... Woaiwich, and it Is thought will - foon receive . their Orders. 5 O unc e s of wron.ght Plate were thi pp 'd fOrTLhi Morningll b'on,zo 650 rter:s of Wheat Meal for 'France, an d zoo() lb. of Glinpder for New England • - This Morning fever al. Ships from Peteriburgh ...

... kingdom of italy , 111. the territories tbus reciprocally the Subjects th Hewers -who troy settled on the one hank , ot the bonzo, and ptoisessions . on;- tile tither, retain their natural, right orproperty in their produce ; provided . reittlar proof of ...

... the silence of any one, while it, , wonld be useless to Government, would be injurious to itself.* It would be a sufficient bonzo to Say, thafthose, who weresilent before the ,sailing,. should have 'good information af-, terwards.;and when trivast public ...

... south Europe,’if their operations are well directed. T hough the Austrians have neglected Italy, they are in position the bonzo, masters of l.aybach, Gorit*, and Trieste. Soon will that army form jimc ion the Adige, with the troops which will descend ...

... says, these ii 5 1 conscientious and faithful Stewards gr an tea, ear il once, and without any explanation that I of, a bonzo of no less than 25 per cent. on l' a re, to each individual Proprietor. This wa3 ine , 9 6 . tte'l Sir, which at the time, ...

... Party. Liston's Anthony Charles Fluid is after his happiest manner; and the Mrs. Deputy Butts of Mrs. Orger, with her pro bonzo Pimlico, and other lapsus lingua., a rare treat. The never-tiring Olympic Devils, in which the Vestris charmed all ears ...

... Hall, for St. John’s (Nfldl, all well. Neptune, Lambert, fiom Newcastle for Paitnboeuf. Put in—The Portuguese sch.Volontario, Bonzo, from Havre for Oporto. Off Plymouth—The Eclipse, Smith, from Newcastle for Havana. Tasso,Cropton, from Sunderland for Bordeaux ...

... [March 18] from Little Liz, Darke, London London, Cornish, do Sailed [March 18] for Minstrel Boy, Maine, L.pool Volontario, Bonzo, Oporto 3 French brigs, for Banks Newfoundland Wind N.E., fresh breeze, fine. ...

... afterwards proceeded to the election of a new Vice-president, in consequence of the re- signation of Signor Demarchi. Advocate Bonzo obtained the majority of votes. The Piedmontese Gazette pubhsbes a royal ordinance of the 26th ult., establishing an exchange ...

... afterwards proceeded to the election of a new Vice-president, in consequence of the resignation of Signor Demarchi. Advocate Bonzo obtained the majority of votes. The Risorgimento of Turin quotes letters from its correspondent at Rome, of the ult., mentioning ...

... with meadows, and have good pasturages on the mountains, but 1- little land employed in tillage. The parish of the commune of Bonzo is so hemmed in on all sides by high mountains that the a- sun is invisible during sixty-nine days in the year- I., from November ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. _ ?? HOUJSE OF LORDS.-M-IOKDh.Z- R~WALCoxreerow-Thero asentras given by cem* Bonzo COMMSS1011 'atehe rcuso cswlc a oeo asin to bills of whh the ?? were public acts- Tha. *or the ties.C ited tand spirits), the deebse Duties ?? the ...