... Atlantic, and the people of the United States are about to renew the spectacle in their own quarter of the globe. Our readers will perceive that are speaking of that buccaneering expedition which is now preparing in the United States against the Spanish island ...

... legislate in the spirit concession, the spirit of recent Acts Parliament; see j»erfeet civil equality, the removal of all civil disabilities, abolition of all civil distinctions lietwocu Iburum Catholics and and, therefore, they did not object to abolish ...

... were fallacious opinions, , vet, thev unhappily kept alive the embe; s of ois-1 cord while they did prevail, and we were not united people, consequently, that war coiud net be deemed a national war. If, however, it p oduced more glory to this empire, and ...

... islands, notwithstanding the matter was still issue with trie American Government, ami that these islands were to be resettled.. The United States schooner Enterprise preparing proceed from Monte Video to prevent this, and there seemed every chance collision ...

... in due form. The Nobles must possess an annual Income of at least hard piastres, and have performed great serviees in the civil or military departments, to qualify them for being elevated to tke rank of Grandees of the Cones. They shall be raised to the ...

... be vet y little stir on thane occasions it; the are much thinited in cote f topped in the midst of his discourse, and di- United Saanni• with the Soukies and F rected those among his audience who were for From. ioitnite inquiry ( says the author ) I ...

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... great-uncle, who entailed it on his father. The late Mr. Jermy and his son, on the latter coming of age, cut off the entail, and re-settled the property, which will now descend to the infant daughter of the late Mr. Isaac Jermy Jermy. Au adverse claim to this ...

... attack by the French. invasion from France! Why, what statesman or party, or newspaper in that great constitutional and civilized nation, has latterly been advocating a war with England, or threatening descent upon our shores? No! the whole affair must ...

... in the Bunk of the United States, which had touched 120, were quoted on the 6th instant, at 11SI. Delaware and Hudson stock had, however, fallen four per cent. The rate of exchange for the Columbus had been firm. The Bank of the United States sold at 1094 ...

... , and crimes to throw off this very incubus, and to attaiu civil liberty. Doubtless the most sagacious see not their way—fur there is no way—to rid themselves of this threatened re-settlement of despotism, without alternating again into anarchy Hence ...

... ' lllsters came to Parliament for r G UDic BILLS. tin move r leave to pre-0j 8 tor the amendment of the ju- Idt . P of the united king°r r w L ,land - Lordship stated, *t the./ ot^'n new in his motion, l • were presented pur- 'd '; ions passed in a former ...