... independently of four others who overe stationed at the oars, got on board thle vessel, pro-' ceeded to Chelsea, aod from thence sailed down the river to Greeniwich. The form 'of this raft resembles two wherries laid alongside, but separated by means (sf a platform ...

... we had enoughto do to get ourselves into sailing condition; I saw no more of them ; iextl morning I stood for Yar- mouth, in hopes of meeting a comrade.-I borrowed two tous of Water from the Roebuck, and sailed the next hour in quest of themu: one shot ...

... foltilarm- tI I cii,anti so it, 'Jolt yo hiave killed rite atai ?? revolietd, that it wvoo a Ilie, for, lite u-at totly stunned. I sail r l iv otili stay tin lnitgi-r, sitd hamrnei iatttly set elf towsrtttds Lontidti, letai ing HiJolovt n-ar a-i ID ggercy a iii ...

... tectiltilit nsf ?? tv'O pre~alic)i nitnenscs, ciii ilar clsc iribcit thle lane irfiuluit 'hich ?? Suli firitrr ir ul- tah;tel, and sail t11ir tisebw wicr w,-e-ale (St iii: hri-v si-eairip t u- tieo 01OeC O IL jil t ire LdtIttire t tiluitti to itaL bcudn aild ...

... Inniskilien regitrient of Dra- gosirs from tire Barracks at York; and to sail from thenice as soon as the wihole are orr board to joia tie general con- voy of the tlrird ?? now preparing to sail from this cotrntry.-lt is but justice to the German Legion to rob- ...

... fronti Trcrzotspet'6ohin ~iit Istat i hinder ntis chiargeti with binhz0 at tai b elore tihe expital Losj of Itissenittetnc thu sail Williatm Pitidat' unclo'), bite 'seittuetiet to he ?? fur sevvn years. InI[i ptrlhoaer, teien thle tisital qitestioitvwas ...

... of marrvin t her. The defendant's Counsol aiked hitv iftei lie had visited her before this familiarity to, k place ? Witness sail she could not exarttlv rav, hut! the s;riposed about twelve timciS On LCr cross-c xaninrotion by Mr. Raine, ite posi- tivelvi ...

... for lum i ii liquid form; as lie )is said lie could uidt take it; asd the atteinpt; lie was rid' cetiain, would kill him. Hei sail he could swallow nany) solid substisce. I pu this so the proof; andI, as ,St lie had b~eei costive for Several diiys, I gave ...

... ship, Iwhich arrivd at Ph'- mouth from Gibraltar c Wednesday' sfP' on the soth ilt. a Portuguese sqsiadfon gC sisting of five sail of the line and a fuigate, hoiv'tM ioard the Privre Regent, and tfe resof °f at Family. The Growler gun-brig, also Pllmnouth ...

... loih arrired at Uverpool, on Sunday in 26 days, from Nnifolk, informs u's that Mr. Monore ar-rived tire night before lie. sailed . butr hds hp. ird nolhinir of Mr Rose's arrissil, ndris it trentitinedin Ste Nov' York papers of shle I 7Th tilt. An ~expectation ...

... BEFORE SIR SIMON LE BLANC, MARCH 9. This-was an indictmeist against the prisoner,11horas , I Wilbe, mgiaster of a packet which.sails between Hull and Selby, for a rape on Mary Kay, of Selby, a child between ten and eleven years of age, whom he e vas t aking ...

... through the lattice, and swore he wottld do for theme asll. She desired. him not to make a nsoise, as they bad compansv: he'sail lie did int Care. for the compativ, he would do for them all. M-rs. umimnerstote, ?? tbe noise, opened thle roons-door, au ...