... Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street In 2 vols. post 8v 0., iSa. RETROSPECTION S of the STAGE. By the late Mr. JOHN BERNARD, Manager of the American Theatres, and formerly Secretary to the Beef-Steak Club. Edited by his Son, WM. BAILE BERNARD ...

... SHIELDS, SEPT. 30.—Arrived the Active, Bowen, and Mirabir, Sltsey, from Quebec. DELTAS r, SEPT. the John. Mann, from Qnsbec and John Amory, Wyse'', from St. John's, N.B. The Falvey, Jenkins. from Swansea, arrived at Parham with da. mage, and very leaky, bound ...

... and Premises may be men, and all other particulars known, by applying at my Office, In the said Town of Saint John, at the usual Office JOHN DUNCOM RE TAYLOR. Master in Chimers. 9. NARRATIVE of lb* FRENCH REVOLUTION of tho ~Ms width pi *ceded It, and ...

... Glausorganshire,finen.draper. at the Castle Inn—Oct. 22, 3. Burnell, Bishop A ack , Dorb am, tallow chandler, at the King's Arm, Inn—Oct. 25, B. Kirk, Leeds, victualler, at the Court House— Out 25, T. H.lksus, Neath Abbey, Glamorgaiothire. timber merchant ...

... bi;» Henry Colburn nod Bentley, New street. kin^tloin. In p ...

... Weymouth, greepr, at the Ring's Arms Inn, Dorchester —Oil. W. J. atkhts, Mamma& Ridware. Staffordshire, miller. at the Cup Inn, Volta% Staffordshire—Ott. V, J. Sates Dutton, Derbyshire, Innkeeper, at the Vtag's Arms Imo, Derby—Ott. 80,.5. Liverpool, ...

... Jacob Armatron* Je,.1. Caul Henry .lol.n N. e John Noble Edmund Jacob ArmattonJ Dav. 110 t« John Blaylock Jmne. Grabmo Ijaac Nathaniel Yates Wm. Gillespie James Little John I'‘■land Wbitlicl.l John Alliam. George Irv.og Wm. Butlictfotd Win. Rol.in ...

... Ail citizens are called to arms. They shall divided into two classes; the one, under the name of Garde Nationale, shall lake upon themselves the special defence of the communes, and shall, in case tire-arms are wanting, be armed with pikes by the local ...

... follow out that perilous profession—an instance of youthful intrepidity very rare among the order to which be belongs. Mr. Grattan, his History of the Netherlands, states that one of the most violent factions which ever existed any countrv, took place Holland ...

... Netherlands. The trial came on before the Cour at Brussels; when the prisoners were escorted into the Court by two gens-d’armes, and placed on chairs immediately facing the Judges. On the part of the defendants it was urged that the plaintiff had already ...

... G rat tan, (he author, we presume, of the interesting sketches published under the name of Highways and Byeways. Mr. Grattan has, in the present instance, executed a task which must prove extremely acceptable : recent events will attach an importance ...

... hjoa, taking three half-crowns, seven shillings, and sixpence, out of his pocket, while two other policemen bad hold of his arms, in dragging him to the statiniiheuM Mr. Smith, the inspector, ssid that he should hare dismissed the charge against Curry ...