... Gentleman writing from that city say* — ?? If it should continue, I believe we shall ■horlly be reduced to live on herb* and garbage. There is but too much reason to fear a renewal of the dreadful ravages caused by tbe famine of 1812. A vessel is about to ...

... provisions is becoming most alarming here. If it should continue, believe we shall shortly be reduced to live upon herbs and garbage. There is but too much reason to fear a renewal of the dreadful ravages caused by the famine of 1512. It is said to be certain ...

... you have a child with blue eyes, you roust seek another father for it, as mine are black eyes. — A smith deposed to having picked the lock, by order, some weeks ago. Mr. Adolphus said that the whole was a trumped up story ; and that there was no such property ...

... gentleman writing from that city says— lf it should continue, I belie ye we shall shortly be reduced to live j upon herbs and garbage. There is but too much reason to fear a renewal of the dreadful ravages caused by the famine of ISIS.— As a proof of lhe ...

... I a s , nt may be said w aLt d lm t e m s did permit his fancy even here he to have wanted. Il e certainly this dunghill garbage; no o w d a ir n ty d . a pearl, few would be at the then, indeed, s c ratched up a pearl, but isit price. pains of' washing ...

... and stimulants he loved, and may be said at times to have wanted. He certainly did perhis fancy to feed on this dunghill garbage; now and then, - deed, even here he scratched up a pearl; but so dirty a pearl, few would be at the pains of washing it for ...

... iaiait ad tiimulants he loved, and may be said at~times tolhave wanted. He certainly (lid PF m3it his fatay to fee on thi dugh garbage ; now and then, indeed, even hlere heascratched sip a ,pearl ; but so dirty a pearl, few would be at tle painis of washingit ...

... stimulants he loved, and may be said at times to have wanted. He certainly did permit his fancy to feed on this dunghill garbage ;_ now and then, indeed, even here he scrutched up a pearl, but so dirty a pearl, few would be at the pains of washing it ...

... and the dray came against him and jamhed him between that and the post. The deceased almost immedi ately fell, and on being picked up, said lie did not think he was much hurt. Witness called out to the driver of the wagon to stop, and went towards the deceased ...

... Ibe passenger* for custom or employment. Tbey are content with a small portion of rice for food. They gladly pick ep, and consume, tbe garbage and dead animals, thrown, with disgust, from European vessels. Tbey are even permitted Io destroy tbeir female ...

... MR. BAHNE. We have picked out the following morsel, from four columns of slang which appear the Morning Chronicle to-day. The scene is laid at the George Inn, in the market-place, Warwick, where, it seems, the patrons, pickpockets, and ruilians, of the ...

... half; ami deposit one set halves, sealed up, with their bankers, retaining’ the other halves themselves. Mu. Havne. —We have picked out the following morsel, from four columns of slang which appear in the . Mornini' I'Urouide. The scene laid the (ieorge ...