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... which received last week, and from which we were enabled to lay before our readers the President’s speech on the opening the Session of Congress. We find, however, by letters from Lancaster (Pennsylvania) the 20th, that the Senate of that Province has passed ...

... treated on that correspondence, far Egypt was mentioned ...

... Arabian, and had been married to one Fitzgerald, who died at Naas. D creeled in this imposition, and having been guilty of some petty thefts in the hospital, she ran away from thence, and afterwards committed several other thefts and robberies in Dublin. In ...

... Arabian, aic ii:d beer, married to one Fitzgerald, who died at Naas. Detected in this imposition, and having been guilty of some petty thefis it: the hospital, she ran away from thence, and afterwards committed several other thefts and robberies i„ Dublin. In ...

... answerable for all the blood that was since shed in that quarter of the world. He hoped, therefore, that this session would not prove a session of compliment, but that due inquiry should be made inio the cause of evils of so great importance. — His own ...

... Berkley-square. John Macnaniari, of London, merchant, February r 4, it, and March ten; at C uilcihall. At corncy,lM r. Fdrbei Ely-Place. Editiattitlate of Bush-lane, London; cotton-broker, Etbruary 7, 21, and March 17, at ter', at Guildhall. Aitorricy, Mr ...

... proceed to Mew Bay, witere I ar. rived with the Orpheus, the gth May. The 7 . tb of May we • captured a small Ship from the Isle of ,FranCe, in •ballast, 'which wag burnt. May. 6th, sailed with the Arrogant and Orsk pheus from Mew Bay, and pissing to ...

... districts„• and that the cottager do bring proof of the produce of the crop before the magistrates for the hundred,, at their petty Sessions,or other meetings: such magistrates being required to examine into the same, and transmit the names and---plam of abode ...

... Hinchinbroke, Stanley, Henry Petty, A. Hamilton, Loitus, Vilhers, John Campbell, Edvvard So- merset, Broome, G. Cavendish, Borin^don, Sudlev, Mont- gomery, Forbes, John Thynne*, G. Thvnne, Clements, and Coie. Ladies— Ely, Carrington, 3 Thynnes, C. Harris ...

... once, votedwith the Noble Lord upon any question. Vet, being given the Noble Lord for lile, they were his right any other pro petty, and therefore, in common honesty, if those emoluments were lessened, taken away for the advantage of the public, the Noble ...

... the Garrison of Alexandria, supported by 2000 horse, no one can assert that the ut is, or is not so, for we are not in pos. session of the least account that throws any light on that subje&. Supposing it even to be true, it must be recollected that the Garrison ...