... they let fly their arrows so thickly that they came like snow. The Genoese fled, and some of the heavy-armed troops were involved in their confusion.. John of Luxemburgh, king of Bohemia, who commanded Philip's main body, though nearly blind, commanded his ...

... Chapel, 4-c.,) Jabez Bunting, Robert Newton, Thomas Rowland, Philip C. Tuner. Liverpool (Pitt-street, Wm. llenshaw, John Bowers, John Beecham. St. Helen's, William Clarkson. LiverP6ol, Welsh, David Evans, who shall change on two Sabbaths in every three ...

... utents. Ordered. On Wednesday tbe great anti-union meeting, summoned by 11. Grattan, Esq., on the requisition of ten thousand of the citizens of Dublin, was held in the Hibernian Arms, Lower Abbey. street. The meeting is described as having more numerous than ...

... Rookb, Goodie , and X Y Z, Nixon, hence, at Mobile. . . Chieftain, Blair ;John Marsh, Clucas; Agnes and Ann, Martin; Henry Grattan, Hylton ; and Lune, Brown, hence, at New Orleans. John and Mary, Osmotherly, from Laguira, in the Orottoco. Surprise, Harvey ...

... & co., —, pocaliontas, Smith, Virginia. Wartiorizht & Shirls, -7-, St. John, Parker, New York. , A. l'aylor & C,,,,, 350, Ceres, thayer. . New York. • W. & J. Brown &Co. ' —, John Writs, Curtis, Philadelphia. . A. 'faylor & Co., , 409, Nimrod, Atkins ...

... pro Beattmaris—sir It B BilikeleY, Pro Bret:knock —C R Morgan, pro Brecknockthire T Wood, con Cardiff—Lord J Stuart, pro Cardigan— Pose Pryse, pro Cardiganshire—Colimet Powell, pro Catinarthen—Captalti Phillips, pro Carina' theitshire—Str J H Williams ...

... desultory conversation tesulted these remarks, in the , course of Which Mr- GRATTAN expressed the opinion, that, if the tithes and rents could not be collected without the aid of an armed force, it was time the legislature interfered. Captain GORDON having adverted ...

... Manchester, Vale, Genoa, &c• • Star, Walsh; and Royalist, Vale, Smyrna, &c. •Sophia Pate, Meadows, Triestq..St. John, Decent, Recovery, Gorley, and Arm, Silly, Lisbon. .Alfred, Be la Forge, Antwerp. ••Charies, Itooms, Ostend ••. Tampitc,. Sprowle, St. Petersburgh ...

... to the other by the joint at the wrist, and he could still bend and extend his fore-arm by the natural action of the elbow joint, and lie had the full use of the arm at its junction with the scapula. He coul,l not refer to any cause which could have produced ...

... side to the other by the joint at the mist, and he could still bend and extend his fore-arm by the natural action of the elbow joint, and be had the lull use of the arm at its junction with the scapula. could not refer to any cause which could have produced ...

... to the various parts of the Uni- negroesand mu:attoes into that state,-The German ' BIRTHS, 111,11ZHIAG ES, AND DEATHS. Mr. John EClward Taylor, of Manchester. , 4 east. A oe I 'Hee timeal e ''' ill mong the . t on the 2,eis and 29iIi of tee! Kingdom ; ...

... Thursday, the 10th instant, at Tygwynne, near Cardigan, at a very advanced age, Mrs. Has.sall, relict of Thomas tiassall, Esq., of Kilshuc, Pembrokeshire. On Tuesday last, after a lingering illness, aged 56, Mr. John Cowan, formerly a grain-merchant in Glasgow ...