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... Four Hamburgh mails liave arrived since our last publication. They speak of the great sensation occasioned at Constantinople by the intelligence the conclusion of a Peace between Austiii and France; and state that the Captain Pacha was about to treat ...
... ..-npifethn brought tHs mail, speak Tery un-1 decisively of the views of the Prussian Cabinet, with respect the Northern Confederacy. They rather represent his Prussian Majesty as wavering in his opinion this subject. In one paper is said, that •“the ...
... Congress Amiei municated to the Deputation of the Emp ordinary Couriers, that it may regulate its conduct accordingly. They speak here of secret orders given by certain Princes their Commandants, to hold their troops in readiness march when the affair of ...
... tracts ; and several others of the highest and most distinguished characters in the church. The Avalytical Review likewise speaks of the new edition of Dr. Gregory’s History of the Christian Church in the following terms : • ...
... theological tracts; and several others the highest and most distinguished characters the church. The Analytical Review likewise speaks of the new edition of Dr. Gregory’s History oi the Cnristian Church the following terms ; In our review of the former edition ...
... GUIDE TO HEALTH u ITIRTUE , says Chesterfield, in doing good and speaking truth Virtue to ourselves gives an inward comfort and satisfaction which nothing else can do, and which nothing can rob us of.”—But virtue does even more than this ; it makes us ...
... to be met with in these southern parts. Mr. Bull's bird weighed the leathers, upwards of eight ounces, and, comparatively speaking, was as fat as the finest goose which our markets exhibit at the season of Michaelmas. ...
... cutter was under a press sail alter several loaded ships, which have pleasure reflect evented liim from capturing. cannot speak too highly of the spirited and good conduct tin- Lady Ann's company in general : the two ye.- sels being crowded with prisoners ...
... with loss, and gain complete victory. In the account which the Vizier has sent of .this action to the Porte, his Highness speaks in the highest terms of the service done by the artillery, w'hich Major Hope is well known be very capable directing. (Signed) ...
... to put down the Aristocrats, who govern with despotic sway.” Count Panin succeeded M. formerly Envoy Constantinople. Ile speaks English, and is supposed to be well disposed towards this nation,- He paid the English great attention during their persecution ...
... nine ■or ten o’clock, the overseer, William Boyd, went to Mr, Gun’s room-door, and requested him come out, and that wished speak with him: Mr. Gunn, then undressed, immediately ohheyod; and, in the act Chining out, was met Boyd the door with a loaded pistol ...