... General St. Sebastiani has a sinilar appointient-,for thiec betweea the mouth of the Viiani and Bzest.-Gelieral Malker and Billiard, have aho rdceived appointrreht, iri the army inteldedd for the- invasion ?? ?? caimapdnear VilIs -Cotterets, C'hantilly ...

... affifijnation, even agairift his rival, do their bAur nefs Lo awkwardly, that they go without intro- duftion to the keeper of a billiard table, and invite him to do the job, by drinking with thre cook and throwing a poifoned carrot into the pot! The OLD MAN ...

... Warfaw, did not take any fteps to examine into the matter. The whole refs on the authority of oae COULOLN, the keeper of a billiard table, and this man fir agreeing to poifon a KING by putting carrots fluLfed With arfenic, received only fix crowns in hand ...

... curiofity, gave oni each point the anfwer required. In the courfe of the converfation, the two perforst inquired, to whom the billiard table belonged ? ' It r is mine (faid Coulon), but I have not paid fir it. I' How, then, do you expeft to pay fur your ...

... Count de Lille (Louis XVIII.) and lI his fipllily wa's difcovertd; Two lltragers had pre- vailed on one Coulon, who keepsa billiard table here, by the promwife of confiderable rewards, torengage, by means of his acquaintance whih the cook of the Count de ...

... by a fo-. reigner; who has dared to -seat htimself on the Throne of St Lonis.-On Friday the 2oth July, two men came into a billiard room, kept by one Coulon, a Frenchman by birth, and pilt several indirect question to him concerning the King. They were ...

... commnunicstion dr WARSAW, SEPr. 5.-Immediasely after the fitft an notification that an informnation had h-een given by the cc billiard-table-keeper, Coulon, relative to the poifOrning ve the Count De Lille, orders were fent down'from Ber- e lin to Government ...

... Three Kings Iun, Deal, anr afterwards 'removed: to the Royal nav.y Hnspital,. where he now ;ies. The quarrel originated in a 'billiard room*, CaQtain CQ1,ts absconded. In conseiquence of the great 'numiber of children and others rescued from' the ivatery grave ...

... prupriety, might have arrived at the dignity of nrchwardei in his parish :-the latter would have made eoceileat Marker at a billiard-table, or, bry a lucky posia ;lair fortrlen, might have become confin'ential valet to imeoruff niate heir, who did nothing ...

... ca- pable of almost every, station, both of peace or war. Un-t fortunately he visited watering places; lie attended the' billiard and the card-tables.; he lost bis fortune-and his - charaaer: his foes surrounded him as friends, and his v friends deserted ...

... Must make a delaration of it within eight days. _ L i i i ter of a billiard table shall be obliged to place Udh exterior of his house an inscription bearin tbe vor A' Public Billiard Tlable. They are Ioth Edn toe' ceive vagabonds, or people withlout ...

... Nov. 2.-On the evenillt oF the 31st of Oaobei', a Spanish Oficete, qnlta eled in tihis city, had d lost at the game of billiards 30oo daflni, to I teri. d Foley of tile 5sth 'egrilient. lntm'diatel afterwtaids, I thie cowardly Spaniard mcditated the ...