... occupation. protection, or in'duence, when that right is neitber founded onl the lawvs of nations nor on treaties-when she speaks; alter peace, of the right of conquest-when she employs force and menaces to prescribe lavws to her neighbotrs, and compels ...

... fay you heard me in the privy that ioflant the pitlol went o/T.” She faid, Mr. Patch, will nothing but he truth,” faid her. Speak nothing but truth.** pair (lockings w-re produced which Graham dated have been found rolled in another,and the evidence of ...

... ships were lln- manageable. 1 have returned thanks to the Captains of the slips ot the line and tile frigates, aieid they speak in higlh terms of approbatiomi of their respective officers and ships' comimpanies. If any thing could add to the good o0)inion ...

... the Irish Parlianent, lie ?? other wit- llesses, three iii nrusber, were; from their official sitlatioes, equally able to speak. with certainty of the fact. If this was anade siut. lhe province of the Jury vouisl lse at ai end, as thev would has e no ...

... nothing niore-tinan time purchase lie con- tributes to the drauotuh. and vhich iseffiectedr more by his swetdght, striedy speaking, tbai by his s.Ami#th. I'le hlood-borse in work, will alwavs wear down thse heavier cattle, whethier in hulithig, or on the ...

... genius takes the lead. Aflt him his opinion of a beauty—ten to one bet he will anatomize in defeription the nerves of the face. Speak the comforts of warm clothing and a good fire, he will tell you that the New Hollanders go ftark naked, or that thv of Altenburg ...

... where the 'brave but tuiifortunate wounded can be .better taken care of; which I trust you will approve. , Lieutenant Fleminig speaks in the highest terms of approbation of the prompt and gallant support lie met r with frous Lieutenaits Douglas aid Mends, ...

... our great naval victories and the country might lying prostrate the feet the grand tyrant France. still (half past o’clock) speaking,. . the Earl Moira made able speech in defence of the insolvent (iehtors j passed through the Committee. address was voted ...

... appears in the ftatementj Major Gen. Beresford. From this document exnadl the following para* graph, particularly interefting. Speaking the advantages the acquifidon, the Commodore fays ...

... being previously canvassed by another Candidate should have been Suffici t to prr tdgageyou? lam aware of the unseemliness of speaking myself; hut being now called to account to you for my execution oj the important Office which you have four times committed ...

... for J. Butterwortb, Fleet-street j sold by J. Rodtord, Lowgate, Hull, and all othci Booksellers. , u t Sn William Jones, speaking of another Work on the Law Contracts,- observes that, at the time when that Author wrote, .« harned and venerable M. Pothier ...

... raised him, itt nearljr a sent- rscsimbeest:-posttre1 l'e tily sine that was stpportable !to blins) forbore'to disturb him by speaking to hiss; and vhelet he- bad- remsaitued speechless about five msinutes, his Lordship's steward wenit so the sorgeoin, who ...