... resalting from a conviction thatnoMaritime Power would dare to act against America in opposition to- the policy of England and the United States. The Mexitanjournstlists, therefore, say, that they expect aperdy explanations of the hostile demonstrations of the ...

... the *Ammo ion their sera rants, their estates, and other species et property. privileges were at length embodied into a resettling. ul the House by Laird Coke, and made the law of Parliament but in all this there was no spirit ',MU* but that of defenee ...

... now on the point of tieing admitted, an I is already regulated by ay. isolations at the Congress of Paris ; that if the *resettles ef certain frontiers of the Kingdom for a limited time, by a certain somber of Allied Troops be ;edged necessary, t►at couditioes ...

... confidence which they had reposed is him while he acted in Germany 1 Tus it appears that in the reign of Queen Anse the Post of ;resettle, was fixed upos by the celebra ted Duke of Marlborough. with the view of annihilotieg the power of Lewis XIY. at that time ...

... be discipline, otherwise there ran be no order, and liberty straightway be. enrnes licence and anarchy. The instance of the United States disproves no part of this position ; on the contrary, strengthens it, for we can already perceive the symptoms of discord ...

... :ph. GS W Comb /41 6 . 4 - TOE Tii GOrFRNOR tequests the honor of the Company of His Majesty's and the Honbrable ompany's Civil, Naval and .Militnry Servants, to ,a BALL and Su I. the Banqueting ROom,, on Monday the 3d of Janata ne.tt, at .0 o'clock ...

... family fr might have been passed over in silence to the sod of time. Here we have eighteen of them. from Limier' to well, resettled from this unmerited ; aid if experience should prove th• experiment to be judiriourok•re ars now many Libraries ad at, we ...