... improbable, that, in th& present circum- stances? BONAPARTE'S terms will. be accepted. It is certain that preparations were Faking at Wesel and other places, for the cessions agreed upon by the conven. tion' of Paris. The only circumstance which gives ...

... in the Card-room during the litime the nulal is isl Mo- tioni, and the food of thiswork people, bey t his means, becomles expos~ed toall the fibres of the cutton arising from the agitation of the miacl~ionry ; tivese fibrce ace imitilato oia t le stomach ...

... oftheKing, N. his master, cameion shore to wait on his lloyal Majesty, den The:King thereupon immediately ordered Vice Admiral imp Fake to'go en board the frigate, but he was met half way ship by his FrenPh Majesty, who, in order to prevent all pre- frie parations ...

... behve to you, Darling4 Mrs I. (I'arkle -said,- middlit g, not very, yell The Mlike liS ithen Stil ai Let Mmster Fieueh fake ae of.iwslf, or or I shall eut Up hi and his levy too., Miiss Taylor. in in- reply to various questions ut to her for the ...

... Is repugirant to misy feelings to live sq, an order;- as 'wve it to branrew iarriors, and my brave, paople'wlr rnisyw,' be exposed to a 5iniilar ftes *llie fulfilllngth ir.d~ties with- hrden;t fidelity. I rharge you to umbe lcnovrn tis letter to the army ...

... Council would have concealed hi±,at Scdoengd brunn, or perhaps at Mfunich. He cannot remain | in the capital of France without exposing his in- -firmity, should he be in the condition that has been represented. The following is an extract from the letters ...

... Commissioners of Niaval iRevtsizn, 'as to tire Sick dud Hurt Board, asked if a Pro- secttiln Xwvicli it was understood vas to Fake place against a -son of tihe name of Main,, was goingon 7 Sar. CRo sE atanswered in tie aliniatiVe. EXPEDiTION TO THE SCHELDT ...

... be said that ?? WWe i ~i'gton has-no other . objlec than to make his army mke aslesdbh' to th ' mode o( E'bes~egi~ng ain, faking ?? ~lase. ad ?? - Genel. Regnici has posessed himself- of' Pena- i e macer andMoian~to; whjich' are'.two --forts' of im- ...

... to CKt2Ilpt persons going to Ire. landi fromn the -payineiit of the taix on horses3 Carriages, aed servants,wvilich they mav fake over to that touwitry, having previously paid the tax therevo ill Viighild ; au'd vice vrsti, -those hrought frotri Ireland ...

... their small gar- risons, civil departmesits, and adherents resident in the d great towns, would be exposed,' to separate their armsies and thus expose sorne of them to our attachs.' ...

... House i .wilU,,on to-morrow se'nn~ight, ?? itself in-,to a Corn-Bl ;rtittee of'Supply, udi iii the mlean time. thait it'wvill fake .o into considertioil the state Of thea Vi-. rus places of Ii, Iemolumenet, and per~si6ns, in possession of thle diffierenlt ...

... range where people had flour for refuge. There i nearly 3 s attn tion of trade, the Mole and Cu-tom-house beae.- complctely exposed to thiem, as is also the general lesiderl P of the TMerchants, wvho, for convenience, had their ?? in this quarter. If 0hiels ...