... governnme2nt ?? ;-end in Amnerica these vexatious imbecility is about to render. that people our soenie, whoalts' thouoih we lost as subjects, we might have regained si friends. if we look at the conduct of the war in Spade si Portugal, the saime busy spirit ...

... o, was lost of' Ma- ranham the beginiing of May. *Te Husiter, higiit, 'froi )tnIdon to Barbados; was all well tsth Junei l inta 45. a lng. tO0 ?? ' ?? The Georgia, Stokes, ftrm Lfialon, passe'd Savannah for *Anmelia' Island, TwQ British ships entered ...

... state opened a banco-entry system; it would provide twenty millions of. circulating medium With ease; but one million would-be lost by coining.o- Book-eutries were not liable to the variations of taste or caprice; nor to the course of exchange. Mustnot such ...

... TiErAis y moved-that a secret committee 'be appointed to report on the effects of the Bank restriction in ?? hich motion was lost -by 62 to 17. r J WE are backward in our Comnpendiumss of Parihtmentary 1isHtory, lbut the nature of'the debate on the bill ...

... cannot be accomplished.' - th .Sarragosua, Juice 1.-Ili the rntln of the isth of M'y, be- gc tten team and elevent o'clock, was lost in a few minutes; the G foit of Oliv-e aid that which ought not to h-ve been efected gt uithloet l'e saicrifice of at leat ...

... shall-go eor nothinig I - will my-elfi-lustrnte tbgm:- -thus thne peeras mrged in ?? writer, amadhialscting the aaidser his Lor-ship has tbrgot tle -L a Lrshphisfog:.h L teerd. Mi. BaoU.Gn mtseiethat his Hon. Friend atoea isania told thle -House that a Guirtea' ...

... -We had as instance of, the violatioaa of the freedom of etc yI tion in the articles of imnpeachment against Richiard 11. als lost hid crown and-his life for violating this fundaeniutal priu *1 ?? aicestors with. grcat fulasess had expressed their opinions ...

... lie ilowen ill) at ditto, pas reciv, eel but triflinig ?? t ?? bel ready to sail ohi the 20tl T'he La'ly Priivost, said to be lost on Aineli4 Bar, was got ol' w'th Etth! dai-rc. The Liverpoasl, Ca'lhs, fiom this port, wtis spokedli'srlat. 17. N. long. 58 ...

... bathing at Ituncorni. I I i 'U A Labourer assisting in lowering a.jiogshead of sugar into the cellar of a warehouse on Goree, lost his lif6 by the handle of the purdiase striking hini on the head, his asi'tuls having loosed tdeir hold before he was aware ...

... ma(se hootagrs, responsible both in property anc person for the actioss oi their kinsmen. Every pc-rson absent luonl lihs town- ship seo tie terua of eight days is out-lawed, his property is to be sequestrated, and bis relatives iniionediately put under arrest ...

... -fveii-aall stt Antigual hie: . jetty'sf ship ~e lost her mixen 'nast, ard threw sevw ,giss'setbosard . ?? brig Guachapli, of12= - sgunkalthcerinoorinps; . ?? a bitm,,, and sbout . egt ?? Sb-- re ?? the, sip S u- As s lost; -thie Briiganza and saslution ei ...

... killed one of tho pirates by a sh.ot, ou whichj they ran the ship alongside, and carried- her bo harding and out of her 'crew fof 46 men, thely inurdered 35 in cold blood. There was a fire ship left loading. at Cuarcot s'called dlie hax- change, boundto ...