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... TO THE EDITOR. • The difrerence observed between addressing nr puisne judges, in writing, in conversation, and when speaking of them in the third person, i 4 truly ridiculous. .The Honourable .Mr,, • jastice Grose, i s th e p ro p er su p ersc ripti ...
... STRASBURGII, SEPT. 6. The last news frOm:Ratisbon-speaks of a note. which Citizen Bacher has presented to the German 1 -'let; by which - he pretests against .the election rich may take place of Ecclesiastical Princes and I ,Lashops, particularly , at ...
... Gentlemen' can ta/k French though' they can both read it. - Lord we are assurc . -d, does not , speak Freheh, and Citizen JOSEF ON Ai , A RTE does .not speak English. So that. the conferences at Amiens are likely • to be carried on without the aid of language ...
... of the PRINCEOf ORANGE - atCrthe Prussian Ministry, for the indernnilications demanded by this Prince. The Paris Papers speak of an intended war the . part of the Emr ER of Germany against the Turks, and the project of ethbarking a number of French ...
... WANTS a Situation, a Middle Aged creditable WOMAN to Whit oh Young Ladies, or have the, care of a Child, a 3:ear or two old, Speaks French, works • well at her 'Needle, understands a 'little of Mantua-makisag, and - can get up Small Linen: can have a good ...
... broken down the banks that directed its . course.. The Milanese courier, who arrived. 'yesterday, says - ; that he will - not speak of bridges carried away, of houses thrown down, of cattle destroyed, of districts under water, because he will not take from ...
... uni'ortnnate , wretchel. ,But, like to 'make otft enemies speak r themselVes, and speak out too. Doctor Priestley enters into some detail of the blessings of emigration ; he is. emigrant himself, and speaks from experience. ' Let his countrymen, then, listen ...
... of those. are .eonciennied, ,to listen to JlL!that he would speak as his father writes. 'it were alsolo be wiihed, on the saine-aecou'n( that he would no so far mistake his,talents, (to speak itcstitig4) as, to set up or a dubliler in litics, for which ...
... is about to appear there will bean additional volurrie of pieces which have never appeared, and of which the Literacy Workl speak favourably., The Booksellers are 'highly to lid co:nil - tended tor their care in bringing out a work so 'latch wanted. Dr ...
... of, the sum, but the unwoftltiness of the object. we it would be a .:.e--reliction-of principle on our. part, not to speak, as we speak. • If any individual should .be ,di ipo'3o to apply the remarks to hiln-:eT, such di ;pwition can oily arise froeii ...
... 7ly,ror of,speaking; wl,wn a, ghoq,., in an hollow tone. t• here, be sillies - natural beings; .appear to they nstiSt look a, speak 4! , , when alive, Nr•W e Fl o uld not knoyvill - ern74 , • •. 0 ( Mri.,Powcli and Miss iggs, we. May speak Miss Tichwell ...
... furious and malignant Scrim, as it is called, of Jowl; will very much oblige us by sending ias the Ex-: tracts, of which be 'speaks. We have seen the book, and , performance more completely diabolical We never eitherl •Fair or heiikt`ol. . A..C. Will perceive ...