... Adam: ne begged lo assure Ids lairdship, that had that deed been pursued, there would scarcely have been on the day he was speaking any unsatisfied performer or Tradesman, but that in pursuance of the pledge had made the first day in Court, not compromise ...

... was possible get off. 1 can obtain but little information from any Frenchman; general panic lias seized them all, and one speaks loud enough heard. The country preseti s a scene unheard-of murder. The insurgents vesterday massacred i mnnher Whites, among ...

... restrictions (he free circulation of English newspapers France, which are considered dangerous to the present order things, and to speak too freely public affairs in France. is deemed useless to impose such strict restraints on the Republican press, if truths ...

... round. Ami nought but Peace and Plenty’s horn resound ! And hark ! those blissful hours at length appear, That burst ecstatic speaks the Che near; From Hc av’n she comes, her blessings impart, And twine her olive round each Briton’s heart; Nor Brimns only ...

... his system, is the clear precision and comprehcnsfvc brevity of the language.*' Again, the Ckitical Rrvitw for July, ISOI, speaking of the two last volumes, says, need only add, in the ** rooclus this article, that Dr. Shaw has fully answered ** the ex ...

... Surridgc, after receiving some repair; at Bombay, was also expected at Madras. A letter received from Amboyna by the Star, in speaking of the capture of Ternate, says, The Dutch, from courtesy, pay the King of Ternale a sum of money annualiv, although he is ...

... Mutineers commenced Wednesday; but no rejiort of them is to be published till the Trials arc end. private letter from Cork, speaking of the late mutiny, says, month since the Temerairc was ordered to get order weigh ; this the seamen peremptorily refu:- ...

... next four year*. Moscow, Nov. 19. The many foreigners who have visited Moscow during the solemnity of jlie coronation, all speak with wonder and enthusiasm of the Foundling Hospital in this city, and the order, neatness, and elegance that prevail in it ...

... Health.) to hose earn they have be« n committed, art 100 well known rt .|uire larttular The Bsn i»m Cm . NovrmlKr, IROO, speaks of the l.rst Imluiou of tliis V. oik in the follow inr terms. ** not knovs- th.u any work n ...

... the marines were in the same miml with the sailors, and send two them to speak if they were, and the officers should not lake notice of those men. and he Captain Valtatk to speak, John Allen, as soon as the people came down from quai tordeck underneath ...

... man picked out, Thursday, between five and dx; h'iicgcrald was the next. Cooke said, * d—n your eyes, you b—s, why don't you speak your minds, don’t be afraid;’ then fell back to the tanks for fear of being picked out. Admiral Campbell came to the marines ...

... of the land. They aft, half w the gangw ay, and made stop, (ill ITjUicr said, d—n your eyes come aft—dou’i stop; come and speak your ollicers like men now the time; and they went aft directly : it was then about eleven o’clock. They spoke Licuts. Douglas ...