... alterations which are going on in the minds of some public men, and seeing the imminent hazard to which the public cause is exposed at this moment-looking to the dangers which the recess may bring with it, when pos. sibly another Tory Alinistry may lord ...

... unuder .e n ehent circumstances, if Iliy children were starviug, hefo' e.Y hey should die for fond,' I' w4d ' go- forth alil fake ?? S vhcrever [ could find it, rather than my children 8louid be- r nome the victimls of a bad goverinllent aut a corrupt systelI ...

... shapes, varying in quantity urpon, a scle of alnost in- definite lnrigfb ;-bint by aatorv done to God s reautation, is God exposed to sutireralice, ia thoae or any other EsuaPefi t No, says .soiebony ; but by iaoaions w hieh are unworthy of ?? iagilry is ...

... divers races mingled sparsely and promiscuously ?? mixed with Magyars, these with Wallachs, and Germans with all-strips and fakes and patches of every shape and sire, from a province to a hamlet, chequering the whole broad field which stretches from the ...

... -,or, rory,>or. hitiical.f ?? '1 wn~ill jt§t gieation to yo or.e at imft pthe*.' mito uintnieble 'frts whichb Iwas goingto expose to Iie Md~ouse and:4 'the ~oun'tr~y4 J' .what -is thee? n*ati~onal debt but)E whlich ' cali; th~e tGiwerxnninentdebt, ithere ...

... We deaied to call attention to some of the exciting causes, which are commonly underrated, if not wholly overlooked; and to expose particular errors into which well-meaning but ill-informed persons are apt to fall regarding the nature of the evil in ques8 ...

... theme of obloquy and derision [hear, hear, hear ?? Dy thus exposing the domestic misfortunes of the King and Queen, the Noble ,,Lord and his Colleagues had agi- tated the white country, and exposed a mighty empire to the danger of a civil war Theybad placed ...

... many objec- tionable oaths taken at. schools -anad universities-which a-lad, or young man, not of full age, was requird to fake, some of which were at present inapplicable, and othets not easily understood. .It was fit to COn4 s r liow. far it was consistent ...

... error in tihe order of the dates, the most recent having been put first. M. MARTINEZ DE LA RosA said, that the Gosernment would fake care to rectify the mistake. The Marquis i)E MoNrE VIBGEN said that lie concurred . in opinion with the Committee, that the ...

... I noy till IIlIe, ?? ah i t i s srucht to thae credit of tie tiew Lisbon Fngl~it journal to ltave bolidly anid strongly exposed, anti whichr I doutii not wilt wevet with the really attentioia o1 your tfralers. I ailrlue to tite slave traule, now so openly ...

... and our Emperor.- T[le Marshal of-the Empire, General-in- Chief, (Signed) MASSENA. I.-. Address o] flte A-chduke Chatrles on faking tfle Coanzmnd of his Armzy, dated Padua, Sept.21, 1805. On my arrival, no business presses more upon me than to inform the ...

... breathed. AsuulnschCss theeisa the waltt of Proper evidence, and thle jury returited a verdict, Fo(undi dead aritt indlecently exposed, but vyhether born allive or Othterswise there ssas Ito evidettee to prove. THE OUTRAGE AT HAseasER~SalTH.-Ab~ot two O'clock ...