... subsequent to the Ist January 1792, may, in the aggregate kmount, estimated about 700,000 0 0 =£10,985,100 12 i shall first speak of the Commission Agents’ Accounts. These accounts, which involve Sums to the amount £.2,740,883, are thirteen in number, and ...

... land had been under the necessity of conceding to their tenants a reduction of 15 per cent, on their annual rent. Generally speaking, all the necessaries of life arc cheap, and ail luxuries extravagantly dear. The superior wines have advanced in price in ...

... victories superiority of numbers. But is not fair to ask our politicians home and abroad, who have spoken, and are again speaking, in such sanguine strain of the Austrian power. Where were all the hundred thousands of Austrians of whom were told so much ...

... general behaved with bravery and firmness, except three or four coips, which manifested some feebleness, of which I shall speak when more at leisure. Very early this morning the enemy renewed his attacks, which have continued till the present time, that ...

... Captain the P; 3nac» havtf r.,t * * with li 137 men, be- ire very complete, id rending to you to send you Capt. herein he speaks conduct all s occasion. thing v/mcn induct .so gallant i l-'ontsf, I shoold ust the ruccess c£ -.ore justice the i man employed ...

... flame, and shewn the same valour and vig°The sagacious King of Wirtemberg has published a Decree, in which declares those who speak against his person and authority to be cut of their tvits. ...

... but told him, at the same time, that the 1 ) a ke Mccklenburgh, who was acquainted with the arrival of the convoy, wished to speak with the Commander of the convoy, and see his orders. The Captain immediately waited on his Highness, and produced his orders ...

... Denman, of this ship, and the detachment of seamen landed from the squadron under his orders, the Major-General is pleased to speak in high terms, and I have no doubt he will make a gratifying representation to you on this subject. The posts of Fort Jerome ...

... Gallic Usurper treats the troops the Emperof of. Russia, , white m Gr.d.an , and cwm the Polish General Assumes tone, in speaking of Russia, that savours more protection than respect for so power, m all probability shall, ere Iona:, hear of a. new series ...

... conveyed to him, and yet that not single remonstrance was sent either bv the Government, or by those clamorous accusers who now speak so decidedly of his cul pable delay ? These sapient politicians praisec him even for his prudence, insisted that the capture ...

... France, and captured five vessels which it protected. The boats were commanded by Lieut. Shaw, of whose gallantry Capt. Buller speaks with great praise. He had two wounded, the French five killed and eight wounded. Daring the attack upon Ischia and Procida ...

... most imminent danger; and may soon be saying with Othello, occupation's gone.” Those who have admired the eloquence of the speak, ing figure, or have been defeated by the skill of the chess-playing puppet, will acknowledge ‘that there is scarcely any exertion ...