... reducing ti ;Ltlya stt oiu (ene in which WCe I ~t( Cre L t 4th 16 olllo.4 hisde-sig-ns or di.~p-itc his a'SCe~ttrrd,15. q ?? speak the same language. ?? Ovv uh'gust, inl-corrimetating upoi.s the Declarti~on (ifj. ?? ajSt, anithe f'ailure at' the \ gnciation ...

... that in the — Pres con's Coming forward, trom of himy he should give SA his Now, Sir, ] was pre- O* iecting, and therefore speak from when 1 declare, the proposi- 1,271 appearing acceptable to the ondent states, were unanimous: App'y to M present then ...

... tio’.'s wlr.ch are ...

... Cabinets of London and Petersburgh pul end to tiie calamities war « the very outlet I'f this Declanition, his Britnnnic Majesty speaks his Allies; it would 8c» lie has ntade tomnl engagement with the Emperor Russia not to treat hut conjointly with each other ...

... WANTED TO GO ABROAD, A YOUNG MAN, good Mercantile Experience, who can write and speak the French language, and who capable of the management Concern in' the occasional absenca the Principal. Unquestionable references will required, snd if ho has been ...

... our boats had by that time got beyond the range of their shot, and did not sustain the smallest damage. It is impossible to speak with precision of the damage done the enemy ; but as the rockets were discharged at an elevation 1 • • Which was calculated ...

... conpilexion hlack hair and shprthazle eyes, and a mnle on the right cheek, hasthe perfedt appearance f a Fredchnmtansnod does not speak.Ftglieh.( N1NETY GUINEAS REWARD. m ESCCRIPTION of Thiee Men belonging to his D. Ma~ieeyts Sbip L'Aigle, who deserted fromt ...

... Irish Parliament, hi' franked. The other witnesses, three in number, were, from their official situations, equally able to speak with certainty fact.' If this was made out, the province the Jury would be at an end, they would have no alternative but that ...

... fully established as prevent the possibility of any competition. Mr Millar never wrote his lectures, but was accustomed to speak from notes containinghis arrangemeut, and some of his principal facts and *' trations. To a man who possess* a complete knowledge ...

... fight against your own interests, come assemble uUdCr tbe banners of your country. Soon, called the Great, shall Kosciusko speak to you by his command. the mean time, receive this token of his high protection. Recollect, that the call he gave you to assemble ...

... S. W. I)UEL 3 YPaEVrNTrl.-In consejuence of the ]in- ruage used by Sir Francis Burdett on the hustings, at Brentford, in speaking..of M-r. Redhead York, the lat- st tei- sent on Thursdav night a letter to the Baronet on .-he su~eft; ar4d it b; lisg a ...

... proposing. Willing to flatter myself that I have been so fortunate, the imperfection* of address, from one unaccustomed to public speaking, will be amply supplied by liberal indulgence ; and I trust, that the unanimity which prevailed at our last meeting, will ...