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... per téa. Straw, ntends to be a nm . the ROMAN Wheaten, 1s. Id. ' >terms of Peace at Snakwsnvunry. bushel of 38 quarts. | speak of a march to Vienna ot AT quarts. or afew weeks ; and it is ad- | Whe ‘ Swansta. prevent Russia from Outs LU. Os. 4d. pe ite ...
... Continent, but Government are in hourly Expectation of accounts relative to the battle of the'sth inst. of which the French speak so concisely. The crew of a small French lugsail boat, captured Dunkirk, and sent into Deal yesterday, report that news had ...
... however, that tiie Critish had landed Walcheren, their fears subsided.—The French officers, and particularly Lcfebre and Key, speak the highest terms praise the retreat Sir John Moore, and compare it with the memorable retreat of General Morean. Napoleon ...
... through a respectable channel; but. its immediate object we are not enabled to speak farther at the moment. Lord Nelson remained at Deal yesterday. The French Papers in speaking of the sncesshil assembling of their ilotiila at fioiipgne oliserve, there are ...
... mournful requiem found, And Fox’s fhall the notes rebound. The folemn echo to cry,— •* Here let their difeord with them die; Speak not for thofc fop’rate doom Whom Fate made brothers in the tomb. But fearch the land, living men, Where wilt thou find their ...
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... we see among some of our Christian brethren present, and from what the scriptures declare to us concerning it. St. Paul, speaking of the heathens in his time enters thus largely into the origin and sinfulness of their idolatry. That which may be known ...
... could speak to the character of Mr. Wardle as a man of honour and uuimpeached integrity. Lord Ellenbobocch observed, that, if such a privilege were granted, there would no end of evidence, every witness might bring forward persons who might speak favourably ...
... »e will answer and turn to the n m eof >•- Suppose have stolen • men in long, brown, rough great coat', with double cares speaking in the provincial dialect To't.st. Whoever will apprehend person persons who committed the ab-\c Felony, shall, thtrr convict ...
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... 'day for third reading of the bill to incorporate the pas Lights Company. ; The questionDeing put, and no Member having risen speak in favour of the bill, the House divided—For the third reading of the bitl—Aycs 38—Noes .-52. Majority against the bill 14 ...