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... despots liberate mankind ; Ur ;s And here, unblushing Bard, we see th g The savage hordes extoll'd by thee: gr y But whether minstrels change with times, SI i, And scatter flowers o'er courtly crimes; tic Or Truth's firm sons imprison'd lie, fal Or priests ...
... fiue Brig MINSTREL, sI T. HoDo.s, Master; A 1 at Lloyd's; burthen 146 tons, coppered and c. copper-fastened, and in every respect an eligible B conveyance. Apply to F. ASHLEY, Goree Piazzas. 11 e- ON SALE, e , \ The fine new North American built Brigantine ...
... aequainted In the Straits of Magel- C lan, acted as pilot in sailing the Endeavour through those S h Straits, being the first American ship that ever passed them' V 8, Vessels bound through those Straits should keep the north shore on board, ?? take thesouth ...
... rescue them. th The desertees being told that they were on ithe land of or genuine liberty, claimed tise protection of the American an laws for their freedom, and it) a few days afterwards en. of ietreh on board a oserchant-sbip. ea We hear, that cthe Burmese ...
... Irish bellows-pipe, has taken a bet of £1000 e our ?? a well-known sporting gentleman, that be will Om- trvlas a wandering minstrel for thle space of six mouths, n pay all necessary expenses with whatever the public are hi s, a pleased to give him for his ...
... their Catholic brethren. O'C'nnncll atid Sht.l, F.qrg. the unshaken advocates of the op- pressed petiple of Ireland.-'- Minstrel Boy. The Mayor and Magtotrates of Liverpool. The rtemvI ?? T-obinsoin and.Vincent Glover, of Seel-street. The Rer-. Mir ...
... and Egina, where her cargo saidt to be muskets, &c.) was taken ?? advices from AMilo an Erglish brig from London, and an American from Trieste, rad put in there-thre former robbed of all her cargo, and ?? M liatter of a large sum of money, and both vessels ...
... schooner, 4 showing American colours, to within ten miles south of Oran-ee e Keys, when he lost eight of her by tacking in the night. Onl the G Sid July, in lst. 28 31, lon. 79 30, he fell in with an'lhsrmapihro- dite brig, 'Showing American colours, as a decoy ...
... Walter Scott,;'nd for aViunlette. einerside sTower, known as one of the resorts of Thomasthe Rhymer. The Lay of the Last Minstrel wlll bave as a Frontispiece a View of Melrose. The Vignette, Nerark Castle, Seikirk- f shire.. .,NeakCtiekr. Marmion-..F ...
... 1ist Feb,., offithe Island of Mogant,, St. D..mingo, a three-masted vessel, of about 350 tons, on shore, supposed to lie an American; also, passed at vessel afrom 300 to 400 tons. uaster ltiged and abandoned, in lat.3B, ]Oa. 40, of Paris, and shbrt ly afterwards ...
... known. The English )minstrels were a numerous body, and In consequence of their 8 excesses in the reign of Ritihard 11, a court was held, in 138, at the castle of Tutbury, and an offieer appointed, with the title of King of the Minstrels, with full powers ...
... be~enalmiost corastant. He has not men. I tioied, aehat welriioavto bethe fact, itaviig rtle publications ri before us, that tite American periodicalosipecik in the irighest j terms of his irildl, which, snider Providertce, had given eight C -to an firdividual ...