... over an immense track of cotntry—if they were to stretch to Agra, to Delhi, and to Poonah, it was impossible to say to what disasters they might be exposed. Ile said, with great emphasis, we first had commerce, commerce produced faCtories, faetories produced ...

... heirs or successors, then the captain or master taws( shall anOilso ied only itforfweist= she am of oze d h he und iscaribk red pousd ot a. ii :a;it otric sba c il or employment sr Majesty, his heirs or soteemors. And be it further castled by the authority ...

... other respeflable iiihahitants of is, who with difficulty effefted their -embarication Gijon. The particulars of this disaster, Stf) pit known. The advices received find left the Spaniards making their advances the Montana, driving back the French fien ...

... V-'uia public v-'ersuip. wau-t Uic liver cuter- THE STORM. ■*«« V.' th A u’c«.t**rn .1 and fleet dmnvt SiaUUnyr, distance . mi, red the whole floor ih* ch irdi S'lrh e*c»H» cor power ' . 9 ,- ir m *.e «ejw int«. th;- «» ...

... tiretntthrtiing and correcting the habit, has succeeded in ca-ai at t. on- Miiiiinuni liut appeared almost hopeles*. Ih, prtp.red Hrtb lor •making, and the Oiymel fot im. 't.al t.*e—ate fold in laondon, Messrs Buaoess & Co. Btdfurd-etre.-t; and Messrs h ...

... bulletin had appeared in the I.4fessiteur op to Saterday ' lest, ieclusive, oar had any thing bees problisbed re- Larding disasters of the campaign. 1 Lettere have beet' received this snorniog from the ie. briar of Germany, from which it appear'. that ...

... were found there. General Vichery took about three thousand rtiuskets,and all the r work* ; and having 011 the Ist February pit; himself in pur'iiu the enemy’s corps, lie fell in with it near to Medina C'eli. very action which took place near thai town ...

... war on France, they say. but against the preponderance which lanptsor Wopmeon has eseressed beyond the bounelaiies of his Zar pit We @halloo, repeat here the refiectioo*, full of wis • dom. which St. ale hiatuses has opposed In those lotto,, is sew the social ...

... tbn, di. 11 ,, s• II , t.t •.• !• 4•••. i. Is ear 1 Tethered. Listen. year nate your childisue 1 lIRLANCHOLY AFFRAY. yoer red children, ei.• io We %best. they art _ ti yranort i os . p ecu l iar ly lataentithle in its rads all of wiled. Although they ...

... flavour that is imparted by a sea-goal fire, or, as the French call it, charbono de terre / j the wine was very banl, both the red and the white.— This was no fuir specimen of a French breakfast, I allow ; but the effect was such as not to induee me to repeat ...

... arc caufiJrniiy entcriaiocj » ri»e pru|»i>ri.onttl .» .hc*J»*nvrfg«r«*U»c ndriu.n affairs. .ilh; cU«c on ll.«* p ce» were— Red. A'm>. C i i Oaiuium FRENCH WaraaW, December 19. To the Polish Army. H* -*iy t«« your pow rlul protccior, Ij« appeal* to you ...

... ami ihe motiier of Bonaparte through that town. The allied- troops quartered there speedily terminated these diiorders. The red Pit ks base occasioned som* quarrels the d pan meat of the Meuse, and the Russ an officer who Commands there has requested tie ...