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... 587 i POLITICAL REGISTER.— to the 5BB men, when speak their minds, say correspondent of mine, after having very Ou'rht to be changed. To refuse the oath ably described the non-efficiency of the supremacy is the mere test of discontent at bill in question ...
... STRAYED from the Subscriber on Saturday last, a New-Negro -Man, one of the ship Co/umbus's Cargo; speaks no English, liad on a check shirt and Russia-holland troWsers, is 5 feet 7 inches high. It .Reward of Fbur Dollars will be given on his being delivered ...
... Speak (answered the king, what can I do ter writing ; forhe had written a great deal along the road and found him with the Queen ,:cd his LOUIS Xl7. you ? It is (replied they), that, if Ihese, DTuties shall propose any thing to 'your Mi.jesty immediately ...
... in our own, which Ido not admit of. When displeasure seiies aiditOri, John BUll. speaks 'lain and'coarse English, crying, Of! Of! words per_ haps at first equally meant for aof ! Oaf! an old title for stupidity and dullnes ;' and these .relative brother ...
... —Wanieti an to the lower Classes Latin; must well acquainted with that Language.—Also a French Assistanr,’ who writos a«l speaks the French tongue fluently and correcl-ty. For particulars y H.S. Baker’s. Coffee-house, 'Ciiange-ai.ey, Cornhill, this morinnc- ...
... same, that M. tie Kr.obelsdorf may remain a long time at Paris. oat politicians speak already of a r to be tisa Marquis of Lacchesitte our tiiploinatit as sb urte of coujeaures, Mat it is tecsary to add to it. EROM THE H MAIL. AUSTRIA. AUG. 23. •According ...
... %ANTEDa Philotodhical Speaking and Hearing Trumpet. Any having one to dic i ,ofe of, may ,addrefs a l i n e (poft,paidi•rey A. B. at Mr. Stiker's, Tower-ftreet, St; George's fields,'lnentioning the power of the trurapft, maker's name and loweft whicn ...
... SSERVA NT TO GO ABROAD.—A person of excellent character, who speaks French and English fluently, and a little German, wishes to engage himself with a family, Or one er two Gentlemen, Ong on the Continent for-a little while; salary is no sort of object ...
... SORROW Harp Sorrow’s rul’d will not speak at command song lov’d dew died blast : future care ’Till breath of ’lire Minstrel while strings is full woe move a sprightlier wake wild Harp’s clearest strings impatient complain dumb or utter the luxury The ...
... INCONSTANCY REPROVED I confess thou’rt and fair might have near to love thee found the slightest prayer lips could speak had to can thee now alone As be lov’d by none confess thou’rt sweet find such unthrift thy favours are like the wind every it leeti ...
... -TAKE N* UP at the Society Plantation, a short, yellow-skin AFRICAN' MAN, who car:llu speak English plain enough to be understood who is his owner,„ but plainly says his hame is C/ESAR. Whoever can prove the property may have him, by payiiig fur this ...
... I latter I am competent to speak from my own knowledge, having had the honour to serve unde.r his Lordship as Captain of the Fleet in that engagement. • 14 tthe propriety .of the concha of these NllOll. ds, in both instances, no doubt has at any moment ...