... and Albany with or 00. Indeed this aquatic stage of Albany bids fair to attach the greatest of the traveliers which pass the Hudson, and afford them accommodations not exceeded in any other pait of the woild.” DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. IVum the LONDON GAZETTE ...

... having previ- Froni the situation which 1 find affairs on th.e coast »f Provence, I have,, concert with Major-General Sir Hudson Lowe, come the determination to proceed mmediately to Marseilles, with about three thousand men of this garrison-)-, which ...

... quitted the thoughts this wicked world, and have resigned ourselves God : and we rejoice that we are accompany each other to heaven, where we hope to be received through the assistance of our i-ord and Jtsu» Christ. May and peace cur Lord and Saviour you ...

... vvool «f foreign », payment the satire duties shall be I lie articles when exported from such British vessels, long France allows s carry on the trade in ar *n French ports and the island of Mauritius, tern.s as in French vessels.V eShould any protecting ...

... the greaer part nght, hrightr.essm tl e hern qua'ter ol the heaven*, which probaby occasioned by the Aurora Borealis. directed half a pound ( f fresh rrear per man is-utd. as an ex ra allowance nd this vv continued daily till the completion our present ...

... fro with it, the rate of five miles an hour, according to the flux and reflux the tide. Sometimes the icr, dividing, would allow us push on few m»ies, and uniting, incarcerate us for days. By this mode of progressing we have connived to advance about 70 ...

... were, orders from Lord Bathurst, communicated Buonaparte at once, instead being sent under the inspection and auspices of Sir Hudson Lowe. We solicit the attention those who believe the statements O'Meara's Book, if such there be, to this undeniable fact ...

... stated that no ,„ie than two days before Napoleon s death, he dictated to Count Montholon the letter to be delivered to Sir Hudson Lowe, announcing his decease, leaving a space for the 'n«T-tion of the day and hour of his dissolution. give the following ...

... And we pledge oor-eives, as far regards the Turnpike Hoad to Daluacardoch, lo support and promote that establishment, bv allowing the Mail Coach to pass the Turnpike Gales on that line of Hoad, at such modified rate Toll, may consistent with the due ...

... source of economy that I should have icon a i i to refuse to allow each of the ehihli e.i its own pon v to nt e. I have no objection to decent economies in the larder or the cellar ; Heaven forbid waste 1 but have not yet (spile all my wife’s arguments) ...

... Empire, to come boldly forward in support of our efforts, to have the present system of Election so altered and amended, as to allow the Electors the free execcise of their unbiassed judgment in the use of the Franchise. Gth, That this Meeting is of opinion ...

... fallen, namely, that he had transposed his figure as well as his persons; the hon. gentleman evidently intended to say that Mr Hudson, when he rushed into the Vatican, had secured tbe keys of St Peter, and placed them in the hand of the right lion. Baronet ...