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... tn deliver to Mr ], sninos, our Surveyor, at Somerton aforefaid, on ur bi I, r. the firft d.v ..I OAuber next, an account in mini:, m tluir .faid ?? landi, with a d'f. riptiotuif the ah iti.li and boundaries thereof, that the lame ay ?? dnwn allddeliiieated ...
... dignified answer Lord Grenville. It was not using harsh words call things by their proper names; and to withhold the proper terms, when speaking of a man whose crimes bad desolated Europe, would. his opinion, have been fastidious and Immoral delicacy; ...
... presented to the expiring Sir Ralph Ab ercr omby, which are strongly impressive. The Northern Fleet, with thc real 7*' is awfully i awfully grand a n d a n imating. The Spe R naldini is greatly admired througioUt and riding of young.Sttnnders certainly first ...
... illicit channels. The British Factory, the contrary, have noticed only the apparent imports, which certainly fall short of the real ones, though probably not to the amount the Portugeuse calculate upon. In the present reign a guard-boat has liven appointed ...
... n which our duty knowledge of your true interest obliged us to lay before you, has been accepted : out of the 456, 459 whose names were given into us as entitled to vote, o n ly 52,219 have voted for its rejeaion. far the greater part of the Nation have ...
... the fraudulent purpose of depriving the real and bona fide_creditorsofillti. Lathrop, of -what was justly due to them. For if These fiditious:clalms of King were illowed, there would be nothing left for the real creditors. The Comnaiss,toners thought it ...
... MEAI ?? v . ?? Lr.i 1, being N>.l, *, x.d vi Edwun'- ■ . ?? K * . pation of respeitable r :n. ?? '•:• l«« s - ' : ' ?? . ■ Tvvenry-th.ee years d t is ortgi ial ■' ?? at vcrv ?? . ?? ?? ?? TO he viewed fill the -d- ; ri I t ?? - at Cjarraway'sCott .. — ...
... appt.tranee on Monfay the part of King Ril:flara the Third, was rectdved audience, with universal applause, and itl that chara,:d.er mt. Friday next. The are m ust infurtned, that the New amernime of Love and or Harlequin's Holiday, Will be tepeated every ...
... RijehrHoti. Lord Arden. ; ?? W.Vincent, D. D. Dean ©f Westminster. n ?? Ceorj*c Aust, Esq. Treasurer. JiY V M ' ' he 3 th ot ***cb, ISO 3. a SERMON Ed lat * St ' M:ir ?? Church, Westminster, by fclUtf. WILLIAM VINCENT, D. D. Dean of West- Zflli°S thC c nefit ...
... ed to the Merchant $ 'Grenada and St. Vincent, they had granted upon other ()cessions to other persons; - an d though he Hon. Gentleman Seem e d t o t hink that Go vernment ought not to lend the Public Money ta s epp oit the _ Mercantile Interest, he begged ...
... nerci.d System of Great b.-itain and other States, are • v ?? ?? t ?? a the Imputations ai.d Rev . : :tio»iary Propo- -1 s..N'i ?? i aile. tan-! an.i M. Hatten ■ . :■ _ - ?? 1A: ?? i..ft j m ,_ I rench Reou^ic— r iiy THOivtAb BROOKE I ' LARKE, LL.D. Secretary ...