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[...] ºn system of bankruptcy throughout the Unit | States. A ſlesolution, also, had been car ed, requesting the President to communicate ich information as might be in his possession, aching the execution of so much of the first [...]
[...] bers, but did not succeedºin taking them. Yes terday inorning, at swen o'clock, the hind part of a pig was car, ed ºff from the shop of Mr. Winery, pork-batcher Vauxhall. Three thousand two hundred and thirty [...]
[...] phia, dated ºvovº, received in town yester day morulug.—“The Goverument of the U - ed States have made arrangen his for carrying into speedy execution their plans, long • ce formed, for reddering the country on the Lower [...]
[...] as would be likely, on an ordinary occasion, to make use of such a vehicle. Much surprise has been creat ed in the ninds of Mr. Taylor's family and ſriends that no discovery has been inade of the person who in the deceased declared he was to have inet at [...]
[...] At the end of the discussion, M. Mauguin subunitted to examination the opinions express ed by the Government upon the respective con duct of the Duke of Ragusa and General Ca inuel.—“On that of the former there was but [...]
[...] Ministers, that was most ſlatering ; M. Canuel boasts of the rank to which he has been elevat ed, and the complinentary letter which lic re ceived from the Duke of Richelieu, but he has not informed you of one circumstance, which [...]
[...] and made prisoners. As soon as information of this event reached the Governor, he dispatch ed a number of troops to Palimbam, to demand the restoration of the prisoners, and to obtain redress for the insult which was offered. The [...]
[...] have arrived in this port 17 vessels laden with corn from Ireland, whose united cargoes amount ed to 16, 125 barrels Oats, and 1385 barrels Barley.—Southampton Paper. Upwards of seven hundred persons on the [...]
[...] ed apprehensions are entertained, that, until it is passed, payments, in some of the Land Dis tricts, will be greatly diminished." - [...]
[...] adjourned to Monday next. The Provisional Law on Finance having pass ed both the Chambers, his Majesty was pleased to give it his Royal assent on Thursday the 31st ultimo. - - [...]
[...] plied, that the linen belonged to a butcher of the town who had sent it to her to have it wash ed; that the ensuing day Constans had made a second visit, and that on the linen being shewn and the same story repeated to him, he had an [...]
[...] and the same story repeated to him, he had an swered, that he knew the wonan Bancal was 1 ed for many people; that while the family was in prison he came to see them, on which occa sion he said to herself “Wretched girl if [...]
[...] No LETTERS OR coxim UNICATION S WILL BE Recel W. ED [...]
[...] culation which, he feared, would prove but too fatal to many. It was particularly to be lament ed that a British soldier should do so; and he would be happy to give every assistance in his power towards recalling then to a sense of their [...]
[...] ºcued from the gang, and Placed in security. We are sorry to say that Mr. May. jun. receiv ed a dreadful wound from a Gręk that was throwu at him, his nose being cut through, his “yes blackened, and his head shockingly bruis [...]
[...] lace during its performance. In one of the [. of the dress circle, a Gentleman express ed his disapprobation in rather a conspicuous and indiscreet mauner. The pit shouted that he should be turned out, and followed up this [...]
[...] created great discontent. A new coinage of money at au inferior standard was also employ ed, and, in short, bad faith, unwise expedients, and a general confusion threw a discredit on every transaction. [...]
[...] reached Rome on the 20th ult. The Prince of Saxe weimar has ed Governor of East | landers, the King of the Netherlands. . His Itoyal Highness the Duke of Glouce [...]
[...] Scania. - y tº hear, perſectly re-establish ed. His Majesty has Permitted the return of all those persons, without exception, whorn pºliti cal circumstances inay have latterly Prevented [...]
[...] purpose of purchasing flour and other provi slous. No further dispatches had been receiv ed from South America, and some suspicion was entertained, that the news in that quarter was therefore unfavourable. [...]
[...] ed generally by the jobbers, and gave for Red. 77 718. —Evening Star. The Earl of Harcourt is expected to arrive [...]
