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... asswtment, not only of that Article, but also Superfine Bines, Mfdly. Cloths, and Cassiraeres, the quality aitthcolour of Ary can speak of with equal confidence, from great itnpTbTenients lately made in their Dvina Apparatus. ;■ lu the manufacture or tfeMe Clotlis ...
... account for the way or means by which this communication can have reached our shores ; the letters from the out-posts do not speak of any arrival from Portugal and Lloyd’s Books contain only three entries ; the letters from Plymouth hold out a hope that ...
... With this speech of the Emperor in our hands shall we not always able to ‘reply victoriously their declamations > If they speak to- the love of the enemies pf France for peace, we will answer them, their power—there is obstacle to the re eitab- Uskment ...
... with the as well will; every body else, for he is a rcmaikab.y bne Respecting this Personage and bis Mother, Paris Letter speaks thus There is report that the new kingdom liivrm’.fi intended cr-U--blishracnt for t!ie Empress Maria Louisa and her Son, ...
... preceding day), in consequence the tenor of it being unfavourable to any itnmt hate expecution of peace. His Royal Highness speak* of the employment of the means in his hands in inch manner may be best calculated to reduce the extravagant pretensions of ...
... which the House was unacquainted, but which Ministers were bound to communicate to justify this Step. Lord Rosse was left speaking when our reporter dispatched bis letter from the House. HOUSE OF COMMONS—FEB. 21. ...
... French Judge, | } name of which.is erroneously stated for that | Cotta. This distinguished Magistrate has been in } e Go- speak menths, with the sole’ view of obtaining ¢ on the mode uf ‘Trials by Jury, of which ties of c rth hitherto in France but an ...
... Monroe has been elected President of the United States, 1 ...
... discontent of the people, and of their general dislike of English Government. An article from Vienna, the ’29th last month, speaks of great agitation in those Isles, and a recent Insurrection, in which several of the English perished.” Whether this true ...
... putting down tlie crimes j against which its operation is directed, shall owe , little credit to their sincerity, when they speak •their own good conduct. —Clonmel Herald. It is a very gratifying circumstance, and one which announce with peculiar satisfaction ...
... Gentlemen, the Children of a Private Family, Town or Country ; -Or he would travel with Family, one or two Gentlemen, as he speaks French fluently, and has resided for some years the Continent. would have no objection read to an infirm PeraJn, or manage ...
... not an answer to question. I speak deliberately and distinctly in order that every person may hear and understand me. (Here some little tumult occurred owing to several persons speaking together). hope I have leave to speak, (hear, hear the magistrate) ...