... ?? Gehna Cinfederatiion of 8th Jtiiae, t91!it wsvblt- v' the to] owving t ffe. 'he dil'ercac of the ChristlTisf~itgiOus cOifmtlui~tieS crOitO; i d to aay d e ;i iynit of civil end po- ^!te5 n te , ing :he. tlrlannie Confe- dlist~a lreare: adag~ it zssse the fnolivjniti Dclarittioi 2. 'Ahv: srarvr f1feslors of the Cbristiis l aiktl enjoy a per- 75Ct fi taloefty' td hl und politicail rights in ...

... DJDFIE.LD. t)Umv IDJ . .. .. This notorious fence for stolen property, wo a as eofvcte oa Wednesday last at Kingston for having received sowe'o the notes of which the Steward of Earl Covwper, was olobhed, was so dishonest, even amongst thieves, that his convicltpi caused not the slightest rearet in Sbire-lane, Pelticoat-lane,: Angel-alle, or any other of those places to which the aban-, doned ...

... To MR4 ALDERMAN DARLEY. ;9t~t ! ;K34ingto,2tA Dee. 1824. 8uiixa that your time must be so ince takeun up with the weighty afairs of arresting, hold- ing. to bai4 and the like, give me hiave. to Ie.your purveyor of >72ts tn ,as a.beginning, pray accept from me the followin g little pithy paragrapohfoi ?? perof the 24ihof-Novemhber 4Satta'ked us, inii '112, -we .had -siifriates and fir. j ...

... The continuance, to this moment, of the equinoctial gales, with deluges of rain, htas baffled all weather-wisdom. Grave countrymen say one unto the other- whence can all this rain come from I All that we can say, is, that theie must neces- sarily be a balance of drought at some future period. Winter, and its seasonable frost, are anxiously expected, for drying and giving firmness to the soil ...

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... The heavy rains, which have occasioned 60 mnuch imundation b in England and on the Continent, prevailed in this part of the A counltry last week. Tile higher districts bad been visited by I snow, which rapidly melting by the warm south-westerlk wind and rain, caused a great flood. In Glasgow the Clyde began to rise on Saturday morning. By mid-day the water flowed In the Bridgegate, and rose ...

... oP DYRO,, y' dairthe ?? otf affeldtion to his msothrer- ~epett'ttthtr isof tein-'sid 6f action, anid well cilculeted ~ to~fre ~le wi Fe fr B ome porationcof the ?? .* Coi been blitic II U~p~n Mui tread;' end hat, lies erarsonbyfoanrinj ?? sued froiri t~lre csoery, hi- frietia-suppressed I Aoothcr friend,' F11adiittP~ld intohis palace at Tisri, took'1dvaniaj& of VWe opebrt- YA tunity, to ...

... I Mr.Mollien's character (in his Travelss ire Colombia) of Boli- var and the other military leaders is worthy of being copicd Tlie American Generals wki have most distinguished them- selves in tll these wvars are: Bolivar, Santander, Sucre, Urdaneta, Bermudes, Paes, Montilla, and Padilla. BOLIVAR is forty-two years of age; his military abilities, and his political character, have already ...

... P-ROTESTANT . FORMA-tO, .j I .TORTY th.uend epieg of this ?? (*Phi Nunbelo it) yit, ae 4ee~iid Number is pblislwe this 4 +3tW .ethi) Tt3 ?? phi1d~ 4h Roh ti 4 a o bn, i ion e iuonh~ T ~#eii~e: ?? tran1aiofor, th~e press ha'ies qnre ajtwemr' tim .ta I ex ,f'eti. Th tr~ngatinof -th t, im i fr this not be pnblie :I do rkay tihserve~tit in my Inst, tha~t Ishni be* . b~,*.t.4ut4 epe leav, *he ...

... ;7 ?? .. entadr'iv wIldlwri~ hj s' q C' ~-jv Ai; Lw.1 rod hiis fort es, I whi Itt hie. wa a be oAM ?? Were pursired rmd co nj rkrerl by VIt Tacit. At prestlit, Iihcrc is a~ other armiiy ?? ebhat 01 Om ue' jirlia, antI beforv lo iig eNrc.T a 'at wi ltri aa itself, ii ti~e 'casrn wo ar !r t wh,' ti' \ ~ the Ilig of Pwas by sea rotl'i tartl qtlalj' i~ o.Imm'~lr unitiorl baa .be' n alled trt ?? ? ...

... * -BISROP Id EIN, A PrTFYs .SC:EN.E IN Aid - RTETN C.IR.. ,a 41 ...

... ORANGR-AIARM&, _~~tte~t~i w-4as elsl conce A5ith dax peas~ Otugmiscreat id W&ini 'wkho'wc . his i ,twli °ogtia av Lee>te;i0ut int iome ditth- towb deloety te fowls of n.& rai W04 itlean bee bard a 'v.,oU.teh up 'bI. ple 'in the il oyG y ,n WFreln-. 'Tismi~rat h S.a.. s .4j notlueede mhryei,,dthe - Rig tI>fa. ik eoz, tyha f inid igion''totheai with thatq ofS tyjatherumoorsu .hc ?? nuip~reunt* ...