... formation of another army of 36,000 volunteers In Bohemia. The mails arc not sufficiently recent to give any account of the late disasters Italy. A Frenchman of the name of Perrigue arrived some hours after the last mail; this person haring reached Cuxhaven after ...

... aM, via. JAMES BALMKR. ondee Hjstfnmo Transportarluo, aged 47 Years, about live Feet cteht lii„bcs high, dark Completion, pitted with the Small Poi, longisb datk Hair, which (emetines wore tkd. Had a bluejacket, striped Vest, and leather And GEORGE WALKER ...

... toins of insanity, and was lockedI up iu a roots lvith alnother mllln nained Steel, as a guard. ' Guntezr heated the lioler red hot in tilie die, and then proposed to his coynpaniioii to coitimit suicide, at- tempting to thrust the hot poker dovu) his ...

... stitli the iiriri- ciplcs of their religisn. Ir urd et of the day fbr the 2t d ?? ?? thq ?? Cattholic relief l'ill beinig re'd , Ti/ .sdri oF irl ztte- ort,,r adtelted to tihe Several ilrseei s tieat 'had belu asipted since the condiencernent df the ...

... .NEWCASTLE, AUGUSr 13. - W' segret to state, that the Greeks have experienced a disaster. A letter from Smyrna, dated JulV S, says- | The Island of Ipsara was taken by the Tiarkish fleet, under kt Caplain Tacha, on the .ird instant, at six o'lock, A. ...

... dead in a gravel-pit in the ibove paiksh, covered with hay and rushes, and having his throat cut from ear to ear, the windpipe completely severed, his nose bioken and his bottom lip cut. It is supposed that the body must have lain in the pit for about three ...

... Smith, William i icit nild I ?? Coirv, lwhi ire it in thi dayv preceding, ait work dovwi tfnl . colI pit, hiihc tile crrlirirvelel hiy 0rogrnl ii thlue pit titok tire at. at(' ci iH Ili, w'hilchl Nas vill )iolovi while I li jlN a's swrtle cil- j i'g, iti ...

... equal tbe wants of the stale, notwiihstanil. jug rite drains made U|H)it it during the year, lo repair the disasters caosetl theflootla; these disasters are alteedy maiarially repaired, and the dyke* placed in state oi security; schools for instruction are ...

... cijief'ains, dispersed, and en- ?? to sae Xthernselsves hy gaining the mountains. TFhe Turks then poured into the town, and pit to the sword, or made prisoners, ai.l who opposed themt. The loss sustained by the Tunrls oni'this oixcasion is not reported; ...

... the middle and carried her backwards into the pit? He said No don't think I did; lam almost cer- tain I threw her in. I said, holw deep wvere you in the pit? tce said, 1 Up to here (pointillg to his arm pitS). I said, I undlerstalned sbe Was robbed, do ...

... during a storm in the month of November last, in the Atlantic, on her voyage to Charleston in the United States; by which disaster, ten of his crew were precipitated into the sea, six of whom, including the chief mate, were unhappily lost, and those recovered ...

... with the exception of sin advance per cent, Colombian bonds, which lef oft at 20 A. English per cent, lor acct. 3 per cent. red. Hflj g; do. 95. j ; 4 per cent 4 per cent. ; long ann. I9 ; invlia stock 40; bank excbecju-r 7*H.; India bonds B 7». JUJi. ...