... be deeply regretted by every person possessed of sensibility, and acquainted with her talents, her accomplishments, and her rising virtues. On Tuesday morning, in our jail, where he had been confined some time for debt, Mr. Joseph Black, slaymaker. On Saturday ...

... Mel ville was attempsed to hunted down the friends of Earl St. Vincent and his colleagues. Mr. Grey felt himself called upon rise account of the allusion that had been made by the Right Hon. Gent, to some persons with whom was connected. *1 lie Right lion ...

... between it} merchandise at Stralsu: for the present; it specified. of Sweden’s having returned] — Letters were 1 Eagle has given rise to this |raltar, of the 20th of A ro courts.” the Abundance store-sl itch Papers tothe inst. | ligence they furnish,is, ence ...

... of a dispute specting the appointment 1 Monigrave, who he desire of some of the Jastlereagh at the head of fled have given rise toa “ir Colleagues. | Bonaparie, at one of his his wi-h that peace with follow hes union a; and that the opening of ight b= ...

... arc now speaking, constitute; the frontier and barrier between the two kingdoms. The country, »e were observing, begins ;i ...

... rcai-guard was at Our sharpslmolers, who remained in front the town,and the English advanced guard, were engaged, Which gave rise to the combat ol I' unhul. Oar advanced (lists retired, and the English advanced tgna' d entered the town. The fust brigade ...

... Rates and ts, with the Names of the Proprietors, mav hhce, or of any of the said Agents, which will lain ranee in ■ WESTER d:. EASTER ROSS ARM- A I.R wi>h u> l»ave two real good i' I ALIdOJiS tor the Season ; and, for that puiptae, have hold Conpetiiu-n Inverness ...

... hour. We are glad to understand that the Easter Sabbath will not be observed in the manner it has been for many years past at Great Corby: but that the amusements customary in Cumberland will be exercised on Easter Monday. On Saturday last, five men accidentally ...

... Were listening Idm, it was said reply to question. ** Why 1 :s friend to the billH was said, Ay*, but is enemy to every thing rise.”—The amount of the persons crammed together m 1 Yard could not less than ten thoti_ After the broke rip. Sir Francu Burdet* ...

... they had ta-| ration of the Report t whole weight of taxation, ken of the subject; for no argument, no fact that Monday after Easter. wha shail remain | ever betore hat been submitted to that House, | the Hon. | proved so the insufficiency of the present ...

... dinner at Miss Johnston's, the King's Head, Fisher-street. The afternoon was spent in a very convivial and harmonic manner. On Easter Sunday the Rev. T. Jolliffe, of Skelton, near Penrith, distributed among his Parishioners 30 Bibles, 30 Prayer-books, and ...

... the present line will not be materially departed from; but will be so much improved by occasional deviations as to render the rise in no part more than about 1 foot in 40. Our theatrical veteran, Mr. M'Cready, opens his short campaign for the assize week ...