... imagine that lus Majesty's wonld have to it more value. Hut when I Cud that, from cause, appointment reiuaui t when 1 feel self exposed the being bv the country passing timo indiflereut the events which incoacc, and insensible the call of putrid ism, tnnch morcol ...

... several hundreds persons, it appeared, enrolled their names as Volunteers, who assembled the 'JOth c-f August, for the purpose faking the oath allegiance, which wasadminiblmd m Lngliah r.nd Welsh, Mr. Ki.lis, to persons. The Plaintiff was present, but did ...

... expected tbatsucli iiardaliips and grievances should be incurred when under the ojieratioii the former Hill, though pari; were exposed lo many -router hardships,! uo complaints of such a nature had appeal a I lime whwu the temptation was four-fold* great| part ...

... in the is written Ui* spirit the fake principle* and contracted views which Boo* anr *, from the first moment his elevation, ha*'applied to tha regulation cf trade. Tlie folly and ioeflicacy of his attempts are exposed with great ability and severity, ...

... liberality the latter. Heal or preteaded , doubts, false vieV>'t« lUbitUons censure, ami Irtw cunning, are the traits which expose the writer to llm severest imputations, for want modesty and candour, ll'ismora the design art. Than the chance of. in this ...

... at the satire time, they were wailing iu expectation the French; and though, in conserjuern'e of this conduct, .they also exposed-lire French, stlid were their way thither, to the danger'of fulling info the hands their enemies, when they might base supposed ...

... grounded statements made him upon alTidavil, was not yet prepared to explain particulars. Hit object, however, was detect and expose .1 syttem of the most flagitious peculation still going in the Barrack Department. The. SE ...

... supposed inhabited; the man wus, however, still living, further punish- boat, which had put him upon the shore, push back Cautaiu fake is anxious that there should lie hut all authority was against that idea. [Here Kir. ment might inflicted on Captain Lake, ...

... ambition, she sends her sfiips into pints tnu>- s'pdrt her colonies such of you may escape from the’ dan«elb to. which she has exposed you oh ,- Qie Conti(lent. Dwell not the conduct of her army before! “LISBON,A»c. It. mo, Ciudai| Kudri|b suOicieutty explain ...

... horse btdag shut apd falling; with him, he was unable to escape, and thus became j prisoner. Although we have been willing fake the >st favoiirahlc view the French Commandants conduct, jet we nuist admit, that it may have been r>nlv branch of the nialignaiit ...

... o- ■ , and the M. Mutticipar and the risk having all our work over agam. ducted th« hall i>f the aiuiiM tic applauses »•“! exposing France and repetition the whole asHcuihlv, and acclamations of V'ive those terrible convulsions from which ii has taken $(» ...

... his object was the assertion of lier innocence, and the rescuing her from tluj, persecutions to which she hail been so long exposed. It was justice that she called for, and not for income; nor Would she consent barter rights for any increase income that ...