak of some indications, rather looking towards hostility, but in a way ihich is very inde- finite. The Austrian war office is ...

... toorcpert can 5.,,,011 with his ff-llmi'-.ilH.u,e,i, in a better HUM-. I'tu-re is a time to tie si— tit, as well as ?? 1,1 speak, aud'our de~ ccaseft fyieud, who knew boU ., evidently never spukr here fur Ibe as— _ of. spea kt.tg^- He was well aware, ——I ...

... of my esperienee. socontinued an fraud. and in every shape, so this fetid boa adiareled. It is true. persons hair hem, to speak blithe character of Wm. Nleyston; and ti.cy has. spoken favourably of you; but the) spoke only far as come within their knowledge ...

... whr. li.. wiien done, oue of itbem took the hills as the man supposed t» count .hem, and siul.lc.lv running out as if. to speak to some one, sas seen n» more. Another specif— of swiu.lli, g .was sis, practised here up 't*tnet***f. swU seil- mdn was tliscoycss ...

... considered conclusive as to the continuance of tranquility. X LONDON, FRIDAY3.F9BREJUAR? 24. r THE French papers continue to speak far more c positively thaa ever of the settlement, of the chief ti points submitted to the Congress. The accounts. from Vienna ...