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... THE PACARDCbX~jBPjACY. ?? .1- ?? -c1iX-A ;UV!NblwllACY. On Monday morning, Vickery, the oficer, accol.. panied by Mr. Pearson, arrived at the office, Bow-street and reported that they had used every exertion to seemre Franklin, having been in pursuit of him to Calais Boulogne, and otber places; but that they had unforttt nately been unsuecessfulW as they coild not gain any information of him ...

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... T:- i4oo 4;~Crvq I .~ VFRIDAY, MARCH Az, 1l I f . - : w - Til:LVzrPooL COL ?? JTHES Li E ?? Courtm of W Or -f f column and albalf of his journzal tothe abuse of thO 'I Reformers; and has, upon this occaaion- ispliyed all1 i his eld choice phrases, variegated by luflriant, T*-,ta rical flowers, culled from the hoed of tfie celebrated - l)r. Slop. It would sare the Courier and his p-iite-s t ;i ...

... COPY OF A LETTER FROM MR. BIFLBECK TO MIR T., HULMfE, PHILADELPHIA. ?? 'FaZo 7roe h, English Prairie, Sept. 19, 1819. v M>Iy dear Sir-I ame afraid Mr. Parr will not b& able ear much to you about your most active and vigorous r #ssaiiaots. the Prairie flies, which must have pestered o won in all your recollections of this country. We-have ° tiad little trouble with-them this season: not a tenth ...

... ?? vjartfantfnt, ~ iis MEMBERS RETURNED. gs tort-i, E ward Bootle Wilbraham and Joseph But- , a er~th, Esqr!s.-Sir John Jackson, Bart- dedmed. I Baormgege of Ma!de..-Colonel J. H. Strutt, a4 B. ly Gaskell, Esq..were retbirned without opposidton*.- ntE quddfbrd.-Mr. I ,erjeant Onslow and C. B. Wat, to M'kichestter.-Lord J. G. Lenox and the Right ss ?? Huskisson.' ,, : O- Rochester.-Lord Binning ...

... MORE GREEN VAGS. - _ I IsMEASTUR PRINTER, 1; -As yoan sunneoilmes printed thingsi' Fyopr papper suts bin sent boo. fro' Bout'n,, i ritten hont, an ts s. meh Gronny 's welly kilt fur bar wynt, uns gobink t' _bathe-fort',I tak ti' oppertanite o' sendin tis by hbi, iY un I beg on hoo t'-put id into t' irpile Merkry ast pot Whtoile ilt yo pginten wonwfur I cxud loil-& ev'ry basndy fartV k-no-ut ...

... SWARMS OF NICE. - _ _ - _ I I ?? The following remarkable natural phenomenon is mentioned, as having occurred in Saxe-Gotha :- The quantity of vermin,of the mouse tribe, has increased of late to a degreealmost incredible Thse local magistrates give reward for their desteruction. 'In the year 181S, more than 200,00 field mice w.ere brought to them for the premiums. k the Baths-ham~mer bf the ...

... -NA'ad Inttigenrc Dowter, Dec. 29~-The brig Bredalbane, of Laficaster, Cupt. Geo. White le. Miramichi, with ti.sbe4 planks,, lath-wood, and-staves, forLancaster. on thde zth ilt. being in the Western Ocean, ini lat. 45. ?? - and Ion.' 28. 4., about one in the, mornin~, she encountered a- nast dreadful gale of wind fronm k; S. AV. 'aundt two, not- withstanding every exertion at the. pumps, they ...

... -CONVOCATiewf OF T;2: COITEY BY THE bO ?? I I ?? Gazette Exttarwiimry f Mfidrid, Marah 7. OFFICIAL ARTICLE. a Ilis Excellency the Marquis oflMatafiorida, S.ecre- ! tary of Stset, and ?? ofJustie.hascomnauni. to cated to his Exceliency the Duke de L'nfauntado, . President of t6e Supreuse Council of caswie, the folldw. Id ing Uieyal Decree. Yd 1. 3His llxcellency ,te King. Ur Lord has deigned to ...

... THE ;UEEhX. An address was presented'to her. Majesty from the in- tl habitants of Sunderland and its vicimnty, t, which her . AMajesty returned thefollowing answer: I. am greatly obliged to the loyal, iihabitants of'. Sunderland and its vicinity, forltheii cordial congratu-. cm lation~s UpOn my acecession to the high dignity of, Queert n Co~nsort of-these realms; and for the genero~us zeal ...