... Roy.tl party were most enthusiastically cheered. a* riving at the terminus the PluPorm Battery fi Ro*al salute, and the dig ship Victory, the liibercia, Resistance, nod Nau’ilns manned yards. The cortejt then entered the Clarenceyard, when the Royal party ...

... whom one litde month ago they Were wont, tp meet with kimlly gratulatiofi, or with friendship's smile. would seem that dig late victory, like the unexpected roar of thunder in the cloudless sky, hatl completely thrown them off their guard, so effectually ...

... consetp.ie° o •3s, li pin eotintry of a ruinous war. This measure the instead of confiscating so many ships, aided by n •Dig I. victory of Lord Nelson, and the happy o f 9i7 place in the Russian Government by the de3-ei the If' peror Paul, saved this country ...

... Grecians to delight in blood. Dread Delphi! thou, whose mysteries unknown Beguiled the suppliants with ambiguous tone. Digs% preiMes victory, success in arms, And glee thins oracles sgalast alarm , Safety and freedom only lowan to those Who on thy doubtful ...