... therefore, disbelieve the whole story the capture prisoneis in this affair. cannon, it will be seen, that one of the articles speaks of sevcial having become immoveable in a morass, and these, peihaps, were taken without a contest. In several of these journals ...

... frankness of soldier tvi'h the Ibyalty patriot. While he commands the white to substituted for theui-coloured fl rg and codude, speaks the act as a g e« to the interests the country. This rtiffiio then proceeds not only to commend the conduct the army, but ...

... (peaking too freely the Governmeo*. and talking lightly ii* act*, with, tho-e Buonaparte. i* al-o alleged, that many them not speak respectlul * ...

... would hear her, >lie tell the troth. Mr. Stavelev having communica her reijoest, his Lordship said, •* I will hear you, but speak the irutli.” *• Piea-e, Sir,” said the prisoner, I have aunt, and she a-ktd me Leeds and get her some white mercury, to put ...

... deposition “On the of December, at lialbpast twelve o’elock, Mr. went the shop of Mr. Beckwith, gunsmith in Skinner-street, to speak about ill* repair the lock . of his gun. As ha was quitting the ahop young man appeared the door, with a pistol his hand. He ...

... fur, the quantity delivered, he invited MruMullel into publichouse, him wilbatankard ale, and, pretending that he wan’ed lo speak to a friend, left him drinking the air, went immediately to Mr. Sanders’s and assumiug the name of Mollet, received the money ...

... was no fault, for all the confcqucnccs which I forefaw have the revolutionary parties, as consolidated his dynasty, he thus speaks: . . , , '“The revolution was finally terminated; it became immovcably fixed under permanent dynafty. The republic had fatisfied ...

... Magistrate* to confirm their other evidence. With respest to the conyetiatiun with Mr. nickin-ou and Mr. Willans, I cannot speak, a* coni fin* niy*e f to fact*; but I iiave to remark, that what is j imputed to Oliver them, a direct contradiction to what ...

... crimes. By a vessel from Paraiba, letters have been received from Pernambuco, the 7th June. The writers are very guarded in speaking respecting the political events. Illuminations and rejoicings took place the resto! ration of the Royal authority. One letter ...

... and selfish intrigue*. Respecting M'Gregor’s plundering expedition Amelia Island, advices of the 2‘Zd ult. from New York, speak in terms of equal contempt and disapprobation. accounts from Mexico represent the affairs of the Insurgents reduced to the ...

... about the ’billings an# (he whisky, that she clean forgot (be rape !” prisoner was course acquitted. . Irishman called upon speak to the character of prisoner convicted at the Old Bailey sessions of stealing silk handkerchief, said (ie luid*always found ...

... Charlotte, wi ■e read with the most touching interest. There are f luistortunes the Potentates ot the earth »oin ing which speak> at once to the imagination and t ;eurt, and will not allow us to remain indifferent 'lectaele these great and august (XTionagcs ...