... the Danes. 1he Swift, Randall. from Stockholm and Gothenburg to London, is captured by two Danifli privateers. Tlhe D6rii, Tennis, from London to Liverpool, is ftrandcd in Red MWharf Bay. The Gerere (Collier) of Scarbro,'and the Sarah (Col- jer) of Shields ...

... w^as muade 'b~y the herald-at-arms; but tcle Assembly,' exebuided fromn ,their owna hatl, rnet 'in the Ten'nis Court, and; there took the, famous Tennis Cou(rt oath, with ouly-one dissentient. Oa the 22d ano fewer thanl 148 of the elergy joinedl the Commons ...

... and is made etiseb, hleth, l Canterad , Valdez, and Carratela, ?? the One tiand troops. In consequence, all oer PUS Q5 te tenny their arms andar coutrerwents, are hii E n On Lieuterant-Colonel Medina, Adjutant tielanjill tedt e Liberator, carried the ...

... ' ihdDarHi.. - * 8,3 58 7,101 GTraf iah - - 8.,447 . 4,487 ter - - - -1,752. 4 1.63 aof ?? . - - - 63 0 1,732S ?? and Ki tenny - '9270 . 264 Waterford adLlrsi- . . 1,365 -1,1883 West Cotrnwal W ?? e e - .I : ?? . '597 -66 1 Vonuntlil . 735 . 082 Gqrandth ...

... 14. n Wind N. E.-Arrived last evening, the George Home, o lgYoung, from Batavia in 120 days, for orders; \?olharding,i ose Tennis, from Rotterdam for Liverpool; West India packet, 'ier Monroe, from London for Jamaica; Dart, Douglas, from q ith London for ...

... Dedfo'rd had been indilipofed. with a cold lal- week, and on Friday he played i at tennis. When he left off playing he went into ,e his dreffing-roorn adjoining the tennis-court to I sf take off his playing drefs. In this fituation he I Lf was feized with ...

... confidence has been evinced in the goveestnuent to make the offer of a loan, but it has been refused on account that the tennis were not held adequate to the expectations of tle government. The date of the advices froas Chili, by way of Buenos Ayres ...

... n'sif o i- lIodgef~ 'theenem ro Satare;~~aodii: Q, omtheroa_ isjasoj -te reason idy: 'te e4ti~i tinuze's longin a, rm A10hog-tenny- Oi _softrttps fjrom Snarmt 7 yez set a-ciderabl-crst the te~ak f -. - th ~zee.- I cnntzeareas-yet brnuait er -'treat ?? M ...

... 8',AI>Wl OF COCKS. uav Safl ClOrnmip-',4 t, On, Monday laft conmenced the Grand Main of Cocks, at Hallior's Tennis Court, Rofe Street, between the Hon. Mr MAULZ and Mr OSWALD of Auchencruive. The following is a [latement of the battles fought: Feeders-Sunly ...

... inspiration of the faith and prinkiples' which ruled his own spirit through life-a life fully apprehended by. Browning or Tenny- son, either or both of whom (the one for incisive power,' the. other for breadth of expression) could set ih.thought'and language ...

... ,as originaly suggested by himself. ' pious petitions were then presented, praying t fo a repoalof the septennial act. Mr Tenny- t ,broughit forward a motion on the same sub- It was rejected by a majority of 2S3, E >ai~ls5 l~i- This vote may be considered ...

... close intimacy with t *ust freen yearsi bcth of them sppke of r..tnd pt tyft of his enndttot as a hosband and ntitear.nneresi tennis. As this affair wts entirely Ostien ineoeeitf no public principle what- rvj taisee we eantie haii expressing osr surprise ...