... are a few days later than ro those which we before received. No new event of im- l portance had occurred, but the letters speak of additional to exertions on the part of ?? Director and the e Congress, to collect all the troops scattered in variouso ...

... east of Cumana were held by * e Patriots. A letter from Monte Video. of Oct. Is, says, I There e letters from Linua, which speak in strong terms of the ttering power of the Spaniards. The negroes say their end San Martin will soon be with them. Many of ...

... demiacid, alnd our highest qiuutatioi)s arc without diffciilty ?? conthine in limited demand, but as the advices rois Lodoin speak of aii improvement in prices, a challcie mIay' stoic be expected here -Coffee ?? ?? reter oui comicerci al fries us econniected ...

... tras ttottght to be ity. Lortt Cornwvallis, by r, ?? it had been ititrottited with thte tour' hnevotetit intemurion.,. In Speakeing, hoscever, of asystein whlich had reccived tte sanction of so great a moan, it becam e him to be sety Jithitent of his own ...

... cannot be for want of a proper representative: if a pretty figure, highly pleas- ing and expressive features, wtith a pair of speaking eyes a- any in Andalusia, an intelligent arch smile and vouthful activity, be requisites for the Floras and Lisettes, sutrely ...

... the Forcign sli'ttnent Bill, given by Time c('6rif r, the grossest misre- lueaetations are ma 1e. The Etlitor of that Paper speaks *an Act of she 9th Geo. III. for preventing the En list- ant of British Subjects in the service of Fsoreign States, }cs, in ...

... counitry *rn svuriiclei2 which it may be alble to suipply, anld wshich they am,,:i)zant of. Alil the traders who htave been there speak ,;eniUs terms of the good faith of the l'miriots in their ;s c atlel of' the anxiety of the Governmenet to render ,sit';iOII ...

... a Liii' Pt' thins of ?? U med Juries, and of a 1iiirtiinol'l?eClei'gy. litit the Petition from tilt City of I din ai? Ic, speaking, is it dies, the sentiments of the great si ssjo ii y of tire metropolis, CullS cys the opinion and wishes of a * ma eli ...

... could ,not pa7cket the affronl; hut they wisely returned the monley. On- the conduct of the other Banks it is impossible to speak too highly'. Although they wvere without a moment's previotus notice, thcy not only found an abundant supply for the exchange ...

... be indelicate to enter into such a discussion in so thin a 17 Juse, and in the absence of of gentle'nen musst competent to speak; to the subject. Alf'. jatnu'e ospre.ssed af hope tthat the Hlonourahie Baronet woutli not persist in his imotion, appealing ...

... set the laws at defiance. When a young mnai, at the suggestions of his heated insaginistion, contemning the legal means of speaking and wvriting with freedom, conceives he can makse use of no other weapon against a dangerous writer but the dagger-when a ...

... such a rmitreSt, tint ftor thre agitation it u'ould ?? both ofethem. £tlrs. Stemi a.!ain hcgged for Gtod's sake to let her speak to him for a 'tunic. Iihe Magiutrate etidl ?? shwould hasac yermiission so ,'mdsit hint at tire Crirsipter;^ strut al s5luac ...