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... laft. He begins the intro- du.'lion to this laft Edition in the lollowing words :-— Siiice the firft publication of this Review, j the Author has had the fatisfaftion of finding his moft languine expectations verified with regard to the liability and ...
... kindr.cfs With which their i.l.iitlties loaded him, the King, riuriprr dinner, propofed to go to Porzdaro, to be prefent at a review. This mark of diltirAtiun, which i*s never be- llowed but on the I,loft derated perfontiges, is confidered by the public as ...
... formalities. The Volunteer Corp's of the NM tropolis and its vicinity affembled in Hyde Park on tlbis occalion, and were reviewed by the King, who ?? the higheftc approbation of their appearance ;aad coucILaft. 6. His Majefty inforraed both Houfes of ...
... following ipcech : — My Lords and Gentlemen, 1 have received his Majefty's commands to afletnblc you in Parliament. Upon a review of the important ar.d glorious events that have diftinguifhed the period which has c spfud lince I lall ?? you, the moft ...
... ' - A ur i MY LORDS AND GSNTtiZMESS, be have ~received His Majefty's, cosrnmagds to nd ?? 'you in Parliament. ' r Upon'a review-of the, important'and gl0orious L events that have diftinguifhed the period which'has elapfed fince .1 laft addrcifed you ...
... and or- nament. It becomes us to fubmit with reverence to him, who maketh darknefs his pavilion. With patriotic pride, we review the life of ourWafh- ington, and compare him with thofe of other countries who have been pre-eminent in fame. Ancien- and ...
... tec gniled, I eadapprove..' — I he co-i efpcndc.-cr alluded torn tie I Meflagc tendered it re^ufite for him to enter : nto a review of the ?? of out enemy, to Ihew how far any reliance could be ?? upon prof clti on*, or whr. ther w« ware likely to obtain ...
... avoid ra fvlfifying all his former arguments-and fenti- I rents againflc the War. lie then proceeded t to animadvert on the review ?? Duridas had tl taken of the condii°t of Bonaparte as a Warrior b and a Negotiator. With refpe,- to Venice, hewtouil'd neither ...
... Ruffiani, it is ftated, from Bareuth, that after the arrival of a courier from St Peterfturgh, the Rtsiiian s rn-.v had been reviewed ; and that, after having rec-tivesl the necedary articles for their equip- ment they marcher!, in columns colliding of between ...
... Republic. ' Letters from Bareuth (late, that afier the arri- val of a courier from St. Peterfburg', the Rufilao' army had been reviewed-; and that, after having received the necefflary 4rticles lir their equp- mentI they marched in columns confifling o' between ...
... fecurity, ?? inthe rext ih- lidehtv. But left it Ihould be' thc^giit h- Conricnined him on flight grounds, Mr. Dund..s t ...
... -pcratc than ever. 'I'he confidence of their cuemies is confirm- ed ; the hopes of their partifans are overthrown. After this review, I confefc I cannot conceive how any man can contend that the refill! of tbe expedition has in any degree repaid our j lacrifiees ...