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... OF Apple Trees I have, I think, about three hkndred left.- Of the Forest Trees I have, in facts no-comletd assortment left, and no 'Locust trees at ?? orders Athat have been received shall be, as far as possible, exe-r cuted; but I would rather receive no more orders this year, except for Apple Trees. I shall, next., week, give an account of mY Acorns:and Yuts. I hope they will arrive sound; ...
... This gentleman, who signs himself, J. S. asks me, whether I do not think, that, to a person advanced in life, and with 20,000I.-at command, America may not afford as much com- fort, and hope of quiet, is any part of the world2' Alon, with this question should nave come a clear dtriziion of il roea%,.! Sasse which wrLitet- at- taches to the words conjort and quiet. If, by conmfort, he ...
... sijjairs in England at this time. 'Tis all libel; Paxton, Sir, ill say. Not yet, my friend: to-morrow, faith, it may; And, for Uiat very causa, I print to-day. POPE, Epilo. to Sat. London, 2 d December , IS 19. MY DEAR JAMES, What all of us expected has really happened ; the parliament has been calledtogether; and it actually met, lor dispatch of business, the very day after 1 landed! How ...
... beloved Ferdinand, has been attended with consequences, which any man, possessed of atom of common sense, might hare foreseen. Our vile corruptionists, always ready with their cant about patriotism and humanity, when things turn out different from what they Expected; these prostituted tools of a base system, pretend to be full of sorrow and regret at the fate of General Porlier, who, it ...
... Talavera’s Wars (continued from page Hi).-— At'lhe page, here referred to, 1 brought down the history of these wars to the raising of the siege of Badajoz. 1 shall now continue to the date of the dispatches last published, and, 'as the reader will perceive from the following document, I have now additional motive to execute this task of historian with seal and fidelity. Extraordinary Pro“ gram ...
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... Eicellewt okservalions of pfr. Jistie . oster;. IrI ThatLearneld Judge is represented to have stated, I' that, as for the Ma- riner himself, he, when .taken into the service 'of. the Crown, only changes masters for a-time ; his ser- vice and employment continue the very samze, with this advantage, that- the danger of-seas and enemy are not so great in the service of; the crown, as in that~of ...
... - h iw. Mta~vof Fore Affidr8) in& the Fre hi Ckki - ler of Dleputies,; 07i the 251/s ; ' 1.M~arV 1823, lo the ssbjeet i tke OWr againt the Spatdsh.& ,- .eOlutiO1ds~tS~t0-0 T SEorators whi delivered their seaitiment5 whewi-- the drcss wasE voted inl this Chnafber have printed tbxir speeches . and-yesterday, at theolwai& 'sittings, some: honour- able. deputies referred ?? opi- axons to those ...