[...] Mr. Brand of the lioo, and Mr Giles. Sir George and Lady Warrender are remov ed to Lord Falmouth's house in St. James's square, during the repairs of their residence at the Admiralty. [...]
[...] Accounts from Hayli, St. Domingº, dated November 19, state, that Christophe had issu ed a proclamation, contradicting, in the most unequivocal terms, the reports of an intention; on] his part, to disturb the peace of Hayti, and [...]
[...] The Proclamation next states, that the charac ter of Christophe had been grossly inisrepresent ed.—Instead of seizing all knds of merchandize, as represented by the Americans trading to his dominions, there was not a country in the civi [...]
[...] and Gentleinen, I would be glad to know what you want.”-A voice replied, “A song.”—He answer ed, “Whatever is announced will be performed; but no song is.” This produced no effect, the clamour against the actors continued, and was par. [...]
[...] ticularly interesting nature was adduced pre vious to the rising of the Court, which adjourn ed to Monday the 28th instant. To Let Furnished, a wing of a House, quite separate from the House—it consists of two Beds, Sitting and [...]
[...] the room of John Lumsden, Esq. deceased. At six o'clock the glasses were closed, and deliver ed to the scrutineers, who reported the election to have fallen on William Taylor Money, Esq. The numbers were -— Mr. Money, 627–Mr. [...]
[...] ‘.... to the British Government, the Governor in Sºnii is pleased to direct, that the flag be hoist ed half mast high on the flag-staff in the garrison to-morrow at sun-rise, and that iminute, guns, §: the number of 26, the age of his late Highness, be [...]
[...] performed, and was heard by the audience in perfect silence, unless where applause interven ed. This was a circuinstance extremely pleas ing to us, whose auricular nerves, somewhat injured by the violent uproar of the preceding [...]
[...] "til the overture to the new Pantomime of *{arlequin and the Dandy Club was perform ed., ºut, no sooner was it concluded—to sooner slid the audience, on the rising of the curtaiu, behold the interior of Dandinetta's wardrobe, [...]
[...] li 1. with Pºculiar strength, when Mr. Bradbury appe ed on the stage—and, strange to º P ar who made them seemed to be impº º: * than ordinary degree of furor, when %. [...]
[...] rede.—His Excellency received his old brothers in arms in the nost cordial manner, and enter ed into the details of their private circuinstances with the greatest interest His Imperial Highness the Emperor Alexan [...]
[...] the knife from the assassin, who then made up availing efforts to escape, as many persons, call ed in by the cries and exclatuations of the Jew, soon pinioned him, and dragged uim off to Pri SO 11. [...]
[...] ****N GRahaw, Esq.-The remains of this estimable Gentleman were, on Monday, remov ed from his house, in Great Qaeeu-street, Lin coln’s-Inn-fields, and deposited in a vault under the middle aisle of St. George's Church, Blooms [...]
[...] sea. Brion has assembled at Margaritta , 5 sail oſarmed vessels; and report says, and is credit ed, that he was joined by Lord Cochrane on the 14th instant, with five armed vessels ; this force, directed by so enterprising a sharacter as [...]
[...] arrest him, and actually carried their threat into execution, in the manner which we detail ed in our paper of yesterday morning. Mr. Ro bert Wilkie, the celebrated artist, and Mr Ro bertson, the miniature painter in the Adelphi, [...]
[...] Mr. V. F—tz— flourish on the . ed a tilter annon in consequence, claring that the [...]
[...] judges of music thet, acted ed., on percei [...]
[...] ring, in which, on sounding the born hanging at the castle-gate, near which the ring is situat ed, a Spectre Knight appears; the subjugation of whom, by any chief adventurous enough to brave him, augurs, success in war; but, if de [...]
[...] i. day to Schouau. M. Romiguière, the famous Advocate, arriv ed at Albi on the 29th ult. It is supposed that he will undertake the defence of Bessière Wey Ina C. [...]
