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... pers speak some truths ungrateful Bonaparte, such as the account of the • ice into which he was betrayed the 22i, and the gallant conduct of the Archduke CHAttl.ts, on the same day, when seized a standard, and invoked his troops to follow him into the ...
... 2.V ELEMENTS of ELOCUTION : in which the prineiplcs reading and speaking aie investigated ; and surh .pluses, emphases, and inflexions of voire, ara suitable to every variety of sentence, are distinctly pointed out and exptfeiued; with directions for ...
... d so as to enable any one of moderate capacity, means of It anrf Dictionary, to proceed immediately read, correspond, and speak In that language. t'l iuied foe I.ongmna, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paterubster-rojv; and Peter HiM, Edinburgh. ...
... uaurishmelit. now took opportunity, for the sake the relatives that Otficer, to contradict the statement imputed to hint. While speaking on this subject, lie cobld not but notice the inconvenience attending those who were disposed to give an account of their ...
... Cosset, the comedy Loner's Cows, Edinburgh Couraut speaks him the following terms:— 1 countenance strnnoly rcsendiits his aider's; with an elegant figure, possesses easy and graceful deportment, and speaks the sense of his author with taste and propriety ...
... nlore warlike than the former. They speak of the formation armies, and give the command the army Germany the Archduke Charles. On the contrary, the last letters froiia Pbris have rriore pacific complexion, and they speak ol now proposals peace to the English ...
... that it really is so. (BeingißhkWn one'of the long letters.) Witness stated, must apply the same answer to this one; but can speak more positively to this than the other one,, there appearing be shade ,of difference between them, that this one strikes me ...
... admiration, and no; till their ships were unmanageable. I turned thanks the Captains the ships line and the frigates, and they speak high of approbation of their respedive officers and sh,J companies. If thing could add the - ‘,j opinion I had already formed ...
... Session, so wise, so aflive, and eloquent, was not seven months old, being born in January last; that though so young, he could speak so well, and had spirit enough to give his tutor, Mr. Pitt, mote than once slap in the face. (Copied from The British Press ...
... embrace you from ’tmbottom of'my lieart, and your tender and friend. write to the Queen and to your husband the former, to speak to .her her child—to ;in other to tell him that it is Ins duty write i ; . and that he should be seen—Adieu ; I ili cick-,- ...
... and Portke large quantities were inclosed, and several hundred taken up. h>)ur other letters not ■. ■ cUy the quantity, but speak in general ter;.;, good eatches, and better prospects. T-.e nun of latge shoals that appear in the Ofnng from the Land’s End ...
... that the period which it embraces, presents several atrocities, which, it is well known, that it is not yet possible to, speak all the troth in France, where the Editors of my the Peoolulion, in French, avoided a seizure and suppression of it, by taking ...