... that.pf ?? wole Es~i, ,to l tpuastien 'of viiews of aggirancdizemen't- or' terrestrial acquitsi 'iot, either in Europe or America at tlte expense of the Spanish Nation . or that there was asy fioundation fo, the irlterpreta tion given to sli notes yresented ...

... first observed among. the black natives of African; it was afterwards discovered arong those of Panama, L oand other parts of America; but ?? de Saussure, and other naturalists, found European Albinocs among the Alpine mounta nearis, and some also in the plains ...

... as tile Chinese r - had probably lever heard of thesemem. Orers. Governofent is said to have received dlispatches from I America, l which breathe ait more hostile spirit than from Other - conlsideratioss there vas reiiason to ex . 'I'hiro *s te _ 0 oicirA ...

... Baltic for any vessel by wlhisb ass exportation has been made as sibove, firoe the 15th of Seiptemnber, I '1 . d SouthL America.-Atitigua and St. Christopher's Gazettes,t t tle essd of December, were received on Saturday. Its thefor_ mner,it is stated ...

... following ob- rservatio n:- ?? is the fact, that, if the po- pulation of Christian Europe be 180 millions; that of Christian America be 20; that of Christian .Africa 5 ; and of Christian Asia and Tartary 10 the total is merely 213: while Pagan China, Japan ...

... for mnanslanghiter, ivwere botl acq.7aZtnc:.-Tios. LiSter (a oromb-mnaker) fo rir bein, about to leave tl:is kingdom for America, to find sureties, higseyiJ ia £20. and two in £10. each. s, S;ame day, Win. MAlar-tin Lolley (30) otuad guilty of bigramy ...

... liberated. if 5 1. A Haunted House.-We copy the following ac- , count of a curious trial from the -National LiteWli- . gencer of America, which is in our possession. 10 e Samspson, the celebrated Irish barrister, appeared or the plainttff. us 11 Justice's Co ...

... they clue to find him out. n of Mr, Le Marchand deposed that De Berenger had sr- stated to him that he was about to go to America ling with Lord Cochrane, and that he had put Lord Coch- De rane upon a scheme of raising large sums by the teen funds. On ...

... term came first into voguein Eu- rope at the commencement of the revolution which gave independence to the United States of America The word is derived from the Indian epithet Yankoo, iswhich signifies, in the Indian language, the quality ' of invincible ...

... exported. Make the corn dear; make the food se of the manufacturer twice as dear as the food of the manufacturer in France, America, and elsewhere, ig and who will' ptrchase the dear manufactures ? ie -But, take away.,tbe taxes that support ihe. armsy; 'as ...

... cases. Chaptal, the celebrated Chemist, who was for some time Bonaparte's minister of the intefior, is prepar- a ing to go to America, with the intention of settling - there in the spring, Lacepede, who is distinguished y as a naturalist, and who was high ...

... d it to several of the deceased's friends, but it was then too late, and the number remains unaltered. STREET-WALKING IN AMERICA. (From the Neuw York ?? Post.) Ordinance in tie Court ?? it en- acted by the Corporation of Street-walkers, that in walking ...