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... Aft of Legislative Union becoming this day operative Law, the Imperial United Standard was hoisted at twelve o’clock, on Bedford lower, Dublin Castle, and at the same time Royal Salute was fired from the battery, Phoenix Park. The Union Hag was also displayed ...
... ■ St. Petcrsburgh. All matters that come under ir cognizance, shall , conformably to the accusu .red rules and csta. usage trade : they are to decide amongst them. majority votes, upon matters under discus“ ' m case of any points involving tie hunt t: ...
... their Commander, Sir James Burges, .it the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand ; the Corps breakfasted in the morning the Union Cwfce-house, parliament-street. THE ILLUMINATIONS Were very general and splendid. Among the most brilli.int st the Wes: of ...
... dispossessed of their territory on the left bank, arc to be inclemn:fied according to the principles laid down by Prance at the. Congress of Rastadt. S. The message of the CoitszcAN to the Tribunate, in adverting to the formal 'cession of Austrian Flanders, expresses ...
... 20th : the former Sl these contain a long Proclamation of Ge- tieral Toussaint, relative to important regulations respecting trade wiih St. Domingo. He has laid a duiy of twenty per cent, on all imports and exports. — The New York Commercial Ad. vertiser ...
... account of the loss the Grantham Packet, Bull, having Ixen driven on shore at Barb.idoes ; also arrived the American brig Union, Captain Jonas Warren, from Fayctrille, with tobacco, flour, rice, &c. and the American ship Catherine, Capt. Moore, 47 days ...
... those r ranee ; and we have remarked, with no kinall - Pciii:e; that the recruiting for the :laity s on in the ports of the Union. In our paper - a Friday, we stated the grounds of objection to the Convention, which vere, deed ) the - very - same that We ...
... DUNLAS ,to the Company, he be re. quested to,ace9t, during th: exi,tence of the Company's present limitation of their exclusive Trade, of:ui Annuity equal to the Salary which he 'received as President or the Board Commissioners, viz.—TWQ THOUSAND POUNDS a Year ...
... —a corrupt bargain of the Government there, in order gain certain votes in favour of the. Union? if those Noble Commissioners did not vote in favour of the Union, is there any man who doubts that they would have been dismissed from thlt: r nominal office ...
... , AMERICAN CONGRESS. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Fr t. t 7. The Speaker declared to the Houfe, that Thomas Jefferfon, of Virginia, had the votes of ten States ; Aaron Burr, of New York, four; and that the votes of two States ha ai been given in blank ; ...
... arts whereby inferior men sothetimes obtain sue- MSS. - . This will be the conduct of those for whom their attachment to the Union, and their support of the Federal Government, have justly obtained the appellation of Federal Republicans ' or Federalists ...
... an, he -attributed the decay,of 'our Levant Trade to the nature of that Company, and trusted, that as France used to supply those countries with woollen annually, we should take measures to share the trade in future.. Mr. DAGWELL followed the last speaker ...