... was, 4 f Tio have further advice would be only expending my money to little purpose, and desired that 1 would per- mit her to fake whatever she had an inclination for. A particular friend of mine requested rtie to try your Bal- sam of Honey, from the benefit ...

... settlement in this country, would, in age ami c poverty, in sickness and distress, or wben in want of empoly- ' « nient, be exposed to the utmost wretchedness, or to discredit j f able beggary, but for the fosteriiiar aid nf t|,; a institution. In r addition ...

... vigour. The privateer, at the hazard of running a-gr:und, $ >uglit proteftiorr under oar- two torts, where hu two houts he was exposed to- a well -directed fiie from the cutter. 'Ihe privateer at length took shelter under one of tie iorts. W e do noft know ...

... Mr. JOHNSTON ?? there was no JJ l^ ?? spectingtiie Resolutions which be ?? 0 f iW |1 ' M . should not feel it necessary to fake up m^» |h „, _ House. The Public Accounts weie not . 'V l ' !lt :u , ?? .. Iv , that an\ inuividual by bare inspectioi , ...

... this ludicrous farce, amongst which were '« ij thy dinner, Lockey ? Give them some French . ''Nix my dolly, pals. Fake away, fake away ! The laughable scene now ensued, as all hope had vanished of carrying the original petition, and a reluctant convent ...

... benefit the Portuguese nation by restoring to it its institutions and libeities, your Imperial Majesty did not hesitate to expose your life by en- dangering your precious health ; wishing, then, to discharge this double debt of gratitude to your Imperial ...

... in s..c l : a man- ner, as to justify what Lat.ropp now a crts, that it wa ...

... averting th .se pressing perils to Which your colonies, your com- merce, your naval power, and your national inde- pendence are exposed, from the machinations, rather tlian the force of the enemy. Never was there a period m which you were more imperiously called ...

... influenced the conduct wf the IJul> Father, lie would from the lirsi, have * ielded to the w ish of his Majesty, and not have exposed hi nisei Ito suffer so many calamities- but the Holy Fn- i th'er is .regulated alone by the consideration due to his duty ...

... maimer for the purposes avowed by the British com- manders, cannot fail to be sensibly felt, more especially by those who are exposed to it. It is obvious, if the militia are to be relied on principally for the defence of our cities and coasts against their ...

... that it was ?? to mention these circumstances without awaking the sympathetic and compassionate feelings of their Lordships, faking the severe distresses and losses of these unfortunate people into his serious consideration, the Prince Regent was induced ...

... greater magnitude, than the former. We are told thai to conclude a treaty with N..ro- leon would be madness, because he would fake the lirst favourable opportunity of breaking it; because nations would then have laid down their arms; I.e. couse they would ...