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... was a genera improvement in bis faculties. Th>- greater number of persons with similar disorders had recovered. He could not speak as to the duration of kis Majesty's illness, but did not think it would be long- An amendment had taken place in his disorder* ...
... was for many years asserted, and implicitly believed to be a fe> maler which sex for several years past hb (for so may now speak) wore the attire, &c.— However, this coribUs question, and which will even now excite‘no small of interest in' various circlet ...
... jj.', unfortunate campaign, and to place his domitions once more in a respectable military state. _ j aiticle from Ratisbon speaks the expedi- caevof Bouap-rte assuming the comprehensive ti- j •kiif Emperor of the West in such intelligible wins leave but ...
... them have been acting in ecticert with the Turks, for bringing Servia again under the yoke of the Porte. The same ac- I count speaks of important arrests that have taken i place in Servia, including persons who have hi(therto enjoyed great consideration. ...
... Packet; Which .brought the following advices. LONDON, May 18. j ETT were yesterday received from Frank. j_j £„«, w’hich not only speak of the restoration of peace between France and Great Britain ascer. tain, but mention also »hat the stipulations have have ...
... Portuguere army, f'm; information has been received in a letter fri i: ' officer of the loth ult. dated from head-quarters Qatar. speaks of the equipment and dist'l'hne of those forces in terms of the highest commendation and particularly adverts, in apl-'ing ...
... Patliamenti * We wish to make invidious reflections j but the » Scotch County Members did not, on the Walche-'> Division, speak the same opinion with the English. A majority of the English County Members voted against the expedition—39 to 37. The same ...
... manufactured goods, as at any period during on interrupted intercourse with the continent Eu »®pe* The articles, generally speaking, sold well The principal purchase's were Dutchmen. Swiss cottons and muslins were in great demand. Some houses at Nenfchatel ...
... before the dale of thnfe Papers if there was no votire for its fuppnffion. Lord Wellington’s General Orders of the ult. he speak* to the ortuguese with great (ooiidence, and assures them ** he would rid them of an enemy thit is endeavouring to degrade ...
... A sort of odium, too, hid been cast on those who would have the courage to speak behalf of the defendant, which tended make vulgar minds believe, that he that should, speak for the defendant must be an accessary. He would, however, what he was entrusted ...
... unbounded grant of those licenses. Earl Stanhope said he was conscious of the irregularity of taking up the time of the House speaking upon notices. But could not refrain from noticing the manner in which the Noble Viscouat on the cross-bench had occupied ...
... several letters from the English prisoners in France (brought the cartels, the arrival of which announced yesterday.) They all speak confident terms of the speedy restoration of peace between the two countries—an expectation which this time very generally ...