... evarlelbcent as the fleeting cloud, Driv'n by the wild widls o'er the varying ries, Are all the glories of thc great and proud, On Rumour's idle breath that faintly rife. A thotfand garbs their forins afli.ne, Woven in vain Conj-aure's loom; Their dyes a thoafand ...

... ciates of thofe malefadtors and vagabonds who, good for nothing elfe, are thought good enough for thle army. And is this the Spy to raife an army with which peo- ple of any reflectaility would chufe to be incorporated? This prefling of men by the Bow-flreet ...

... Ettenheim. We fhall learn to-day-whether they have been feized, for the troops fent on this bufnefs are on their retrns If the rumour is well founded that the Count'd'Artois and the Prince de Conde are 'alfo at Ertenheim, or its environs, they are now probably ...

... of Pru- neau, and to follow there the double direction of a Frenchman and a spy, named Le Clerc, whom the Britsh m nistry supported at Abbeville, and that as an accredited spy, named Spencer Smith; whom foi the purpose of covering his designs, that same ...

... the retired t ifc tii'3 PFilce Eises, anit by tise vigilance of - ; P; n;isan Commander at lWarsaw. 1 'ihcr zre many illv rumours in ciculats'rl in t e rm any of insi-nced partitions-and ter'itori t arrangements. W-e need only mention onc-i is tlat thi ...

... aoe t here The reports wihrfe oteftait fafirsi & ion Holland are eyctadaW onh oehn t it Rated that there is no truth in the rumoured in- by terruptiori of all communication with this country ; and on the other, that a feizure and confifeation of all den ...

... dared on Monday laf ?? Ships r s ic at anchor off Boulogne opn tl.e 1ti b inift. Lenoard, h f Trufdy, Leda, Ngrcifas, Araba Spy, Railiur, ' is Utile, Flarpy;- i gun nbrigs, and z curter5. The r- Immortalie and Melpornene frigates, have failed, a with fealed ...

... Egypt will take place. To such rumours little credit can be attachcd. The report in a Letter from Amsterdamf of the sailing of the Cadiz fleet, in order to join the Ferrol squadron, appears doubtful. There have been many rumours there of the sailisg of the ...

... e'xpec'ted'tlat he would take the- to re first opportunity of attempti'n~gto escape, in order f6 nto avoid, the fate:due tp a spy ' and a conspirator. re, At Al events, the 'firrotess and the .spirit of~ the.,th note in question, shewvthat 4Ill Emperor of ...

... was one of the grandeft evvr keen in this part of the country. 5The Champion frigate.of 24 guns, the Cygneetof .a, and the Spy of 16, fuppofed enemies, took an aflive part in'the bufinefs of the day. In the . I evening, the Dukes of Yo'rk, Clarence, Cam ...

... d was thie place apapointed fori the endez . vousand there the eight vessels that ave ar rived wuaited some lim'e 'for the Spy and' hriwith tlie rest O. the conlvoy, 'but not being joined by them, they 'madelThe best of their wkyhoime. -Tie regt are hourly ...

... wvell-k~nown~ Spy Selbastiani is appjointed 1Frenich Amlbassadevr at Constantibople. Letters have been received from France,whbich. confirm thle suspnicion entertained, here, thiat Ad-- nmiral V'illeneuve wvas assassinated, and reutue tlie rumours ?? spread ...