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... COLONEL PABtEY'S OPERATIONS AT SPITHEAb,| AGAINST TmlE ROYAL GEORGE. I Wl, are happy to have it in our power to corm- Mt inunicate to our distant readers (those who are near Ord know all about it already), the complete success of C3ol. sul Pasley's grand explosion at Spithead, anl event rendered of dotibly interesting ,in consequence of' his previous fai- DE litres. On the first occasion, as ...
... tole of atugbt, SATURP.4Y, SEPTEMBER 28, 1839. ; NEWPORT.J At optr County Petty Sessions, r Jacob Rice and Robert Rogers, twp f'v-vs ,Ca2iers, ...
... }LORDDUEHAM'S REPORT ox TuE AFFAIRS OF 'CAN4DA~. r. It may be divided ~iito three parts --I. A a D; View otf the State of Lower Canada-2. Ai View of ~a ht the State of Upper Cartiadd-3. Tire Reme~dies which ' s Lord Dura uggests for ?? Evils and Grievarnce Ile t ,le has poin ted out 'in these views of the -state of thle 2d Ganadlas. ;0 It is the Noble Earl's opinion that at ?? root of thle o5 ...
... f ribart0 an1 x, atu1aV'0 0o01t. I ts *ve r1 f#. ca - - - *-c - (Fromt the French Pepers.) Panis, FEn. 13. ETTERS received ftom tile Ilavannali an. nornce the arrival of the Pritce de Joinville in that island. The same despatelies announce tlt tilhe magnificent steam-boat Iesloce, com. mainded by Captain liechameli. which lately arrived in the porto'the 1iavatoiah, after a prosperous voyage, ...
... We (oi'cin Pol) avebeen rplquested by the Marquis of' Hastings to publish the following let- ter:- TOVISCOUNT MOELBOURtNE. DoaeINGONi PARK~, April 8, 12119. MiY LoEDa,.- am induced thus puhicly to address yO ou a the Prime Minister of the Crown, not only from a feeling of' duty to my own family, who have been insulted and wronged to the lust diegree by the late Pro- ceedings at Buckinghsmn ...
... rosrISCR IPT. 'The dletth Of' Sultan Mahvthiod fornis the luitlnmg tnpivt iii the PaTiis jotteialt of' Wedietea],'1, tniithutu, ltinset'scr, receiviig; mouicl elucidation etitoll thalt stu,'o~, itlict ?? ttt the e'irerinstarices sv~ichti precedled it, vrtlnn,'' whli cl are likely iii rer~ttt f'roil it. The Joitr-' imi/ df. LteliIlA, sli'er gnivitg a Sfiort retrospective view ut ire ...
... HOU'SE OF ?? IOND.AY, JUI.Y l1 'IThe ?? Cotrts (:cotlandj Biil and the J3ankrupts Estate (Scotland) 13,1 were severally rtad the secautitjme. Lord Btroughoam nioved the second reading ot his 'dLouction lill, introelucitg such motion with a specch of cit siderable length :-but after sonic dicu*- siun, the bill was withelrawr, till next ses iun, alter which their Luordehips adjautued. I UESDA V ...
... Rollboll, WEDNESDAY, MARCHl 6, 1839. d [To Diarnjo of Jll-vantitth of tile l8th ilist~, t, - containse news front the city of MIexico of the 2L.t De' lp ),cembler, announcing the appointment of Don 51anuel- n U-Eouardo Gorostizo to be ?? ?? the Interior; and 9 it lie had taken the required oath and entered upon the dis- C (I charge of' his futictions. It appears from three dtides 1` e itiat ...
... AIARK-LANE, MlONDAY. SEPT. SO. The weather continues extremely fine, and the letters lip e this morning received from the north infborm us that the TC 11 harvest was there progressingrapidly. at I At this day's market we had it large show of English All te Wheet, the quality of which varied considerably. ?? trade opened exceedihgly dull, and it wvas found impos. Ti S sible to efibct sales, ...
... 4 ?- - I . . - ?? . 1, 'firtuilfo am) &,-atulrbAp,% 'Pooto. I (J'romn fc (Comlmerce.) 1PAIUS, JULY I0. ΒΆ-ill, L Gazlcled Tribunauxl anfl)unces that nr, tile aiy ibelimW yvtatteiday there was seized at No. i, j the Rui (le Faubourg dhu Tc'iophc, a ?? printing press, where the ?? jul, or a licly niumbier of' thu ilc nilueir ?? wau ,.re arititg everal persons ?? beeti arremrled ill eoi- ~cq e i c ...
... WATLINGTON, Nov.21. WATLINGTOx BALL.-The aniual g:mand ball took place at the Hare and Hounds last nighlt, and bat for the lamellntable-deatli of MIrs. Parker, which has suddenly plunlged into the deepest affliction many families of the neighbouring nobility and gentry, the attendance would have been more numerously attended than ever before remembered, (under the melancholy ?? there being ...
... I3AMPTON, DrCEIIIwn 19. Atr. Henry Saint John Bullen, eldest son of our much respected neighbour, Mr. Ilullen, received his diploma as a4emiber of the Uoyal College of Surgeons on Monday. Died, on the Ntlhl of Augnust last, at Philadelphia, Isaac Clarke, an enmigrant from Aston, near this town, to America: fracture of the spine, by a carriage passing over him on the rai4road, was the cause of ...