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... Waa 3nte~tgene. ~~547(I 6~I&IA~IL~l.tic - Eictratfa letter from CaPtaia Aisclcress, dated Ha~ltdZ.JUi at 9, 1 822:. 'On the, 6th instant, off Cape Antonio, spoke te foe Dt Hero, -of Batti` ?? Liverpool, for New Orleans, all welD. idi dr~ On the,7th instant, a small schooner, and. two boats full of ..-E ,ce men, Camne from the Coleradas Shoals ad gave chase to us, Jo] but fortunately we were In ...
... The Iri b newspapers are still pregnsant with the most t Dg narratives of human suffering, arising from v anof food, and concomitant disease. As many I eststements are already befose the public, thfrouigh r ojoornals, we quote a few only of the cases, related n U;:.ntic letters received by the Liverpool Corn- a; tnd which cannot fail to excite the utmost cosm-t nor-and to actuate the truly ...
... ON THE DOUBLING GFTM NATIONAL BUETHRENS. To THP EDITOU OF THSE FARM5ERE! JOtRNitvA. V .Birmainghiam, Nov. 15, 1822. tion Ad Sir,-I~_n mys letter inserted in yourjournal of the 2d Sep- all, !d temrber, I represented that fictitious obligations were im- pub. ia, -posed upon the 'Country, during. the war, otepoal a a amount of 2,0001 millions ~lri g h wsl fteeto b i, enormous burthens, contracted ...
... - OINAPiRTE. Rtun e Mss5 les Cenit Jours, which was eas Stfesb olite in paris, contain an mite. Mrs. of InFhs connection with Bon arte, on Si as th bte ,frm Elba. TherFollowing Of f tt hI We recognise sent ie a5esrifn' f fiiga ght,and therapid, pointed, aged !iSH 'rioer of the Es-efitPr 79 y VI i ie sept for M4. Constant, and Or ra tecui either with regard to his Aspi 4!e 0 eft51 to of afirs - ...
... 9tOfJune lastina conversation in the House arising out of a petition from Breckford, in v against two clerical magistrates, who had done all p 2elpDOer to prevent a legal meeting of the inhabitants is Of sabjer o' agricultural distress, Mr. Hume said, s 'OPfopinion that no clergyman ought to hold the s 1'D the peace. They had other duties to per- e 0 d thearmagisterial acts had frequently ...
... ¢MN2R1ptio1J Usurp.: , - T - , - - P L- ?? ~ e 32 C T_ i, -: I : f1 . Io ~ LUY AL1AtCE; I AR 1-..s- T I I OR, THE t 1x0b9tK, GEkTLEbiUI 'oF VERONA, ox Je The harge isprepar'd-the laivyersarenmet. -Thei Jedije all ranskt-a terrible show! Beggar's Opewra. to - The great t7:is about to. be held at Verona now engage h the itentlon oA Alfirop6;-,and Well it may I;-as all Ilrp smotdel Inerested ...
... I 1300t~rri-pt. F W5IG CLUB OF CUESHIRE AND TARE NErGHoIGFIR rxN COl'XTIES. This association held its annual meeting and dinner on Wednesday last, at the Royal Hotel, Chester. About nieymembers attended; fkarl Grosvenor in the chair. F and Admiral. Tollemache vice-president. After the bu- | siness of the club had been transacted; the great baflroom F was thrown oen, at s o'clock, in which the ...
... ,V I h Ico u 13 GREECE~. The Jo-nrn i ddcs Debats speaking of the affairs of Greece d observes, *- En-land has great interests in permitting the destruction of the Greek mercantile marine, which consists a of from 10.000 to 12,000 vessels, and has engrossed all the P c rrying trade of the Levant. Such are the insinuations a v Ricih, with reference to the Greekcontest, niovw frequenitly t find ...
... Wa)tal intelut. Admiralty-oftce, 16th October. SsIc,-lam eomnmandedbymylrose Commissionersof the Admiralty to thlis you for the information contained in your letter of yesterday; and I amunow to aquaint you,that, m since my former communication, thui Lordsbips have regt ceived advises that his Majesty's ship: Tyne, and his Majesty's brig Scout, which had been previously ordered by Sir ...
... ?? artato. ?? an advertisement in this 'Stp, it will be seen that the owners of the Tlverpool packets, viz. Messrs. 1. Wright hsps5On. B. Marshall, and J. Thorup- !albed their establishment by adding four to the !hotMer line, and intend that One of SIl Ir c0 each port once every fortnight. sl'f these gentlemen must surprise as well 'prIlfedowcitizens and the public. They ?? anl itmlmense ...
... - --otzript. ATTACK ON THE PIRATES OF THE WEST INDIES, BY .AN ENGLISH VESSEL OF WAR. The Manhattan, arrived from New York, has brought intelligence, received in that city from Charleston, that his Majesty's schooner Speedwell, commanded by Lieutenant Gear, had made an attack, near Cape Antonio, upon four piratical schooners; but being overpowered by numbers, would have been captured, had not ...