... thereof, specifying the cxpessce ofthe Hun- dred Weight, reckoning the cost of the iron at twen- ty-eight shilling*,, with a rise or abatement in the e- vant of the price of the iron being higher or lower, and transmit the same, sealed, under a cover, directed ...

... 'Fhe lauds lom-est under lease rise in the rent in 1807, and the tenants are under restrictions so as to insure the improvement of liieir farms. The small farm, not now under lease will afford a vers- considerable rise. The other farms, when the ?? will ...

... condition the lands were in, plentiful andi 'bsldandt crops may be expedled. From the late frequent frosty mornings and cold north easter- ly winds; the fruits-trees, both wall and standards, in exposed situations, have suffered much; and the smaller berry-fruit ...

... Such -has been the general increase -of the ilt lerwoollen. trade of this country, in the.space of fry ourtt yearstat the Easter returns to the o ars Justices tat .Rontefrad, of the quantity of the A rn- maanuffi ture in the.,iidirg ?? in.which Is. it ...

... House of Commons. *o* Mr. Benjamin Pullan, B. A. of Clare Hall, Cambridge, son to Mr. Pillan' of this place, was ol Wednesday rise'lnight elected a Fellow of that Society. e; Isaac Leathani, Esq. of Barton-le-Street, near Mal- ton' is appoiited ani Honorary ...

... sounds otbers as' rotten'sdust, Iying in a variety of direitions, have been met 'vith. -'The above circumstances have-given rise to a variety' of spe&da.. tions as to the probability of'the wlhole.of that imrnense rnburd, being the produdhion of art. ...

... Reniies, its ro Britany ;at whicb latter lolace, it was i ott le ails ialst, aI kenown, that thle allies had ent~ered Paris. Oit Easter . Suitday, lie 10th I ites. hal inhuabsitants of that Part of al France, anid thle Enghi..h prisotners, were issformned of ...

... RioipidoAloor- holise ion for thle night, nit a quarter utile distaw ' tle agsai fell wiltin a few yards cttle posIl, eotilo rise non ore, 2id scotl becane iajsensiibli In this stat lie -s ESrpc-sed to eli tie thorrots of thie nighit, till 'trenl o'clock ...

... for thre generous support they riceined in thle late Lottery. for- whirls they ivnre 'Contractors, and respetfurrllyr inbrmn rise p)ublih tli-rt 'I'fckets and Shares Ihe a New Lottery, tile drawinin of whi ch coinosences on the, tiethi of May, are n1ow ...

... farner is said to have S lost the rising braird af two successive sowings of oats and one S of barley, allon otie field, in the present season. Many others who did not sow till July, on the ravaged spots, have now cortn rising there, but little hopes of its ...

... same extremity of esrs a lie never again occur! fmauemy lie' The Budg~et is no' to be brought forwai'd until after re the Easter holidays. Fromt Mr. easnar' ttemnt fit l iie ppears, that by the; operksiong of the Sinking, Fesid, there se had been a reduction ...

... will be. lighted the 1st of August, and continue to burn from Easter to Michaelmas, one hour after sun-set until sun-rise, and from Michaelmas to Easter, half an hour after sun-set, until sun rise; Elsineur, June 27. 1818. MULLENS & KNOX. June 27. Lord Gray ...