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... Speaking of, and Ave' ,ing to - the many most importbeen appointed by the ;lit securely say that none to the House in its forma• the country in its remits naval Inquiry, which was Lord, who stood must descry-7 of his couturv, who bad fought her battles ...
... Our lot* ihtijnHiciftl, rmpared wit'i that of the cnenfiy. The Marthal General in Chief speaks in the highest terms of the braeeey ami attachment of the army. He will make particular mention of the brilliant explaits which have distinguished this day ...
... . Paris, Nev. 18. Several letters fiom our armies speak of the *gteat treasures deized by our Officers and men in the .t - itreditaiV: States of Austria ; an indifferent consolation for the general penury . experienced here among. - all cla.-Aes of ...
... WANTED in .an Established Ladies School, an ENGLISH TEACHER that speaks Freutb, aod is a good -Eurbroider.ss. 'A person of amiable manners raid strict principles, whose elniFacter will bear the strietest'scretiny, from to 35 T ears, would be preferred ...
... Hower, nothing certain in this respell has yet transpired, and it rests entirely from Barcelona, which speak of port spread in the latter place• A PLAIN ANSWER. In the Committee upon the Insolvent Act Ameodment in the House of Lords, on Tues lay, Lord ...
... T AT>Y CARRJXr.TOV'S FIRST. GRAND BALL. \ .■■ speaking of this amiable Lady, it is almost] i.-ti- ■> iry to state, tint her parties, whether at' l» ?? • niie or in town, are uni'ormly com- ! , --r.l -.j ii the fir>t people in th- country eminent lor '>>;r»h ...
... The CHANCELLOR of the El said, hr did not rise speak on t!‘e nnly to %Ay a few !wird' which had been contideptlrmer as to a 111.ick c, rps. It lad be contraft for 3aoo-African Government, with certain • • 17E1 i; of being employed as a black eorps its ...
... ROYAL ACADEMY. (CoNTINtiED.) NO. 20S. A Water Mill by Moonlight, Sussex; A. Pether.—lt is impossible to speak too 'highly of this performance. The tint of the moon is peculiarly successful, and the other lights are no less so. The scenery is rich and ...
... to so obscure a state. ft would have .been spared evert by the Saracens, for Malibhiet speaks 'its great respect, -both.; as a King and a ro. phet. The body was preserv ed in a glao Strabo's time, having been robbed a the g olden in which it was first ...
... of Ireland will exense me ; T must speak what his been advanced on this subjeft, without having ever been refuted, that this minks% and treatment had so far debased and degraded the great mass of the Catholic people, that Mr. Burke himself admits, in ...
... indeed—for wc fear it narrative of sad disaster*. The eighteenth Bulletin is wanting. The nineteenth speaks of further skirmishes and defeats.—lt speaks of the battle Laitrs, in which the Austrians lost 600 men.—Prince MußAThad now taken J5,*,, and defeated ...
... ROYAL, CON HIS EVENING will b on of the ProPrietor of the econd time) the play of, fo which will.be added a itt i 4 ing of speaking, singing, dune • I% %, Of STERY. ...