... Williams, hail ?? thou wonder-working man, ** By right divne each Poet has the Power Who workeih deeds no other mortal can ! To show events beyond the present hour ; Before whose art the gloom of daikne« flies. And thus in visions wrapi, mine eyes behold—* ...

... rectly dressed and bearded. (Mr. Brooke, of Li- verpool.) Signore Marvelloso Impostoro. Tbis gentleman had a small gallanty show, fixed on a pole, in which were represented views of what be bad wit- nessed in bis wonderful travels. ** There, Ma'am, is ...

... to pieces; also supplied such persons as have none theirown. Sign Marrelloto Imirostoro, —This gentleman had small gallanty show, fixed on pole, in which were represented views what had witnessed in his wonderful traveli. There, Ma’am, a view of Turkey ...

... assembled before the windows of the house where was lodged, and sent in a deputation to present their respects, anil request would show himself in the balcony. complied writ!) their desire, ami they hailed him with repeated shouts of Tim Miaittrv ! Tina la O ...

... sailed from Bengal for this port 2d Dec. The Bahia Packet, Mitchell, Bailed from Monte Video for the Paciflc Blh Jan. The Flower, Patey, from St. Michael’s for this port, put into Padstow with loss of bulwarks. The Annette, Nigbeyser, hence for Danzig ...

... called the STORM. or the SAILOR'S RETURN. The most daring Feat ever exhibited on a single Horse. To conclude with THE ITALIAN FLOWER GIRL. Otn MONDAY next, I Ith instant, and during the week, The celebrated EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS on THREE HORSES. A new Ballet ...

... man, spars, sails, &c. by the Mansfield, Slainbank, from London to Quebec; 150 boxes of sugar were thrown overboard. The Chelsea, Greaton. from Charleston to Havre, was fallen in with 21st ult. in lat. 14 0, lon. 17 0. dismasted and rudder gone, and three ...

... Kensington canal took place in the presence of a great number spectators. The canal reaches from the Thames, a little above Chelsea, to the high road near Kensing on, where a fine commodious basin has been formed to receive craft, &C An extensive burglary ...

... Atkinson's eh. g. Chelsea, aged, 10st.7Ib. • (Owner) Mr. names Mr. Richardson's b. g. Tobacconist, yrs. lost. 51bs 2 Lord Wilton names Mr. Duntze's eh. g. Cyclops, aged, This race excited no interest, and was won in a common canter by Chelsea. The (bona fide) ...

... having been caught by the boughs, among which they waved to and fro like the rocking cradles in use among the Indiaus.—The Chelsea Pensioner, by the Author if the Subaltern. ANECDOTE OF THE LATE GENERAL SIMON FRASER, WHO WAS KILLED AT THE BAITLE OF SARATOGA ...

... informatipn which may be,required, by applying to Messrs. Loncuevillb’s, Solicitors. Oswestry, who will appoint a person to show the Estate. GEORGE ROD IMS'S ROYAL FILTER FOR CIS TERMS. Portable Cistern* and Portable Filters of all Dimensions. BY HIS MAJESTY’S ...

... bouquet of flowers in various colours. A fichu is worn under the dress (which made partially low, of clear muslin, laid in very small plaits, surmounted by a triple ruff lace. The bonnet of blue crape, and is adorned I branch of white exotic flowers, with ...