... ptr.v>n was safe— Vm» Sire,” r»plicJ General Sava»t, person is safe* though* the airt speaking, your Army is already turned If your Majesty explains yourself frankly, guarantee your retreat.” All the conditions of which have spoken above, appear have ...

... few Continental Powers, which have hitherto remained unsubdued by France. W« subjoin the accounts that have reached us. They speak for themselves ...

... BANKS OF THE MAINE, Dec. 9. The newspapers f the day speak ol tine Rulsim armies in Poland, each of them 75,000 men strung, along with army of reserve of 90,000. This is communicated from Lemberg; but there great want accurate military intelligence from ...

... EXAMINATIONS THE BELFAST FRENCH SCHOOL, Premiums were adjudged the following Young Gentlemen Exemplary Conduct. —James M‘Donncll. Speaking William Ncilvm. Writing Letters. —R. M‘Gce, William Ncilson. I an3l.a n English into French. —William Neilson, R. M‘Gee, ...

... There it was stated that the pablic money should never be put in any hazard being placed improper hands. (Mr. Whitbread was speaking at seven o’clock, when our correspondent closed his letter. The House was very full.) ...

... Administration, Punlie Works, Bridges, and Highways, Industry, Trade, Agricuitute, Finance, and the Navythe Exposition proceeds to speak of the War. ...

... a Brussels article, dated September SOth, is, said, that letters received from Dunkirk, Calais, j Boulogne, and Abbeville, speak of preparations at these places, for refitting the armed vessels I that the camp at Boulogne will shortly numerous and respefla’ole ...

... record with praise; Unmov’d his pride*—by Heaven’s decree, He died in glory’s hallow’d blaze. Hark! Anna, ’tis thy Brother speaks; X.ean on arm, and haste away ; O’er yonder hills, as morning breaks, breaks oil Death eternal day. I.ook in my face, thy ...

... be permitted to speak for himself, he had engaged the assistance of Counsel. Earl Stanhope immediately addressed the Master of the Rolls. He said that old birds were not to be caught by chaff. He claimed it as indisputable right to speak for himself, because ...

... lips disclose Teeth of whitest ivory rows'— Now I breathe soul in sighs— Now the Poet faints—he dies! Hark, the lovely Stella speaks! Frorp his trance the Poet wake*, Whilst the music the spheres •Bursts upon his ravish’d ears'— Tell me, tell me, what is ...

... horn, droops, ah! fades, and sites. E’en such Mush M ra’s cheek, full-blown pride oppears, There w-boru l.oves her grace: speak, Improv’d by tender years. And shall her beauties share thy fate. Shall h.ve behold that scene I might her bloom still flourish ...

... yesterday, when he died; the Coroner’s inquest to holden on him tomorrow—and though said enough attach suspicion, yet K* did not speak sufficiently clear to authorise the apprehension any person. trust, however, that that Providence, who rsver suffers murder ...