... fire temples, which were always ' and owed their origin to the zeal Zoroaster Im' 1 rice Ind. Ant. vol. 2.) ' Mr. Pennant, speaking of the Pclygars of the cars of India, says, All the people of this part 'f India are Hindoos, and retain the dd religion ...

... wichefftd the retreat of the fon of the Sovereign, how can minor peculators expeCl to riot impunity? .The People have but to speak, and their retreat alfo ACCOMPLI? SED. - . . ...

... believe there are many streets in Dublin in which a single house could not he found with so few as inhabitants, and, generally speaking, ton may be averaged the lowest number. The houses in which our poor are lodged, rather stowed, contain upon a reasonable ...

... obitgations to Captain Moore, for the able assistance he has rendered in the performance a very complicated service; and h,e speaks in terms highly satisfactory of the conduct of Captains Tomlinson and %mderson, and the.other Officers who served under his ...

... means beert proved, either reasoning experience; but, admit it; take it for granted lam still for no change } for, generally speaking, how is the nation affected by these blunders? How its, lot made worse ? It is just where it w«s last year: little heavier ...

... the while forgotten. Week after Week our brave soldiers were kept in a climate which was hourly thinning their ranks —not to speak of the money spent during this dreadful iutcrvtS, above 2,300 of our troops were buried in the istand; less than tSOOO were ...

... J Note the Moniteur —We see, that even at tke time when he wrote, the English General did not know the /orce . the French. speaks only the corps of the Dukes of Dalmatia and Elchingen, and appears to have no knowledge of the corps of the Duke of Treviso ...

... Thomas Hat, Sir Mal-tiiew Bloxam, Mr. Morland, Admiral Christie, the late Sir Lionel Lady Leigh, Lady Lumm, Mrs. Bing, &c. &c. Speaking of thefe Minutes, The Globe makes the following pointed and fpirited obfcrvations : Their great importance will oblige to ...

... ascertained by angles as well as by cross bearings upon the chart. His Lordship replied, the chart was not to be depended on (speaking of a French chart), the French were in the habit of placing a smaller space upon the chart than was proper ; that had an ...

... Dolphin public-house, where they retnsinedtogether the rest of that night. The next morning the mother went to Mr. Cobbett to speak in behalf of the boy; what he said upon that occasion will be better described the witness herself, when she shall be called ...

... would be answered, that their number was so inconsiderable that they would hardly fill a corner of tbe hall which was then speaking; and yet they were able impose upon his Majesty whatever Ministers,.they thought proper—and they were able to dictate to ...

... thought, but at all events in such a time as this, the people ought be supported. One the Judges of the land, Justice Bailey, speaking of the sale of offices, had said in the case of Sir Christopher Hawkins, accused bribery, that the sale such offices was ...