... of State's office, is charged with having for- med a letter to Citizen Afhley, the quondam Secte- iof the Ccrrefpor.ding Society, now living at Paris, Lorting to recommend a citizen from America in the teh-making line, to employment in Paris, as he could ...

... in the proclaimed diliridts will be a Chouan in the eyes of the foldiery, who are a to (lhare ii his fpoils, and the five provinces will become a field of horror and devaflation. We n troll, however, that the paragraph in the Mlloni- v teur and other papers ...

... at war with the Republic, and in whirli the civil war yet maintained with great activity. Provinces in which the military me.iliircs may be developed provinces in which the infurreflion extends to from within to ao leagues the capital—and at what time ...

... Sgar without fancying that it was ai fpotted with the blobd of Negroes, would fee feri. many firange images in thofi gems. Provinces pall defolated, And thoufaids of families firaying test naked and without biread, would, without the ex afliance of much ...

... gentlemen present determined, in addition to the general purposes of the meeting, to form themselves into a society, to be called, a society for the relief, comfort, and improvement nf the poor. May the success of their benignant exertions reward them ...

... permitted to refide at Paris, while Boilfy D'Anglas, Dumolard, and others of :hat defcription, are refti-ided to various provinces towns. Barrere is alfo recalled to the capital. Couriers, it is afferted, Rill pals between Paris and Vienna. It is to be ...

... Tasu whi il war is yet ity. Provinces thry mealures inces in which within * at QE‘S‘J thoment, when ition, beholds a Foreign ‘A reduced under Government 4 amg of a Gover nted Sovere that the Tantly ich the ¢ great alliv and in with the ST ’?flfi!e“ m i ...

... usurper on the throne, and actually installed him in the royal palace, the Bourbons, she repeats the embassy ! —lt not our province to anticipate the answer (if any) which the wisdom and magnanimity of those who preside over the councils Great Britain may ...

... materials which may prefent themfelves, and by the convenince of the print which affords me circulation. The extent of my province embraces even topic that can affeet the Religion or the Connitution of my Country; and the freedom of my animadvertions (hall ...

... (if he is blessed with any.) 8. Thai til happiness may rendered the more certain, he ought to contract the enlarged circle society, with whom he might have been convertantin state celibacy, and to place hit confidence and friendship in a tew well selected ...

... convulfed France. The glory the Republic is the fruit of the blood flied by our comrades, and we do not belong any other Society but that the whole Nation. Should circumftances compel me carry the war myfelf, be a flu red that I will not fuller you remain ...

... unparalleled dilirefs, been lavifhed and exhaulled. To this indifcri- minate fpirit of deffrui-tion the Netherlands, the United Provinces, the Swifs Can tolls, (his MajeFly's ancient friends and allies) have finc- cefiivdly been Sacrificed. Germany has been ravaged; ...