... last ten years, and the innumerable grievances of which Spain has to complain. With respect to secret transactions, ihe Junta speak as follows: — « 4 With the aid of his wonhy satellites, and by arts of the lowest intrigue, Bonaparte drew the young adored ...

... to be produced, which ought, on the new trial, to weigh with the Jury ? On the decree -664, the plaintiff, comparatively speaking, built little, lt was principally on the ground of the verdict being contrary to all the evidence ad- duced, rhat the new ...

... from the rest by an Open wooden railing ; he is wild and ferocious to all but his mother, I do not recollect whether he can speak ; the woman owns him for her son, but refuses to give auy acconnt of his father, alledging, that as she does not trouble the ...

... disgraceful subjection, and declaim on the treachery w th which the French endeavoured to uirn it to iheir advantage Thry speak with ex- ultation of the insurrection, and with applause of the Provincial Juntas ; but the institution of the Su- preme Junta ...

... Why isa woman unlike a looking gloss #° it was answered, “ Becanse she first without ing, and the second reflects without speaking,” A Gentleman falling asleep after dinner in com- any, an Irish Wit apologised for him, remark- ranep. ing that he had only ...

... Cross on the banks of the Donro, Perhaps the most curious specimen of po- litical hypocrisy in these docamenis is, where he speaks of having sent 10.000 light infantry in search of the British forces (nearly 50,000 in number) who, after having entered Palentia ...

... which Lisbon and the forts on the Tagus were ; but con- sidered the position about Lisbon to be very strong, He could not'speak of the strength of the Castle, as he lad never examined it. Was of pinion, that the French if forced back to Lisbon, conld ...

... forees, and our army feil back to a valley in the vicinity of St, Andero,” ‘The officer who communicates this intelligence, speaks in terms of the highest praise of our troops, and their worthy Commander, They f uelt seven successive severe actions, and ...

... hero, '* would kav*. , you know, Sir, am Officer.— O, Sir, hog I your pardon, says the drily; 44 Why. then, Lord, to speak more correctly, this Qfictr, who is no SoUlitr! ' honest Jack tar would be to London from Dcptford, but thought it a coining ...

... in the son, and cringing meanness and servility in the father.—The other entertainments stand in no need of eulogium—they speak for them- advert. A Subscription of 10,0001. was last week com- pleted in the space of 2-4 hours, in Bristol, for the purpose ...

... love their Sovereign, feelings are partly analagous to thy views. then, O ve of the most It is fahabitants of Porto, that speak, for those ho- epithets are indisputably your right !— Consider that the glorious cause which you have undertaken, can only ...

... appeal is made to religion in one senience, and in the next its Ministers are made ihe subjects of scorn and deri- sion, They speak of piety and christian charity, while they threaten universal carnage und tion, The English are charged with employing the ...