[...] cused their pledged their honour most solemnly that not a copy of the work had been distribut ed, of which only a,5oo had been printed, all of which they were willing to give up to the Tribu nal. The printer, Hocquet, deposed as to no [...]
[...] The loºd witness, Catherine Coudrec, next came forward and deposed, that while imprison ed with the woman Bancal she had heard the latte, -emark, on one occasion, after Constans had been to see her, “He has been here to [...]
[...] -Proceedº to state, ed to Persuade lim aud retract his decla. [...]
[...] This official statement introduces some names into the Cabinet, which had not been anticipat ed by the previous arrivals from Paris. The Count de Cazes, it seeins more than possible, referred the Ministry of the Interior, with its [...]
[...] really not so much danger of a Revolution in that country as seems to have been apprehend ed, at lcast not of the democratical kind. It is said, that Charles the IVth has manifested a strong inclination to be restored to the Throne, [...]
[...] out, but very indistinctly, at last, they got to him, and a most dreadful picture here present ed itself; Mr. Broadhurst and his man were placed in a position (quite insensible) as if they ilad endeavoured by using their hands, which [...]
[...] Magistrates considered the charge unfounded, and liberated Cooke, whosubsequently prosecut ed Key, and who is now under sentence of transportation. Cocke is since dead in a mys terious manner from the effects of poison. [...]
[...] aely it was a forgery ; they "“” took the op uloº of soute of tile ueigh ours, wººch $9" ". ed with their own : an olicer wº therefore sellt ſor, and the prisoner #1 ve" in custody. Just at this period Mir. Mitchel returned, and waving [...]
[...] objects, ideas, apprehensions these are begot in the ventri ed in the womb of pia mat [...]
[...] “Your old friend the General is much alter. ed,” observed a classical Parson ; ‘‘ he is grown quite an old man.” “An old woman, Sir, you ºnean,' replied the LL.U. and of the weakest [...]
[...] The true financial character, however, of the reign of Louis XV. is, that he greatly augment ed the revenues without at all augmenting the debts, and he left matters in a very favourable situation for his successor, though it is true that [...]
[...] would remove to Petersburg for the purpose of establishing a manufactory of his new ly-invent ed a rumour in that city, whic proposition the lat ter has of course eagerly accepted. The Death of Kleber mel last night at Fran [...]
[...] M. I.) u rºw —Cº v_ºux dressés-La Mºrt" * - The Arne be la Pontº # *.i.'..."-- ...,n, a ed. S. r. º. .e. Cap tº w "sº Olivisa, Rue Nºuv" des ". Fº: N. T.S.-wºn, it quisin; Slight of Hand, F., tita" in a , [...]
[...] * Cazes, who, if private letters be correct, was ressed , iſ p Duke and M. Lain, '. *ed by the King, the [...]
[...] Jamaica Papers to the 14th Nov. have reach ed town. Persons of the most dangerous des cription had, it is said, been landed in the Is land, where they had been immediately put un [...]
[...] the wall of Kensington Gardens. Two men belonging to the Hoyal Humane Society attend. ed with ladders and ropes ; they called off all those who had the folly to approach those parts where the ice was thinnest. About three o'clock [...]
[...] American ships that have gone to either Java or Su matra, in search of cargoes, have eventually return ed either to Bengal or Bombay. We are happy in being enabled to present our readers with the following articles of intelligence, [...]
[...] create alarm, in the Tannah district, some evil dis posed persons had caused two Buffaloes to be paint ed in an extraordinary manner, and had sent then from village to village by ineans of the Hºziree Bigaries, and the prevalent idea is, that wherever [...]
[...] Friday, but last Monday's prices were obtained for that of fine quality. The dulaess experience ed in the sale of Wheat to-day, is owing to the ports remaining open for importations from Abroad till the 15th of February. Fine Barley [...]
[...] It has been announced, that all the places of Under-Secretaries of State are to be suppress ed; they will be replaced by Directions Gene rales; one of which will have undºr its in spection the affairs connected with Public Wor [...]
