... merits received by tie enemy amount to abts-a 15,001) ?? positions of the tvc artmies remained the ?? maqter of {be Awrs speaks of a sharp skirmish, but furnishes nlu asr ticulars. Sir Jtseph. Yorke still remains wind-botir- irs Torbay. Le,!ers were ...

... attributed, in part at least, to the present corrupt and defective state of the representation. Did the House of CouinonS speak, as it professes, the voice of the people of England, there wotild' be no necessity to pack a fresh Parliament for every fresh ...

... the first Surgeons in tihe AMltropolis, to he very superior to asn other. Mr Cline, Mr. A. Cooper, Mr. Blair, aidI others, speak of it in the highest terms, I he lion Kirrrn 'I honiupsioin anmd Mir. J3rti m Le Blanc, have chosen the Northern, and Lord ...

... is perhaps unprecedented. Isn every place her visitors are not only nmnerbas asid reipectablef but well iufomined, and Sehb speak of her in the e highest terms of apprvbtlion. -. I Ile Mail coach betsween HiliaK Liver.r- pool, broke down on Thleirsday, ...

... that the press is free, but in effect declares to all his v;as-- sal.%. s that the press shall be no longer free; it shall speak only-to celebrate my victories, to exe- crate my enemies, and eulogise my conduct ; and if the present system be continuedr ...

... I spectators d of-the battle l Ws~as thls dqing teir dutyto ttictaselves -.or to ttheir brave alliesi It seas net easy to speak soupon -it is ithosit giving way'to ilildigriation and 41ltcr d C-oldlyaul fnessinga abarcd off Iiroes fighting and dying tar ...

... Freinci Er.,rpirs. The Vientra Bank Notes b1ave been reduced to one-flftb uftofheir nmtial -aloue. The lette'rs from Sweden speak wit Ii corafi. dence of-the change in tbe politics of Russia. It i.:. stated that the Emarperosr Alexanler had come to the ...

... bett led, or on the eve of it. 4 Still, it is aildrel, * dto not art tsns corfidently on this opinion of minrio, as I was speaking to a person abrut Conrt, aird hie told ni-e not to believe it.' The repor.l, huowever, is gendral, and others have been sent ...

... declared that lit would shoot any man that touchedh him unlawfully, After some time the de- ptity Marshall not daring to- speak to him, lie gave up his office, artid James Stevens was appoint- cd to the office with 3301. a year. The documents of Stevens ...

... prenerrrt themaselves ; but ae shill in- dulge in only one olieivation upon it, niairelrr . that this mealincholy catastrophe speaks volumnies against the martyrdom of the Ipresent systerm of cleansing chimniies, ad ih fa vour of those Soieties t established ...

... from Carlisle, the Anctioneer obserting I a t a Quaker WIIo was by no means so ItICUciO c sas Mr hirmself, exclaimoed , Speak tip, frietid, this is no cor sileot meetittg. ?? Nut whre 1thri art presentti 8reoiuincd the otiler. The laugh was ilamediately ...

... once, ouly once ratitd as. Boshaso to liim whtcre he cost ralily reigns aso tite Great Mogui-Lt h sa in also, welicre lie speaks. of t being todiciletI, when ie soas beggin-, and ofte'ting-as IL fn t poet rot straln.get, fruminsi ads'erti-rcrtent, to ...