... precaution, Paris is indebted for its prefent tranquility. On the return to the Cabinet of the deputation from the King to the Aifcmbly, the King, it is faid, appeared exccffivcly of- fended at the ungracious reception his intlfengers had met with in the AffemMy ...

... information had received, it was his opinion, that the ia racier of Mr. Hastings was in high estimation among the natives: it was competent to any who felt aggrieved by the conduct of Mr. Hastings, to have delivered theft complaints; but, during the whole ...