... ferred ;-,save considered the said Matters, and have agraed upon the following Repoit: *- . Your Committee have long been engaged in an extensive examination of persons, w!ho appearedl to them best qualifi&d to afford them useful informa-=t tion on the ...

... forts possessed by the pirates in the Gulilp of Persia. lMr. T. Weld has not deilicated himself to the .Church; he is now engaged in a litigaltion relative to Tythes with landed proprietors, at Stonyburst. so long occupied by itfhe Jesuists. 1We are sorry ...

... D~octor K~prney.* have depositad with hink t'heir Army. and dletertnine'd to iatandon the wsickeA projects in which they were engaged, avi example worthy of ge- nevral imit, timn. 'riThey think~i it advisable in Order to prevent those milgo may be ineurrigilly ...

... law, even if the law ifforded themn any ieiedy. Tley who heretofore countenanced, -in any way or by any imolication, the engagement of those yocng Gentlemen, should nowi comne orward, and assist in procuring every possible satisfaction. -: I ...

... JAM4IAiCA PAPERS.. - | The unprecedented state of trade at this moment, .ir every quarter of tile world, engages ?? large share of public attention; she pressure is univem!alp and yet there is no ?? .cause assigned for it; there are, honvever, many s ...

... measures they bad adopted (by, af fording parochial aid, in the interval, to make up the deficiency of wages), and they engaged that there would ultimately be a revival of the trade, and a considerable reduction of the poor's. rates. The Betich of M ...

... to the* militqry., but embraces many oth er persons of resvectability and enainencei and, the avowed object of all persons engaged in it is ?? establishmeiit of a constitution founded upon libe- ral principles. It does net as yet clearly appear that Caciiz ...

... 1315, an'l throughont thle short campaign. Our fx rsraft of to.day precedes that of Wednesday. The letails of the grand engagement are faniliar to everv one; yet it may he well believed that Bon'a- sste' ac oaunt of' it materially differs from that of ...

... Gert. 33olivar will have ap. prcachsriedvery near t~a te CnArcas, aqa it-is- ?? tn protab'e thuat otur troops oill not be engaged Risl the enemy, ea.eps-. uofier tse orders of tbis General. i- I wish it also to be understood, that as the operation itl ...

... of them, they regret to add, by vessels out rf our own ports. Your Memorialists are aware that this subject a has already engaged the attention of Government, and it is with this viewv of co-operation with them in h Tcheck-ing bfe ptogress of this alarrmin ...

... pardon in the name of the King. These offers of par- don, supported by vigorous dispositions, expiain why there has been uo engagement since the attack of Corte-dura, near Cadiz. The city of Cadiz enjoys perfect tranquillity. The letter from Madrid of the ...

... detained, and the tbattery opened a fire on the Libertador. The Captain immediately placed the vessel alongside the battery, and engaged it for four hours, at the same time sending half his crew ' on shore, under the command of Major Graham; they were, however ...