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... confidence which they had reposed is him while he acted in Germany 1 Tus it appears that in the reign of Queen Anse the Post of ;resettle, was fixed upos by the celebra ted Duke of Marlborough. with the view of annihilotieg the power of Lewis XIY. at that time ...

... moved the process of the Court ag,ainst the parties; and Dr. Allen being present was to be arraigned the following day. A civil action was brought by Mr. William Smith (the under sheriff) aaailist Lord Selkirk for false imprisonment; and the after some ...

... , ° ~ ,ad akell refuge in Westphalia, behononrof being admitted to a private audience • 'r* WlO , the PP>s»s permission resettle Fiance, and had the goodness to promise them his high protection. The following is the important Legislative measure P~P«* ...

... Noble Lord, without the remotest intention of ins THE FALLS OF CLYDE. ITIRAVELS through Nome Parte of GER- Attorney, Mr. hot.civility, but with honest define of acquiring in. MANY, POLAND. MOLDAVIA, and TURKEY. BENCH. formution a subject of such high importance ...

... foreign and domuestic Events; and-form, k ~sflhya my b prm'tted, an f--enac 'TO 'siiF Times. it soi pint o eb oe hand, to their civil-and political His- ery; nd onthe oherto the state and~progretss of -Know r l.-dg, Lening andTaste. W- ft Biethtdepartment which ...

... Prevost, will be given to Major_ tented to be ghof. Warrants to execute them were island, and a respt.ctable Jury, on the body of unit prepare for you a more tottery year though nothing can well increase the indignation he General Sir John Oswald . Under his ...