... sollfidncec of the people in Governj rea er.t .1d o coutic cou;i not be too Pirongly repre. hendcd. ; MrgN .CrIOLLS saicd everv iran rnuf lament that his Majely's Speech contains no profpec& of peace.-~- Europe i-i general requires peace, but this country ...

... uttering counterfeit money, in imi- tation of the cur;eht fliver coin, called in the flang language, fi.Uvg Iham. The fame Iran was about fix months ago convified be- fore the Magillrates for 11caling a web from a ihop, but, in confideration of his having ...

... BANKRUPTS. 'William Allen, of High-fireet, Birmingham, drug- giOl. To appear March io, ax, and April 4, at the Spread Eagle Iran, Birmingham. Attorney, Mr. Mole, Birminiharm. John Whitaker, of Salford, Lancafhiue, cotton-rcanu- fatlurer. To appeir Match ...

... or four ftage-coaches before break of'day, in thle neighbourhood of London, he Itopped one iit which' vas a. Lieutenant of a iran of war. The Lieutenant prefeniied a loig horfe-piftol at Hawkes, and-told'him to ftand oftf, or that he would- fhoot him. liawvkes ...

... C'l'nl c-.a'0 .i: O'Buclan carnC C S.7 ?? ze at one ileat. I T'here x, - a a a iack rta:. The Cn ; -ntaio of Rr. a1 horn. - ?? j Iran lhe ; nir - c - r eC Fi'-enies anid thel In' l- under their eon 'eratior, naliiti.' Ox- a otec' , their thanks to ?? Right ...

... r : ?? (tx wthte rjl',s'it in js Highis~iefs .ainei~gon at *the Er~emar-ylad $WlFY th fsormtmarce* ra cwt+enil ..,trce ftoi iran-oo'tthe. ed'tota4~ebaa WtiiTst JHighq~telawa .hen. n a z e, .\t -. cntjrl~agtop of Sb§jit tllg: s l tths ehe,: lC tp ?? e t ...

... arwete qteceked ?? with ?? hveinr the W F10 at!ad6;s tohe 9-Ca Fo . havl S. Ving rft oftee Aminlt andh Loru Ca20. I i OG5 tt ere iran bret id oc tone arasr for the a t fi a in e mneraine b time all th n ol ueca sr elt hve alacrity s ow. t o ho0s ehrnelalt e ...

... ro be of cin- nse -c:- crt andl its isle I- appearance deno-es t ie cpt ?? great and cx- 'Oe of the pales., sf tihc 5' [,:iran al ona Mcn s ; is oiit-l up for our ltrc-nepton, and wc shal! take posses Un of it to-inorrow or next da;- as erc-- sent wve ...

... Divifio0n Belliard, Concluded between Brigadier-Ge-,,,5,; Hope, on the part of the Commander in Chief of the Briih army in gyptran iran Bey. fn '.ne part of his Highnefs the Grand Vizherl ',nd ifaac Bey, on the part of his High- ne, the ;tan Pachia; the Citizens ...

... had ehatrged his con- plenxiot to dhat of their owin Country.-I'his ?? fuc- *-ceded to admiration, .he old wollalan apncartd Iran- tic at recovering ler long loil ftor, u=gged him to e r ?? breail, and inlatily conmouniccted her catfe of joy to the tribe ...

... votes. The peec Teutonic Order will accede to the vote of Auffria in tens :favourf-a Deputation. Mentz, Worms, .Paderborp, Iran favour ?? Eichftadt, and-fuch Princes as have not, yet voted, hun, will adoptthe fame rpeaftire; by which means the 'duc( Aate ...

... Manerr, from Guertsey, wvine. P3. Providence Edoronston, fromn Glasgow, goods. 3dinburgh Paclket, Hall, from Louddon, do. 14. Iran, Greigr, fromn Locharn, herrings. Urb- Cli *onn lronde_, goods.I GCorge, Mlilbc-i from Gi-Cenoek, d.o. t Ihnt aund Jcan, N\fHalllns ...