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... LONDON Dee. 4. THE HAMBURGH MAIL or. Sunday arriv«d this morning. 'l.ie Vitmiu Court Gazette, of the November, contains extraordinary supplement, with o.Ticial details from General Melas, his head charters at Rotuhi, the laic v:«storiesjpf the Austrian., Italy, the ami ;n«t. the octaih of which were pul - tlie i.ondon Gazette iiuraurdinury last hriday—(s.-.- 2.) Genera? Mcl.w’s account differs ...
... have licr again, applying :t> >J,- Jof. Ciurlion, Merchant, on the SamlWlt, Kewtafth.. N- B> No leuert received unicA po(t paid. STOLEN or STRAYED, yrom it Tukjtirt 9 Galloway MARE, about tbit (ecu Ivsadi high; with 1 fljert cot thane, furitch tail, peak eared, and Anal) nceV -Whoever can give an account of the laid Galloway Mare, flu; may be had again, tojolhua &**, in .Swaledale aibrdaid, ...
... peaceful earth, fi'lt God ttUre birth In vain would rolls their Shilling cold impart. If thy bright fires inflam’d the rich man heart. By thee eat h king would love the public good, Rdh Superftition walk her hands from blood; frantic, Spaniib zeal, in error bold. Would hum the blinded Jew for tempting gold ; Each his country’s real friend, JE.ich churchman Hill the poor man’s right defend. How ...
... 1,I TEIA TUR F. Outlitnets of Englisoi Literuturre1 By TiioMlAs B. SHAw, B. A., Prof sor of, Erplish Li era ure in the Imperial Alexander Lyceum of St. Pet, rsburv. London, 1849. Of all the achievements of the English people, their literature is the one of which, everything Considered, they have most reason to be vain. And yet, how much soever they may prize and chvrish it at h!me, it is, ...
... in the laid Manor*, JorX fclSbo ! » d r«* notice that all unqiniliCed p«C>n*, dedroying Game therein, wtU be profeented. SevCtfite, iMJiitj, 793* HE MOOR GAME within the Manor havirt very much deercafcd, the l.ord qrnw’Manor r ft> that gentleman willihuot upon the Moor* within • IS'faid Manor without hi* leave in writing; and if any nprfonn (ball (hoot, or orherwife kill Moor Game within the ...
... The new royal ENCYCI or. Modern Univeifal DICIIONARY RTS SCIENCES. Containing a copious digeft and ...
... A letter from Seringapatam, dated the :6th of May, memions, that the jewels found in palace, not above six or seven lacks of pagodas worth had been then valued; and the merchandize, viz. muslins, shawls, and various rich cloths, they were reckoned at the enormous amount of-co camels loads. The Sultaun’s throne being too unweildy carried, had been broken up; it wa» upon lyger, covered with ...
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