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... inland ot Jamaica search of her husband, and is accompanied by little girl, about nine years ot age, who, it is pretended, can speak nothing but Spanish. She shews a letter, which she says was written the Rev. Mr. Hinton, of Oxlord, to the Rev. Mr. Jav, of ...
... amisunderttan ding between M American Government, add is u J f the w hole of a very unfavourable c»mplexign, ; Prefident: speaks in terms not very of jt! condue of the British Government, ia ratify the arrangements with Mr. Erskin which ‘he ftates to ...
... uttiirtulatl eaawpaign, and to plaee his dominious once more in a respectable nli- litary state. An article from Ratishon speaks of the expedliency' of 'Ponaparte assuminng the comipr~phensive stile of Emperor of the Wett in such intelligible termns as ...
... Napoleon and Alexander, at Erfurth, and that the new Empress of France is to be sister of the Autocrat of all the article from speaks of the expediency of Bonaparte assuming the comprehensive title Emperor of the Tiles*, in such terms as leave little doubt ...
... acquiescence, ‘as needs she must ;’ bows st missive: to, his decree, and in her answer, which as St. echo to his address, speaks of , nothing batthe go wit of France: sucritices her: conjugal. hap; of ing hess to its interests ; aod'sympathizes with her ...
... first instance : fur the Paris Papers inform ns that part of the Impellal Guard have set off fur Italy. The French papers speak openly the great change about to take place in the Government of Holland It has had the effect, they confess, increasing c ...
... undeserving of Ins confidence. When this letter was shewn to the noble be said with gnat uuirete Her ladyship has reason to speak me in this manner —fori marnc* Chronicle, NORTH WOOTON, SOMERSET. LET BY AUCTION. For such Term, and subject to such Conditions ...
... my heart” would bo restored, when a second shock set all right again, making the Ladies once more change places. But ara speaking of own domestic interests in the shock, when those of the Nation can alone justify ibis letter. Some English ships having ...
... leaving the skin, however lender, , ficxibit, and ticc Irom the slightest irritation it o a clean portahl. Soap more properly speaking, it is i.rc punned Soap, extremely durable, one enke being sufficient foi twelve month*-’daily use in shaving. In theic is ...
... mo&t obedient servant, JOHN SHORT. bolomoUf iJilead-House near I irerpotL Sir, have circumstance mentiO to you which will speak loudly in praise ot your incomparable Medicii'c, the Cordial Calm of GileadMr. Davie-, ot' Spring-Hill, steward 10 Lord Coventry ...
... TKACHER. . , in a very reupccliblc Latlies - Bfwrdniß School,, jit nivonuture. An ENGLUH VCHRE. Lady oharAtter . who *,„ts su«l' speak.* ihe-tenjuage correfWy. who will t.l t ...
... tinguisbed for his gallantrics, aid who by his address and attentions so won uposn her affections, that she could neither speak nor think of any other object. This fatal attachment absorlhd her wvhole soul. They enrered iutto engagements to live and (lie ...