... borohood. We most sincerely sympathise with the relative, and friends of the unfortunate sufferers, and earnestly hope that their sail fate will operate as a caution to those who are at present toe advtmarow in the porsuit of an Jangerear an amusertirnt. In ...

... it our duty to appioaclo the cnroir, pr,lound respect, and huusbly to lay your Al .jegy the expression of our principles , sail sends/team is the present alarming aspect of 1 public affairs. We have seen with abhorrence and reprobation, the malignant ...

... lux nrian.. The plants throughout the principal Corn Distri ts continue untotn hed be slug or wire.norns. Upon of the render sails in Kent and Sort ey, some early Peas are got in ; and a considerable breadth for dibbling Beans is already ploughed. Rye and ...

... RAND lIALF SEAS OVER. AA Sailor with plenty of rhino aboard, Set sail on a cruke for a freak; And spsing a Chop-home, with larder well stoed. anchor, and called for a Steak. Soon yard-arm and yard-arm with knife and with fork Ile ed his allow mice of ...

... progress in my voyage. Since our arrival here, (the 27th March), one nundre4 and twenty sail of the French, Spanish, and Partuguesse vessels have arrived and sailed with slaves, in consequence of which the palm oil trade has been, and is now, totally neglected ...

... opposite tacks, in a heavy gale of wind, the Vcngeur almost direct on the midsbips of the Revolutionoaire, when under full sail. The shock was fortunately received a little obliquely, or the Revolutionnaire must have gone down. The bow of the Vengeor ...

... informed, probably, she was conveying ammunition Or other supplies .. to the Royalists' party. Majety's ship Hyperioa had sailed from Vaiearaiso on the 3d September, fur Lima and Panama, to protect the British made in that quarter. Vi Xh A. A s.—His ...

... six Hamburgh which he had put on board the Princess Charlotte, the only packet then , at the island, and which immediately sailed for Harwich. Yesterday his Majesty held a Court at his Palace in Pall-mall. At half-past two o'clock the Speaker of the House ...

... of the Dutch Expedition to Pawinbang. . _ s. The Carbonari nset the Koya Fanf.ly at Naples. Return ot the Discovery Which sailed from Sheerness on the tSth May, 6. KUM and Penalties Rill read a second rime k Home of Lords by a majority of twenty-eight ...

... War between All Pacha of Joannins, and the Ottoman Poste. icr EXICOtiOD of Nesbitt for murdcr at Woolwich. I'• Exmlition sailed from Batavia, tined oat by the Dutch *swan Paltasbaas. AVGrST. A rust s. Opening of the Regent's Canal. 1. 1: • ITIOVaI the ...

... tS!rt. CI:XII.SVIN, JAW. 12.—This forenoon. the Heligoland schooner, de Hope, accompanied by the packet barge. de Courier, sailed from this Fort with a fresh south east wind for Heligoland, having on leard the Ilamburgh mails for England, (supposed to ...

... nicer in the ships which takes this to but there was no such accommodation. as „ were all full, and as another vessel will not sail thence before ten days, and this will be off to • chance is, you will have this leiter at least si% before the officer can ...