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... X. ab3aI ~Elfh(fE . -.M The Gazelte bf Tuesday contains a proclamation by' the e Lords of the Admiralty, abolishing, from the let of January :next, the use of his Miajesty's union-jack in merchant vesselsi for any purpose whatsoever, and ordering that the signal- :, jack to be worn by merchant vessels, should have an entire white border, such border being qne-fifth of the breadth of the a, L ...
... lVarittetio. The workmen commenced the flagging of Byrom-stseet on Monday, andwe hope considerable progress will be made in the flagging of some of the other principal streets of the town in the courseof the present year. We cannot here avoid reprehending that defective management under which several streets in the higher Parts of the town have long since been flagged-streets which from their ...
... @ EDIOR PF THE LimRPL SATUWA I'S E ADPFRTISE-B . - is sane time since Ilearned that an editor of tender a nce had i~igrated amongst us from the nortl; -t eel 'ubtiin that he was destined to illume the plodding t of do southern town, I anticipated considerable en- ut in the perusal of his lucubrations. How abortive I m excaion sthe sequel will explain; and, hinc Wmy m ou evinced, from the first ...
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... Naba! C.l~tl~ ty. PIRAcv.-Extraet of a letter from Capt. Wili} ams, datedaat 62. Havannah 29th June, to a gentlenean In this town, received on Saturday:- This *will inform you of the safe arrival of the Palinure at this port, on the 19th inst. Nothin.g worthy of remark happened till arriving off' the Berry Islands (on the Bahama Bank) where a piratical schooner lay at anchor; but, not liking ...
... O'erro; p ?? e ?? c F.+0 i .- 3 Tfl TTHB lIGHT HXVOUSAL ?? GrOr.E C. II.' VG. ?? had the horiour of addressing you in the M1'ercury the l-h of October, on the subject of that 1 prosperity' 'thwefondainaproctlamation of yours, issued from the Cs's tao'e, in Lon-don, since which we are told that you preraited on the Bank to lend money to the landlords; ; thii fstl is certalnly worthy of a place ...
... gems;owigeas 01 C,4( . - ITS- =3=m Amidst theconflicting accotlnts which have poured in from e contending parties in the Peninsula, since our last, in many a of which asmnall portion of truth istoo evidentlydiluted with t4 much surmise, conjecture, and vague deductipns, according o to the wishesand interests of the narrators,-it is ?? to u .extract any thig definite relative to the- probable ...
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... =abal I t'litj iE.' -g $RlWW1IX-ECK AND ACCIDENTS By LIGHTNING.: o .tekett's Harbour, oct. 11-The schooner. Appelona, Win. i's o Merrit , master, left dswego on the evening of the 14th inst. it o Partly laden with potashes, salt, and about sixteen tons of Id. ~stone ballast, bounidto Gennessee. About half-past ten, p.m. Pe OWego light bearing. E. S. E. eighteen or twenty miles dis- Itp ;Id. ...
... ts- -- - - = J -6,6ba kiberooot£1U~ i. ALUB POPULT LIM SxPCREDA. I-I FDAY, MAY 23* 1823. SPAIN AND FRANCEX-Since ourlast publicationb up to the present time (Thursday noon) no event of any im- portance has transpired, which tends to elucidate the rela- I portance nas transpired, which tends to elucidate the rela- tire situation and prospects of the French and Spanish armies The scanty ...
... On Friday, pursuant to adjournmnent, the Vestry again metforthepurpose-of considering Mr. Denfnison'sclaims. c 'Mr. Ellis having been called to tbe chair, he opened the t business, by reading the minutes of the proceedingsof the 4 'last eeting. He informed the Vestry fbrrhally, of the . result of the voting on. the questions which had been left a for that mode of decision, by the former ...
... OJEWO, ?60rciqll pm,4 ? ?m1lv5tic. FRANCE ANX) SPAIN. ' The Paris papers of Thursday acd Friday are im Iportan't,], inasmuch as they appear to indicate that the war will cool-' mence earlier than was expected. A report was current I on the Paris Exchange, that the declaration of war against I Spain would appear within two dtays, which caused some depression of the funds; but this 7report was ...