... business of the day as they thought proper. Extract of a letter from Dublin, Feb. 7. Yesterday afternoon a most tremendous disaster happened in the Grove-room of the music hall, in Fish-amble-street. This room being appropriated for the assembling of the ...

... 3uick Sand, Rocks, Storms, Shoals, Slavery, Sharks by Sea and Land, Shipwrecks, Trepanning, Tornado, Water Spouts, and other Disasters at Sea. Together with an account of numerous singular miraculous escapes from the most imminent perils by various extraordinary ...

... fore the sale, at Mr. Boulton*s, Auctioneer, York ; Mr. O. Wrights, Leeds; Mr. Braumal's, White Hait, Wakefield; Mi.Tute's, Red Lion, Pontefiact ; aud at Mr. Smithson's, Rothwell, of whom turther particulars may be had. The Sale to commence at ELEVEN o'clock ...

... Mahoarany and otiier Beds.'cads, Drawers, DremaJt. Dining, and Card f_btes, Side - b..Hid, Chairs, SoCa a Cirpe s, Pit-r Glasses, Feather -Red;, Plate, Loi^n, Cliti.. AJ».> aeveaal capital and well-bred Kuuters, Backa, Cu.riage Horses, Sporting Caravan, ...

... ordered the In sene (be trillage of Oriiesati, and drive pit enemy inlo Hie plain of Toplilz. He executed bis but Anstrian battery of tweaty-four pieces hi- division. It was observed by Gen. Ornano, red lancers.—They took all Ike pieces, and sabred artillerymen ...

... interest. The bustle pre- vailing inthe War llcpirtment at Paris wa, uniformly ascribed to.a series of Ihe most deplorable disasters which h.ui befallen the French Armies but the partio.taw were care- fully concealed from the public. There were placard - ...

... aa. : live i'jpe on (lie enemy, until want *i. fiHnpelleiJ to our ' inf* ior ana rowparativeij indeed; lam ‘otimiii that disaster »t altribuiahle ;«> ! ‘o> p.-., Imt tic'itcn} in the '• Leonard, not preparing, In ; r.ady out for tho expected attack. have ...

... eclipse the giori s of former conquerors! the hl.ssiogs of present and future gettemtionsshall attend them. Get an unrivalled pit eh of greatusis hu cur tear's , Brit attained! howdah she raga Queer of the Amidst the awful commtrions which have convulsed ...

... gitiliwst Bironaparte, and thle othlier, Ste itltlinate tireati getit ct of thre afraim s of' Ettrotte, in the ev'ent of I is tvi'l!red st; ;titi an t~itl latter ohiijet couldl ni't Ito at i--sie, ithe Nlttise wotiitl reshily atlmit it t-itild lie neither 1imlitli ...

... Arrowtouth, Deverehlrnattect,, eta he .w.-..'.-'••••w. /mow d a y, t h e m o o ns s e ' e du c ed ors continued disaster es the State. ill be reduced 70. retain. ht. Ker, Sol Vow *Weathered to persuade the Com. that to the tradition of primes ...

... any man ; but after the experience of more than twenty years,— marked by disasters, wiiich have un- happily flowed from the hazardous and ruinous specu- lations of Mr. Halt— disasters which have spread their pestilential influence amidst families totally ...

... doubted right is petition tile legislature on their griev- ances, as they, at least, conceived them to be. 'Terri- laist ble disasters had tfullowed upon those events settic lihe need not recount. Anti wltut made the'affitir so much nor, more alarming was ...