... occnsiohed by this' dreadful I6i tempest, that several fanmilies in the town amid neigh- Pc bourhood, particularly in situations exposed to its ta fury, lid not retire to rest thiring the' nimilt. It would anl be impossible to partieularise every accideni occasion- ...

... ; and that this worthy citizen, whose reputation in Englans sj founded on the most eminent servi:es, will see a measu repfaked ofwhich there are veryf ew ex. amples in the blstoeryif tihe English Government. Madrid Papers tothe 11th instant arrived yesterday ...

... 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 ...

... into the charges ; so that, it was v~ that they were totzlly unfounded [hear, hear!] Yakrp~ elevated rank were peculiarly exposed to those calunea~i,,yrij were ignorant of the existence of those rniputaeiss5 ' the slander was propagated without coralci ...

... fernale felon was tntr assailed with in, such foul abu~s-such filthy, unmanly, cruel attacks asher Ma- ed jesty was daily exposed to irom thi demi-official papers of the th Treasury [true, true]; but the abuse was niot confined to her, in, the people, ...

... in a state of such severe' dk's preiiion. ' d Mr. BARING'observed, that as so~ iater-esting a discossles t' t was. about to fake plad& that 'night, ?? ould noot attempt 'to e-enter Into a subjecit which was so imnportaist, that it 'would'b4, firimpossible ...