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... ,sksds thit proposition private mdividual in the beginning of apology, expressly says, speaking of, and referring to, Cibeeu Talleyrand, Without Whose orders I, done pothiflf, laid nothing, written nothing. Waa then Iha proposition to the American ( ...
... was to be discussed to-morrow, it was probable that Mr. Pitt would attend in his place. Afr. Rose taid, that be could not speak with any degree of certainty on the subject. ...
... CHRONICLE* ADDRESS to a WIFE departed. OH l>eflTed int, aloft with angels flown To the Almighty's high, augufleft, throne, Speak, pray, and mediate, for thofe on earth, Who now are left in a faddifmal dearth. Do thou, benign, wond'rotis glory plac'd, Become ...
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... high, sandy hair, a full sandy beard, full face, fresh complexion, light full eye, clean well made, his mouth rather wide, speaks in a low feminine voice; carried on the smuggling and farming business at Burley, in the County of Hants. The said John Streeter ...
... Father.” - - - PART 11. Air;—(Mr. Cka»i>) “Jehovah to Word.” ------- Chorus: Then round about the Starry Throne.” Air Suerx) “ Speak who Chorus:—“ Blest the Min.” - - Air;—(Mr. ta.) Total Ecfipte.” Air:—(Mr. D*k»«an) layoth the Beams ” Chorus«—“J When his ...
... Chard) “ JehovahAonfty Word.” Joshua. udas \auab(us. Chorus; Then round about the Starry Throne.” ------ Air: M .ster So itt) Speak who but.” ------- Choms :— *• Blest be the Man.” - - Air (Mr. Hill}** Total Eclipse.*’ Ain—Mr. Dew mam) He iayeth Beams.” Chorus;—” ...
... from jerfey ; Liberty, Brocklank, and Finch, from Guernfey j Wiiliarm, Norman, from Falmouth James, Smith, from*Qnebec , Speak tender, from London; Anne, Fofter, from yon Portland, Gatland, from London. Sajl the Mind, Wingham Exeter, Trodd Reward, Riley ...
... detraction, learn to give due praife. ftum the fnare take heed e'er 'tis too late, For know, .he punishment vice is great: Speak well of chat always act upright Rt>i-n mean Slander to eternal night. Lei »rude4!i.e teach each word to flow with truth, Virtue ...
... impose new duties without being certain that the old will paid, is like putting a dumb' man to the torture in order to make him speak. We must not dissemble the evil exists, and it would be folly and cowardice to attempt to conceal it/' He next endeavoured ...
... lotlOon, Friday, November 16. Admiral Waldegrave, who is just returned from the Newfoundland station, speaks of an action having been fought off'leneriffc Capt. Blackwood, in his Majesty’s ship Brilliant, of 28 nine pounders, with twolarge Spanish frigates ...
... prefented a COMIC OPERA, cail'd, LOVE VILLAGE. After the OPERA, MODERATION and ALTERATION, By Mr. E D N. To which will be added a Speaking, Tragic, Comical, PANTOMIME, caiTd, HAR L QJJ IN' s INVASION. WINCHESTER. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, on Wednefday the 4th of ...