... . 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 ...

... 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 ...

... EXAMINATIONS THE BELFAST FRENCH SCHOOL, Premiums were adjudged the following Young Gentlemen Exemplary Conduct. —James M‘Donncll. Speaking William Ncilvm. Writing Letters. —R. M‘Gce, William Ncilson. I an3l.a n English into French. —William Neilson, R. M‘Gee, ...

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... SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8. We this week lay before our readers copious extracts from the French and Dutch Papers. They speak of kind of incipient success of the Russians over the French. We are concerned that the battle Krems has not proceed more important ...

... her white bosom, and her air; An Angel appears to diminish her sn,arf ' An«t raise her.o'erwhelm'd in the of despair. Thus speaks the Eternal, who bove, Whom myriads suns and of r 1 »:illobey, M Yet deigns to regard with the eye love , w The souls he ...

... article 'is copied from-the Natiotthl Intelligencer of America, 'a_Paper which, on f)olitiral_subjects,..is 'supposed 'to speak only the sentiments of the Eicecutive. it is, therefore, very.probables that the/Contents of this article will -form prominent ...

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... Smith; Narissa. Miss Waddy ; and Jessica, Mrs. Atkins. To which will be added, a Melb4 Drama, Hi two Acts, co?sisting of Speaking, Rincing, and Pantomime, called A TALE OF MYSTERY. Count Romaldi Mr. H. Johnston ; Francisco. Mr. Farley ; Michelli, Att ...

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... received rc;pc>fHr.g the late desperate battle. Some papers and letters were received from Holland yesterday, which continue to speak of successes gained in Moravia, but the face of them they appear to relate only to the Inn the inst. They also state, that ...

... cral Tolstoy U, busidcs, lA»«»er Saxony, ai ilie bead of four corps, destined co' Operate with the Hanoverians, and Swedes. speak also of some other Russian corps, who arc to proceed Germany; but, whatever their numbers destination may be, they cannot reach ...