... Clontic arty, Parashsh '*yf Tynan, and Cot, of oheereby i/esame as entiretbe cmno consu med d d perpet or oisuch ad a OU, crime, anid to prevent in futvlre a repetiition of suchk rtc5 ihn peacabl neighburhood Weg2suho;u e, the undersigned, ONEo V- OUNrDREDS ...

... t..I. Sunset it tions. By Delta.--II C Ittings..1v The Dukeso lington and Mr. Peel.-V. First and Last. N0. First and Last Crime. James Morley.-VI. Th Mountain.-VII. Sketches of Ita Ie Italians, , marks on Antiquities and Fine #ts. (Continued.); in Rome; ...

... -Tbe proprietor being thus pat inn his guald, deteramirned on watch.. lug him. About eleven, o'clock on Saturday night lie crime in, anti called lor soine punch, vwlit;h he irrimediately drank oirf, and left the hrsuse, wiveri it was discovered (no other ...

... And now o his a ?? gleam'd, And seye ayoung Elephant seem'd, ?? thte man, till his offlcer ended . A parley, by' pardon of crime so defended. Tss Easy-shiningand Brilliant BLACKING prepared by ROBERT WARREN,- 30, STR4ND, LON-DONj Sold in BELrAsTr by L ...

... their respective districts, and aid them in evading or resist- lng the law of the lanid. New. combinations will be formed, new crimes perpetrated, and the Chancellor's blil wili be literally a bill of demoralization. That a plan for equalizing the Stamp Duties ...

... bis right, or i the wilfal application of ?? .. mianyer inconsistent with sf the public goorl, is a breach of trust, and a crime against so- F ciety of the most extenisive taguitude,. because it affects the [l interests, not of a few irdivirhuals, but ...

... y- he eherge theirtlate Representatives with having, voted -for the' nt t iecessary griants for the public service, as a' crime. But they S. take not the slightest notice of their 'having steadily resisted id the attempt to impose additiotial burdens ...

... ask, what kind of persons are those who would endeavour to destroy the character, and accuse of the most heinous political crime, two of the first men of the Empire; traduce and vilify them in public and private; scoff and rail at them before the face ...

... the laws for the esids of justice, its powers hall ever be exerrised for the prevention rather than for the ruonishment of crime. (I1) ANGLESEY. mobbery and most Barbarous Outrage. HEREAS, ahnmit Eight o'clock on tie Night ef tW WEDNESDAY, the 30th Mareh ...

... revesines to fall to the tri.asuiy of the invalids.-3. With respect to all male children of thoee nobles punished for .the crimes specified in the frit' article, our further. pleasure is. heieafter to be taiuet, the' children of those who describe themselves ...

... frequented, and when it is the exclusive business of the evening to talk and to ?? Residence 211 Gcrnnay. REVE:NITUE FROM CRIME.-The Governor of Connec. tinut, in his Message to the Legislature, informs them that the net gain of the state prison, for ...

... pass thnI Giea t Seal, on Tuesda, the Ilth ii.ntant; anl Im to requrest thatyu svill fortl with give public notice (if the crime. I have tfie conr our to bA, Sir, -Tour most obedlient Servant, ROBERT LONG:, ' , Secretarv. To Janies Gregg, Esq. Clerk Peate ...