... drifted' and was seen no-more. Tie Active's people were all safely landed. : at Shields on Sunday se'night. The passengers speak :of tbe exertions of Captain. Ewing and the crew to save the ship, as. beyond all.praise ; and to Captain B Hend, '(to whose ...

... with one eye, and finding his ef- 'e forts were fruitle(s, the Earl accepted the terms, and loft _aite hundred pounds more. Speaking toy of his. ill fuccyf's,.and' Lulkup's liberal offer, to a frier,; d Whatf! 'aid' the ltter has fhe ns fellow' taken you ...

... escape in a neutral vesrel, and was landed in the neighbourhood of 3erwick hie arrived hret on V WednesdayjLst. Captain Nell speaks in the higihest ?? of the treatment he received from the fren-ch. The Walker, Captain Gatecliff, of this port, fr6m Petetsburg ...

... vessels under be his protection, and brought tbem to the Humber, after ot which he retur ed to his station; The Captains speak Of in the highest terms of the attention and conduct of of Captaio Brenton. The rest of the ?? are since aI arived. ar-si i ...

... and died in s,e, is clsmrity with all the world: The other two, crimi- sure it. nals did no t speak at all, but assented to what ?? observed. Whilst speaking, Coates twice tolifted' sip his cap. Metcalf appeared nearly dead SI y- Iefore the rope was Out ...

... festivity was never witnessed: t Y in this quaiter.- Sienilar joyous proceedin~gs t, also took place at Mr. Watt's seat at Speak, in B -Lanc;asbire, . - : ry d Tuesday se'nnight, a curious -experiment wal - made at Wooiwich, widr balloons, intended to ...

... expressions of dislike, to continue tl his' perambulations through the hall, and the still 'm greater fortitude to attempt to speak to the clothiers, es from the hustirngs erected for Lord Milton, irt the (2 court of the hall; but the overpowering expressions ...

... could refer to facts and their own experience ?? informationr on this subject. But there was one subject in which he 'would speak explicitly, because he was desired to do so bythe Trustees of the 'Cloth-Rall, and that was, thhat he was entirely unconnected ...

... a-td ?? was to assist on the part of Fiance, and L'Estocq 4 on that of Russia and Prussia ?? A letter of the h Fame date, in speaking of'fhe ariival in I4ollatid ' of the long-expe~qed expedition from England, 's says, we have expedled the expedition frotn ...

... the distress they were in, wisonl yeu Are infosrmede, that, on any man's fainting, smle.,s hi, r~.cnccr(ed ;o far as cu- to speak in tan minut-_i, lie wa5 .inst's~ntly bled to us$, det, ad devouired Isy the ?? uv;etcbed aSur- 'ed vivurs. Such was elhe fate ...

... one of the ,f doors closed A this momeit the-melancholv catastro- t phe happened s i vain did the Manager appear with d a speaking ?? an the stage, and use every exertioi -e to convincegjie audience that no'fire existed When the tumult: soeewbat subsided ...

... her tramnels, andt to act t ve with 'a rapidity rivalling the operations of. chance. u- .The womb of events, if we may so speak, has acquired or a preterilatural'fecundity. ?? wo'k' of. centuries is l an now ?? by the occurrences 6.f a week; and ce Europe ...