... aissembilledl around it, thle iiptlirliad piojvectill shouii~ild blow upl ande destroy them ! Be- thee t his bellisli phlln Could Fake MRuct, thle mihel wa ug up,$ itltid te tv,iedctiiriet-1ivi uni-putriot~ie, ?? I mi'atots atbout Spanish affairs, who know ...

... tworkinds, or at least dne class of nerves is beyond our control, and acts independently,- and often even in spite of us. 'fake, as an example, the action produced in the involuntary mus. eles. Whether we will itor not-whether swakeoraslebp-during- tbe ...

... ftigharoll23 - Mr. E. Fyson WVilliaul Clark, Newtoil - - it. J. Oakes, Esq. Michael t3ent'ev, Hlargrave- . 23 . Mr. 0. Steward ?? Fakes, (treat Borton - . 22 Mr. J. Phillips .tas. hitg, Ilighamr - . .5 - r. E. Fyson DAIRYE SERVXANTS. sarahi Psirkis. Nortion 16 ...

... which reason often fails to effect, this ludicrous subterfuge would long since havc been abandoned, and the true air- thor exposed. For what can be more preposterous thau that a petty potentate, whose territories are little larger than the Heidelberg Tun ...

... which was nrowedly estalu-i-tiod for tbe pittpjose of destroyitig ?? private cLta- racter ot' every individtial Whose ratnk exposed them to obrerva iot. and ws ho shoild date to cotnteoatiuve an tin- fortiniatre andi bea-f-btoliei Qteven by visiting her ...

... hut, along with this, look out for some honest, industrious, bard-woorking men, to send to the House of Commons, pledged to fake in hand 1his greet national ceuae, and incessantly to ring it in the ears of the Ministers of the crown, whenever it may be ...

... charter of the nt.East India Comapany., A Aries qf spirite4 revolutions strongly of 15, comdemning tbe monopoly ofth .Cowmp',.exposing the fial- mn lacievon whith, it is auppo ...

... tilne aciseto begged leave positive- ly to drny, that any qadvance which mhe Bank had made, ortn which they might hereafter m fake, to Governmscenlt, WAs con.e i nedaed;ith the I111 in progresm in the Housle; atrugd which tood wholly on i tm ownr trerlst ...

... that f ins they should see fit bayordering the filiug of selnetes-dorhig to -Y rho pi-ocessions of the idols, and titus to expose to 1mhari. ai rmh 1,ert danger the lives of British officers, who we re c Im- so inh pelted to submit to this degradation ...

... courago would have wished to sonfine political conflicts to that arena. If there be any measune in the late changes which have faked place at home that has tended more than any ether to excite party anhuesitles and diffuse angry reeling throughout the country ...

... a-outr iiieat Chi titimrt, I ficr/ no' acepo~t themr : ricitlrer aaill I regardl tire poucae ofler'ititg of yortr fat beasts. 'fake thou away fromr rite tile noise ot' try songs ; for I will riot hear the melvody ,rt tl) v iols. Burt let juidyjnreir run dreroi ...

... the numerous vacancies occasioned by the present destructive war, and by the late indispensible augmentation of the army. 'faking the average, we contend for it there are not more than six officers to each regiment of one thousand strong in the Native ...