... Richards, of Ahlwoud, Worcefiirhhaire. Di tD.] N:llon Jofife, younge'r fon of the Rev. Peter joliffe, of Pool-. ?? was named after the gallant Ad- siral on being barn the day tlhe famous vi&ory was obtained by hin off the Nile.-Mrs. Ward, wife of Samuel ...

... court of caquiry when ?? lufpi- cions wee entertained of his cendudt. What had hap- pcned was dilgraceful to the En-lifh name. After the msarch of Bonaparte over the Alps, were a few rocks -to be confidelred as in infurmountable oblta- dcle ? 1C knew that ...

... Court of Enquiry when fich fufpicions were entertained of his condudi. What had happened was difgraceful to the Englifh name. After the march of Bonaparte o. ver the Alps, vere a few rocks to be confidered as an unfurisountable obftacle ? He Inerv that ...

... to forma this new Co0liy, and tire mi- litar - force is to comprise 20O marines, exclusive ot ofhicers. Port Phillip, so named after Gov. Phillip, is in the finest country imaginable, abounding with bxcellent harbours, and 'is con-. sidered as much superior ...

... y ; whereas this claufe, pur. cht Iporting to dictate the law as it flood, fays they ceE may do it under limitations, namely, after givin,. three weeks notice. Inrlead of a declaratory law fol. to remove doubts, they had better make it at thu once an ...

... was to be rn a fort of affefiocn' like that fabliffing between ). villagers and neighbours. WVe had already regi. t ments named after counities ; but it -Was only a no name. Now, to carry into eff-et this plan, he e- nmuft wait till he had new mndnlfed the ...

... with a motto, and ac- F n companied with a fealed letter, infcribed with the fame Dan motto, and containing the Author's name. After con- prei * idering the merits of the different Compofititns. the tone t- Principal and Profeffors will open thofe letters ...

... . netting, has long been defervedly the tlhemie of t .panegyric.-From fix o'clock, the hour of re- tiring from table, namely, after taking coffee, the Queen and the Princeffes ploceed to her Majefty's work-room, where each Lady has a' feparate work-table ...

... according to their respecitive means, to re. bellion, would be extremely favollorable. PCIhliaps the popularity of the British name, after the tranquilizing conquests lately made, may not add greatly to the diffi- acities of the French in such a projCl. Suppose ...

... detail into *an inquiry of what the Civil List ?? head of immense public charge has, like many other things retained its name after having almost en- tirely changed its nature. It was formerly called the CIVIL LIST, because it contained a List of all the ...

... even on' the score of precedent, he understood that it was. contrary to the established usage of the. House to add any names after the cmplete Appointment of a- Finance Committee. The gallery wag then cleared for a division,' but we understand that the ...

... ground,, and his child murdered at her t fide. The prifoner next day abfconded, and fhortly I after enlifted under a feigned name. After a long in. veffigation the Jury brought' in a verdidc of- Guilty. He was executed on Friday, at Letterkenny, near the I ...