... Society has bete }sweated with a valuable cabinet of curiosities from Mr. John Newland, and specimens of Natural History and Mineralogy, have been kindly offered to the Society by Mr. John Barton, Mr. E. Thompson, and Mr. Sandie. Ils eager are persons to obtain ...

... Korreat, Esq. John Pirie, Esq. ■Bu-iirl Beery, _fcq. Jos. I-Mctaa-, _bq. WUhrur* tt/alm, Esq. . WHlia_ Cottoa, Esq. Joha Fenwkk, Esq. W. Tindall, Esq. Hubert Carter, Esq. JL A. Gray, Esq. Georpe F. Young, Esq. .J oh- ChapißAß, Esq. John Marshall, Esq ...

... manning the field artillery. We learn from Brestthat the brig le Lexanl sailed from that port the 15th inst. for Bourbon with arms. The Melpomene, a sixty gun frigate, and the Algesiras, an eighty gun ship of the line, quitted that port on the 16th. . According ...

... Wood Field the Little Brostcr Great Brook Shult containing together acres of the statute measure now in the occupation of Mr John Hodgkinson The above farm bouse is a substantial building fit for the residence of family and there is pew belonging to it ...

... similar outrage supported the vote f e majority of that - House which had place before. evening, would al or the increase of the arm ' former The Plover packet arrived at Falmouth on Wednesday y, on a so support Feestimate. the Government in the present from ...

... immediately struck down by blows from six or seven of them, his head and shoulders were much injured ' and one of the bones of the arm, below the elbow, was broken. It is doubtful whether this was not Intended for the Vice- Consul himselt. Yesterday a - meeting ...