[...] description than he had before supposed, he had immediately stated the facts on which he found ed his alibi. Aſter some other evidence of little conse quence had been heard, Madaine Manson was [...]
[...] At the request of the accused, the President put various questions to the witness, who declar ed, that from the day of the assassination until the ad of November, she had never seen Bessiere Weynac. - [...]
[...] ing last, from Aix-la-Chapelle. His Lordship's servants, who conducted the baggage, embark ed with it at Antwerp, and had a very dangerous passage, being eleven days at sea. - Count and Countess Lieven and three sons [...]
[...] state, is also afflicted with a rhumatism. Three failures occurred in the U ity yesterday;” they are supposed to have been occasiou.ed, in one instance, by the stoppage of the house allud ed to in our last; and iu tire others, to their con [...]
[...] subjects, it was agreed, before entering on it, that the existing convention should be continu ed for a term of not less than eight years." Suppose, therefore, that the Treaty was actually colºuded on the 20th of October, and that the [...]
[...] signed the Act for the admission of the State of Illinois into the Union, she may now be count ed the twenty-first State in the Confederacy. Her Senators and Represeutatives have taken their seats in Congress." [...]
[...] “Latest from CanAccas. - A Caracca's Ga zette, of the 6th of last month, has been receiv ed in this city, which contains an official dis patch from the Governor of Cutnana, Don Tho mas de Ceres, to General Morillo, dated the 1st [...]
[...] current predictions, however confidently assert ed, are mere phantouis, originating in the vi sionary hopes or the artful fabrications of party, and in reality have no other foundation. This [...]
[...] *::::::: laimself fully resigned to his fate. The in 14: on §. *\nce them been in a state almost border #. ed of º and her feelings may be better º º o *:::: described, when some part of the - it II. **nesday reu off and informed her that [...]
[...] The origin of the present Grand-Livre is very well described by M. Hennet, who was employ ed in the Department of Finance. A Jacobin of the first class was made Minister of Finance in 1795. When installed in office [...]
[...] been caused by violence. Three 1st representations took place on Thurs day evening lºst, but want of space obi ed us to delay our emarks upon them until this day. One, named Manlius et Croquemitaine, was [...]
[...] ºrre particularly as the Author (M. ...; ** in his plot, seldom varied from cº, º: facts. —It will be sufficient for us to sa i. ed pºint of richness of deco ation, and º º lit. of display, it is worthy of the j. º [...]
[...] ----------------------" "No LETTERs of communiCATIONS will BE RECEI v ED UNLESS THE POSTAGE [...]
[...] to himself under the event of the sale, more than 6ol. besides what he had previously gain ed from the landlord by borrowing, and the disposal of the crop. Thus, without a shadow of rightford conscientiae, is the property of [...]
[...] ———————-- Blue - - ;I. employed. Rear-Admirals of the Red - - 25- employed. ~~~~~– white - 24–5 emplºy ed. - — Blue - an—3 employed. [...]
[...] ties having roared themselves hoarse, and ex hausted all their scurrility, the theatre was clear ed soon after twelve o'clock, one of the heroes in the pit having previously proposed “ Three cheers for Hartland . Pictoria! Pictorial”— [...]
[...] who had the management of them should retain the perfect possession of their faculties, annoy ed as they were by every species of discordant sound 2 . The greater part of the scenery is old —but it is all beautiful—much of it eminently [...]
[...] has obtained leave of absence for four months from his Imperial Master, and will, it is suppos ed, be accompanied by Lord Guildford, who has lately purchased estates in the neighbour hood of Athens, and speaks the language with [...]
[...] iiere the evidence for the Prosecution being closed, the wituesses for the accused were call ed on, cominencing with those of Coustans. . The 1st, Antoine Sera, who holds an official situation of trust for the department of the Avey [...]
[...] is pure, it does not reproach me, and I will not ſy or conceal myself.” The witues-th?" decla ed that M. Sasunayous had said, that he would pursue Consta"; until he should get him impli §ated in the affir of Fuades-- Tue later Słalc [...]
