... assert they have no wish to expose. Exeler, Nov. 'dt5h, 1823, TRUTH. CASTLE OF EXETER, INov. ?? iam Wood, Of the parish of St. Thomas, innkeeper, was charged with having made use of vats and coppers without the same being duly entered. Mr. Brutton, solicitor ...

... once the most delightful and tlhe most effective pleader of modern times, On Thursday (27th inst.) the remains of the late Thomas Lord Erskine, K. T. were contveyed from Ammondell, the seat of the Right lion. the Earl of Bluchan, and interred in the ancient ...

... also, according to the slight informa- t ion as yet received, had forwarded a Petition to the Comman- der-in-Chief, Sir THOMAS HARDY, praying that he would be p leased not to send any more of his MAJESTY'S shipK to that sta-. t iion, for that they only ...

... Birazena iremciitwd without any progress as to adjulst- ment, and would probalfiy continue so Until the arrival of Sitr Tlhomas Hardy,, who had been made acquainted with ,the particulars, and had, in consequence, sailed from the BrazilIs for Buenos, A yres ...

... general good of society. That this praise ' - may lbe fairly claimed for thle Institutions in question, few, 0 if any, will be hardy enough to deny; and( notwithstanding c thle scowl of the big~ot, the falsehood of calumny, and the tit perversions of prejudice ...

... happened on shore, hut some vessels were C sly lost onithe coast. Early in theafternoon thelbrig Jessie, Capt I! rig, Jns. Hardy, of Lancaster, from Quebec, laden with tim- ?? Ecry her and linseed, foundered off Blaokpool.. She vras ?? of )ck seen about ...