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... to M. Guizot. The Ministerial organs all recommend, as the great remedy of the moment, another congress, to effect a re-settlement of Europe: that made by the Congress of Vienna being, as they contend, dissolved by the confiscation of Cracow. Another ...
... culpable authors of civil w:;r, who have so many times desolated those districts, lose all hope a counfcr-rcvoiofton as impossible my eyes in yours ; for they find us unanimous to suppress it —always faithful to our oaths, and ready to unite our destinies with ...
... capital. The United States Stocks experience the consequences Dt the want of confidence in Government. The six per cents were sold OP, which were lately atSSt0 appears evident bv the American papers, the sentiments of the northern parts of the United States ...
... sill betra2'' The S.M. its now nearly over, avid • very faW.. it has proved. To-morrow Is cocoa-nut day, when the natives unite propitiator, offerings to the out, and vessels restore to the northward. limp Governor of Bombay, Sir George Arthur, this day ...
... 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 ...
... Besidnthe places mentioned he also visited a great number of Use towns in the interior dining the slimmers be passed in the Unites' Stales • ss also the Colleges of Schenectady, PrineetrmAale, llartford, and bliddlebery • where be as his pupils not only ...
... hostile character, the two parties have never been known to agree.—-/fr The* following lines were written upon a parson in the United States, whose Christian name was Peter, and who was rather celebrated for his swindling propensities : Thus, cried the Pastor ...
... of that hemisphere of Europe which has long lain in state of obscuration, against that which the beams of science and civilization have fallen It haa now no confederates but Princes whose only instrument of government is the sword. Its only weapon is ...
... circumnavigations which will carry hordes of curious, eager, and inquiring Europeans into every corner and nook of the globe, civilized and unciiilized. lithe nations will but have We sense to keep from war, the vast and wonderful changes in manners, modes ...
... &septet, it must remove the blasphemous faith, and dengerous deceit of Popery, to use the emphetie language of the Church of Resettled. When it would tell the Roman Catholic of the blood that cleanseth from all sin, it most also consoler him that purgatorial ...
... conveyance of Goods from every part tbe United Sollciior, 61, Broad-Street, Bristol, who hi. reveral Sums of Csr~„ ■ hour, before tbe mob entirely dispersed. damage wm at first felt .t his duty to have the resettled at Bath, Kingdom, to Money, from £200« ...
... person’s performance are performers regiment who on ordinary occasions act lor tbe entira band Her Majesty pleased grant Civil List to Jeremie the widow of Sir John Jeremie Governor Sirra Tradeacant Esq distinguished linguist for several Canton author ...