... seig't ilees sot esrese 141, cwt., afbredingspeed aidac- co diach ut, real safety, superior to sue sail or stage 'he . Lje Edges, while they were happy of the eppertsinity Mir Crcali afforded them of examining the above colrriee, thich is cell worthy of ...

... SSS Ne'do. (IS2S).178 Neapolitan, 78,1 Danish, 94 I'ostUguese, 870 Do. MarksBanco,893exad. Colombian, 5S6 Austrian, 5 Mrs Mitchell, we regret to learn, is much worse to-day, and her case considered hopeless. The hus- band is still at large. The Earl of ...

... of the stockade (at least te- feet high) entered about thle salne time as the party by tile breach, putting every nman to death who opposed their entrance ; and it affords me pleasure to state that the firet man eho appeared at the top of the work, was ...

... tlgive up the tax as a boon to the distresses of the agri- itnuniv. Ile trusted this would be triken by the coun- ryrnaoii!edge of the iaclination towards economy which pjeniled with his Majesty's Government, especially wlh en bl iidied, to satisfy the ...

... . vi of their lives could be their only care. -The ships Concord, and Canada, and brig Jane, -were ti burnt to the water's edge, and many others took fire, but tr by great exertions 'were saved. - Two vessels on- the -stocks belonging to William Abrams ...

... rather calculated for nag l the diff'sion of this sort of know- dU ell .. pgif g the exportation of our m a- Iyprcvenittnl edge. wein fact offer a bounty on the acquisi- in dot o ecb hanical science and it accordingly ap- be peet5 that no trade is at ...

... consumed lier cother, and scorched her features in the most dreadful manner, her eyes being literally burned out of the sockets. Death coon put a period to - ler tsHffrings. His Majesty's sloop -lanrier, 19. guns. CAYaim) Mole rier, sailed from Leith Roads, ...