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... Wednesday last (having accomplished the passage from Gotlenbnrgh in six days), and the course that day the report ot the Russian Revolution became general throughout Leith and Edinburgh. Various letters, dated Wednesday lire ih, and mentioning this event, ...
... HOLLAND. The same letters which mention the report of a Russian revolution, state that measures of extraordinary rigour are daily expected to take place in Holland. The intercourse between that country and this will, it is supposed, be interdicted on ...
... their own Monarch and ii/ Empire, should lie be once in the power of Napoleon. The same letters which mention the report Russian revolution, state that measaics of extraordinary rigour are daily expefted take place Holland. The intercourse between that country ...
... introduction of liberal principies into their own dominions. Revolutionary wars are excellent schools for soldiers. And a Russian revolution, after the establishment of a republic by the blacks of ti, is a contingency that may occur . How much wiser, then would ...
... has in a manner pledged himself to the Arial of this conquest, that were he now. avowedly to renounce it, a complete Russian revolution would be the consequence. With two such powerful motives operating at once on a timid, and at the same time ambitious ...
... whom he In a manner pledged himself to the trial of this conquest, that were be now avowedly to renounce it, a complete Russian revolution would be the consequence. With two such powerful motives operating at once one timid, and at the time ambitious Monarch ...
... the papers : Service afloat during the war, he will perceive is not feather-bed service ; and the account of the Russian Revolution, which placed Nicholas on the throne of the Czars, continues to be interesting. We recommend, however, particularly ...
... masse of 200,000 men is ordered by the Provisional Government, in order to resist any attempt that may be used by the Russians. | REVOLUTION IIN SwITZERLAND. — The intelligence brought by the French papers is very important. Iy u - plies further particulars ...
... the Russian Court that . the revolution in France was ony a change of Dynas , y—a sort of Nicholas and Constantine Russian revolution, if the same Ambassador should return here as represented Charles X. This the Emperor would much lik e . I have only ...
... Russian Court that the Revolution in France was only a change of vi Dynasty-a sort of Nicholas And Constantine t! Russian Revolution, if the same Ambassador it! should return here as represented Charles, X. 'This Ohe B. Emperor would much like. I have ...
... position. Messager tie Cltambrts. —Sub- advices state, that General Gielgnd h.itl burnt several magazines belonging to the Russians. Revolution at itoin the Agents Lloyd's a*. Dover, dated Tun- Arrived off this port the HnskNsnn, Al'Lend, Pernambuco for London ...
... Chat. terton ; Letter from Sir George Gibbes. M.D. on the Bath Wate.s ; Letter of the late Archdeacon Daubewey on the Russian Revolution; Criticism on Nargil and his Translators; Poetry and Reviews, &c. &c. Afro. copies of rot. I Warbler the Year 1832 sang ...