... 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 ...

... twelve of-the crew were hapoily vY preserved, and' Without their receiving any considerable 19 ,, iiijury. The second mate, Thomas Bai ris, wh6, with two pit others, attempted to reach the shore orr the mast, was the !. only one .who perished: the body ...

... the following morning having her windlass carried away In the night of Tuesday last some thieves broke into the house of Mr Thomas Murton at Bredgar and stole therefrom a quantity plate writing desk portmanteau other articles The depredators were detected ...

... streets, attended the drums and fifes of the Royal Veteran Battalion,and in less than two between twenty and thirty fine young hardy fellows wore enlisted for the 95th Regiment, ami immediately banded over to the recruiting Stall of the District. The Ist division ...

... lonic, Nov. 18--The Charles Sidney, Haskell, arrived: here from Martinique, was boarded on the 18th ult. near Little St. Thomas, by the crew of a piratical boat belonging to Porto Akio, and plundered of all the money on board. They afterwards went towards ...

... ARRIVALS. Dec. 15.—From London—Lizard, Foster; James and Frances, Whitton; 16. Spring, Gale; Masham, Clark— 9. From Spalding—Thomas and Jane, Parr ; 12. Ceto, Marshall; 15. Mary Ann, Brighton. From Wisbech— Rose in June, Bowns ; John and Mary, Pinder; 12 ...

... Holbeach. Alcock William Goddard .Edward Sharpe Thomas Alford John Hardwick William Slator James AshtonTbos.Showler Hardy Sarah Slator Widow Banks John Hickson Richard Slator Wunara Barker Joseph Hipworth Thomas Slator and Co. Boulding William HotT Robert ...

... Grafton tote 1 Laggdown idea Pargekar, Earl Colonel Hugh Raillie „Earl of Tankervdie CaL Jones, Grenadier Guards Rolland Sir 'Thomas Baring; Bart. M. Lord Lynedoch Tho Mas W. Coke, Esq. Nf:P. Lad William Stewart Rase, Bse. Cavendish James Morrison, Eag. lord ...

... Fitzwilliam Colonel Hugh Baillie Earl of Tankerville Col. Jones, Grenadier Guards Lord Holland Sir Thomas Baring, Bart. M.P. General Lord Lynedoch Thomas W. Coke, Esq. M.P. Lord Ellenborough William Stewart, Rose, Esq. Lord George Cavendish James Morrison ...

... 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 ...

... William Fairlie, Esq. Lt.. Col. Lord G. W. Russell, Rd. Wellesley, Esq. M.P. M. P. I Alex. Baring, Esq. M. I'. Major-Gen. Sir Thomas Dyer, I Sir M. W. Ridley, Bart. M.P. Bart. I Edw. J. Lyttleton, Esq. M.P. Sir John Paul, Bart. I Nicholson Calvert. Esq. M ...

... the sit clock, bat he. bad failed to do se. The othie'penton bad given the note - he'reireived, to Litalkick, or, Hsttott 'Hardie, bad returned it. elm promised ib bad Rot . Sit it. HAGs strange - lee lack ed Otte, and aske4 ftlalinlirick ltiisw ant was ...