... they will have 200,000 men, with 300 cannon. The Vienna papers are wholly silent on the matter; but the writer-repeats the story on the 21st, and declares that General Welden has sent round orders prohibiting allusion to the news till Governuient bas received ...

... numerous tenantry 10 per cent. on their respective rentals.-.ilfonchestcr Gnardian. HOMtELY APPLICATIoN OF A GREAT FACT.- Some short time after a recent election in a certain borough, in Worcestershire, not a hundred miles from K-, a plain, unsophisticated ...

... obliged to do so for the purpose of demonstrating his wonderfully short methods to his questioners. Nor is this all. The boy, merely by the powers of his own mind, has discovered short methods of multiplying and proving the correctness of calculations ...

... mnuodificatioins its them, and that it entertained thle hope of seei ng tile constitution defl-I atitively established wvithimi a short period, in order that theI sovereign might take the oath to it. PORTUGAL. The cortes were opened by thle queen in person on ...

... yet half finished. A Parisian author has translated Sbhakpeare's line, Out, brief candle, into French thus- Get out, you short candle ! That is not as bad as the translation of an esclamation of Milton's by a Ftenohnman, v ho rendered Hail, horrors- ...

... -A military gentleman, whose fneece did not transpire, made til application ae thle Marl-t 'boroughistreet police-office, a short tints ago, for advice as toa~ ethe proper mode of prutceeding to recover a, gold wvttch, value e £20, which lied b,'en entrusted ...

... by whom he had a child, a girl. On Monday morning, about half-past eight o'clock, Berry returned to his residence, after a short absence, and having locked the door, proceeded up stairs to his daughter's room, taking with him a butcher's cleaver. With ...

... cattle, the back walls being built elese up to the' eaves; the front is in two stories, supported on strong' 'posts of timber, open' from. the: ground to 'the 'eaies, the lower story occupied by cattle, the upper kept as: astore for their 'provisions. The cows ...

... duspoesfitto ?? o?iidjtt'us?r in seivlct'gt the ?? ?? 'hguori?;! not' wholly ?? for'hWwawthO ffdn iii aodvesssd? ofuen estate-in short, eli' ideal of the'Rubgarianhu?ser.' ?9 ?? 5 ?? Iw&nlza, on hisporti rec?guise4me n&lowgre?bis s?6rtl.ta hal galloped past ...

... an or- der of English extraction. As they continued a kind of ecclesiastical rarity 9to the date of the Reformation, their story is exceptional. WVe will give just so much of it as wethinkmay concern us. Their origin is suspicious. They proba- bly came ...

... 5th instant, aqd totally demolished the large buidhin, ?? it supplied .with motive power., The house wii. veiy., large- 'si stories high, and massively built; but sue *as.the enormous force of the-explosion, that eye-witneosse',say; the whele pile was lifted ...

... Baedminlater,wil tak temrigdywith a sermon, at the mayor's Chapel on Sudy(omro) BUIRGLARCY.-D ~n h ih ?? the resi- dence of Fras. Short, ?? broken into and robbed of plate and plae arilst onsiderable amount. A reward has been offered for the apprehension of lhs ...