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... The London gazette declared, the port of Genoa to be in a date of lalockade. a 3. The Paris journals brought an acetiint of party of C in the Weile.rn Depratrnents of France, had held out to the halt extremity; having been cortiplettly tub-24. The Chancellor ...
... not the power to enquire into the alledged. faas. Would. Parliament therefore remain contented without the condua of the parties being inveitigated - ? And it tminCd into, and they were pronounced onn:lers, mould they o not at leaft be reprehendod ?—ln ...
... indufiry fhall, as dual, be 'difTeminated with fidelity, and in that . genuine •fpirit of INDEPENDENCY, wiich, difdaining all party confi- . derations, acknowledges no other influence but that of the Public Goods. tions. ...
... Previous to the, late affair with Generals K.l.EllAti and SrmßscrrEN, it appears 'that the Fteneh hd purled their patroling parties to. within a league Of Egra, the firft fortrefs on the Bohemian frontier. .The following is given, in a letter from Hanaburgh; ...
... South Woulds, &c. Air and water excellent, and. a turnpiko'road from the North, to -London adjoining the preiniim For further parti,eulars. appi to Mr. [On Greethain, of . Boothain, 1-12ar Lincoln, from which this . ettate is only dittant tix Miles ; or ...
... ; r ç veffels were -alfc.) taken from the enemy, and conveyed to our fhore. The enemy, who had.eontlantly fez-it foraging parties from the environs of Mercaria to tlis fide of the Oglio, for which purrde they occupied Ofpitaletto and Campitello, were, ...
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... Almonds, :A t s. 3d. pei lb. _ • . I - GENUINE IMPORTED BRANDY, RUM., , and . . .HOLLANDS. : ---Nnobjea being:more deferying of.parti,, eular attention than the obtaining them in a pure and unadulterated aide, it is with the greaten that DALE, 'PsoPrietor of ...
... ed at the Codsfrany, i 'vet: the Royal Ex. -Pall-mall; as as by their rerpe,sl,y,e Agent( in the feveral Connties ; the, Parties affireal'are rtyaeftea to apply . for the renelyid their Peeks on o - r kfore tbe . 9th of Y., 2 - 1 9' next,. te fifteen ...
... I A Lily Mr. R .. • ~ , As the 'bell political writers of the prefent day are Charged, on both fides, with party prejudice in their, uritings, I tranfmit you an exrrati from a writer of former century., whore Pattiotipn will be found titialled as his ...
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... pofitive terms, that the fpirit of infurreaion begins to rnanifeit itfelf with great boldnefs in Hungary, There are three .parties which openly avow themfelves. The firft de- Ir e itelf hottile to the formation of the army of infurreetion, and prevails ...