... T1IHE S'T'OC KS. Mo . us.?0 1a.j hr. 1'ri. Sa ts . I 38l (;S;L 7o? I o 0-, 1 lllj s 1024 love;1(,C = * (9 - j2052 L i?4 - , - 0 spy i ipmo 16 p 4 jr. 1 2 dis. 3 4 p.|3 A1r. __ -7,7idi% par. Pmo,.l ot, Bui-ilzilv. I Tlotsi:y, Feli. 1. Per Fric l v, ari 15.b ...

... 'lreeasi visilence is therefore an incunibent duty.- 4alelcster 6./2rontcle: ltt the l5th instant, Mitchell (denounced as a spy at tile York Mteeting,) was tried at the Pontefract Sessions ir having, ont the 4th of October last, made use of sediti- 05s ...

... great surprize of the oboervers, one oi the nartits's darted dowin from thi itent in a diirert line, and strutck. the felon spy with its beak aid imtnitdiately flew up again. _ T'his evo!utiol *eas repeated thres or foer tinles, to rhel apparent consternatiott ...

... spies were attempted to be defended, A harmless spy-a spy of good charac- ter-a quiet, respectable informer,.was a sort of being he could not comprehend. The attempt to make a distinction between a spy and an instigator was one of the most clumsy expedients ...

... Empress Alexandro was delivered of a Prince on the 21st of this month. Death of Oliver the Spy.-CAVE OF GOOD Hope, Auae. 6- -Oliver, the late notorious London spy, known here as William Jones, late Snrveyor of Government Wiforks, &c., is dead. Just prior ...

... for ' England, and £207,000 for Ireland. 'the resolution, after aom, discussion, was carried. - WEDNESnA-Ir .17DWA5, TPtr. SPY. Arr. A4era(srm. IfP4 said that, in order to prevent a notorious individual ?? ie country, he had wiitten to 1vord Sid- mouth ...

... F the consequences would tie fatal to them No intereourse s with tile French could be Hidden 24 hours, for evety one I is a sPY, because every one is a patriot. The utmost con- fidlence is placed in the commanders. and those who have means are ready to ...

... 1 ?? here siek; two have rlied anrd II I: e t e c;: 1. te s i The ; pth, a few da -tt'o, Ii, onI r 'tilir ' ` rccii men. A spy a vinc these detilik ial wrib;ii fln ?? I'il , o is's, hlas just ireen put to deatth. A ?? IA utom I'Cnt, Se Itavticcoutints ...

... c atuth frame~s, anld to have a perfect uruldiirstammtin-, ont the satji'rt ;or hereafter if it bsoild be discovered thst spy ;ultearsiois luiicl Lecn i sade ill sthess utensils, hoswever trifling, they may uaisepectedly bet sued I for penialties.1 7 ...

... lie had nosy nto treed of makirtg themt known; (hear, hear!) soil he was stire that he EraS sent to the Commission, nrot aa a spy, hut in order to do his diii. He hail nothingx ti, hope or to fear fromn tine strict per forinsur~ce of Iris dsrsy; he had receivted ...

... oprift~e, and yesterdaiy bnsiness commenced. IMr. Justice Park~, in hils address to the grandjttry, Said :-tl~vit at the last spying aasizes tile granti jury [ia! presented the Sihire-halI asi insaffici~ent for thle pnrposes of a coert of jnstice., anSI Ite ...

... but he contended that such Was Lki object. Thenstudents were indignant that a men who ra llowied the infamous profession of a spy should I be sent amol.,g them, and they arrested him. M. de Corbiere acec't, ad M. B. Constaut of being the person who instilatel ...