... has fat*: caufed an Official 141ote to be communicated tOthe Minifters of Foreign Powers refirtent Peterfburgh* in which lie speaks in very moderate Icons of France, •and in a language leis qualified of England. The purport of this hotels, that on his accellion ...

... ROSSIGNOL sill itititatt , the NOTES of various RIRDSI 4 ibid afterwards accompany the Band. A•N C I N C. • • A lifistlETNE THE : SPEAKING' -WIRE. tupbtiog, King Pelt. and T . 4111 of skill,b7 44W • .Tt6oo. ;Vat forpitims TROOP of JUMPERS'. ' ' With other ENT ...

... this country : It is, Str, how far this war is CAT rid on for the psirpufe of reltoring tt ,anti,mt Monarchy of France ? Speaking for my tell, I can .conitientioufly fay, 1 have .the melt conviaion, the war is at tnii 'day carried on for no other purpole ...

... infaa, as had been „gated, a mnotner ; it was an i .demnity for lots. Thc.voy3..;,e from the Baltic being, comparatively speaking, fo' very (hint, th ere was lets opportunk y Sot theindtridual becoming ftikrer cy the Midgets and guetitatift 'pries. ...

... betaken into confide. ration on Tnitiday.—Adjourned. Sir 1. B. jamas laid, that the enormous damages awarded were, generally Speaking, a punifliment for the crime of adultery. 'This award was made not in the ipirit of vindiftive retribution. but for the thke ...

... of folicitude commenturate to the willies of the ad eateries of the Union, that the frith nation was not in a lituation to Speak its mind free and uncontrouled. He was happy that the ample, the 4:irked, the violent oppofition, manifelted by the oppofers ...