... NoTharnid Telegraph, which are princi. pally by the contrivance of a simple apparatus to be fixed to a lamp, which will obscure or expose the lights, and supersede the necessity of the boaris or I screens. By a curious and easy combination of movements, the-letters ...

... such schemers in stockings, and 10 caution the public opinion against the bad qualities ot such goods, however attractively exposed. Theenlarg.d reputation, an! 1 , superior a* vantages of j . R.s Manufactory, tor nearly a centyirv , while it assures to'the ...

... proceed, and may probably hear a great deal in , Nte shortly,`4en such system of itveabiep, jai! ) , maievolieria will .be ;exposed to the wutid, 44 Lit. world, we presume, little to hear—buz t:,e(c are no bounds to the ma ice wicked Alta, pointed Men. 1r ...

... connec- tions, writes a govt liand, is nlerably conversant in accounts, and understa ds the French Language, is desirous of faking dim elf uselul in any way ; can vivethr most respectable re- fe-ences for character. Salary w *. l i not he considered a ma- ...

... and yet when' Mr. Trotter dA j hied having made any use of the public money; never came forward, he ought to have dmc, and exposed the of jiis Paymaster; falshood, indeed, fhat might have remained un. d fefted this day, but for the praise.worthy vigilance ...

... The Report of the Com- missioners enly charged him with having declined 'answering questions, which in being answered* would expose the guilt of others. He should ask the Learned Gentlemen opposite, whether if a witness were to decline answering questions ...

... singularly ridiculous.in seeing Lord Melville before the Commissioners of Naval.Inquiry, refusing to answver for fear of exposing himself to pains or pesa/ties- that same man who had moved so many bills of paint and penalties, bills for restrain- ing ...

... would receive mnonev on account, would be directly ac- countable to the Treasiury- it would 'be folly within their powezxo fake care that no part of the money so *prested was misapplied, or too large balances kept in hand. The present system of leaving ...

... ever paid ?No; his Lordship paid inc rtointerest for those advances, &e. &c. furitkr.E.ramingtion Alexattdet Trotter, Esy. fake,: The 6th of 114 ...

... of his sailing from St. Domingo to Jamaica, and his return from Jamaica to the Wind; ward Islands, the latter would left exposed.— : In the mean time the combined squadrons, if the West Indies he their objeCd, some believe, would have reached their d ...

... clause in Cie agreement ; but it often happened that in an over anxiety to build upon an appearance •of innocence, they left exposed .some apparent • roguery at the for a foundation. Another new fact 1% us tanCLord Melville, when Mr.. Wakes complained to ...

... Colonel Cochrane Johnson, That Gentle , man, after a. trial by a Court-Martial, on which he had been aCquitted, had been exposed by the AdVocate General to 'the eouse4thaioN conviction, :instead of experiencittg the benefits of an acquittal. This was ...