... recurrence of any accident, from the imperfect state of the bed of the river in the spot referred to, have subsided. The English Theatre appears to be permit. mently established at Paris. Miss Smithson does not return to England for one year at least ...

... commencing on the 12th of August next ; audio the same month there will be a meeting at Mecklenburgh, both fur horses of English blood, but bred in the country. SINGULAR Wri.r..—A rich Jewess, of St. Mary-use, who died on Friday the 11th of July, made ...

... eutenant-Colonel charles Archibald Macalester, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Bird, deceased; William English Fitz Edward Barnes, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Roddy, promoted. DECLARATIONS OP INSOLVENCY. 11 ...

... at Bengal? Or shut up, like a minor, in Chancery ? Or perhaps, as to travel's the fashion, And nobody now stays at home, English Summer, you've taken a passion • To pass for a Winter in Rome. I thought I should find you in June, As of old, still reclining ...

... LOUDON , F.L. H. G. and Z.& The Lioness Anaogemmt and itsam ask* the work of Mr. Wargo the Natural la Awtbd on that of !Tattooer Lindley, with seem oh miens rendered necessary by the plan of this Catalog=; and Do. the motound criptogasniet, assisted ...

... same aunt in rem. ma ely, tithes would till on the landowners in some way or other. It would be impossible to deprive the English Church of what it was fairly emitted to; and its title-deeds were more ancient than any by their Lordships held their estates ...

... Arllliek tar limissc• ISXm. Melvin. kers. erne. , p i p egr ag as a ututi autaw.dy. laal pin aii;:.; : .1 7 0..‘ The fine English-built Bark trnia nap. - - __________ Saturday, 17th September.- Wind N. W. Henry Lee, rams. N. orterns beam. God, Llama, tie ...

... that it should commit length One Thousand four 111.11k1fed add Tighty-eight Yards, Of b. That it appeared to the said I'a:tattooers, by a survey and profile of the said Carr Drain ' made by Mr. Richard Hatter Surveyor of Semen), and by a subsoptent surrey ...

... • WANTS a. SITUATION, as ENGLISH or . MUSIC TEttfillEß, in a reepectable School. a young. Lady, 20 years of age, who can undertake to teach the Bogli.h language grammatically; geography, with the use of the globes, writing, arithmetic, and music ; or ...

... ceding columns ; the whole forming an useful introduction to of employment. It also enabled the Americans to supplant us the English language. IL in the market, and did great mischief. 3. SOUTER'S FIRST SCHOOL READER; comprising asr Mr. GEORGE ROBINSON supported ...

... caleu. lewd that 23f. musket-shot were expended in disabling each soldier who suffered. Ax ENGLISH VARD.I know of few weeks more e b amte itscle of the English asthma than theft village church-yards: its yew trees, chin into grotesque forms suf. feted ...

... King presided, when it was Coffee was served to the whole party by the attendants, 'tattooer! that M. Perier should hold the office of the after the manner of the English. The Sultan was extreme- Presidemy of the Council during his life, and that M. ly ...