... comply with his request; and hoped would make every e fort with the troops he possessed, not having in in spare. Tnese Officers speak with confidence of the success of tile Bourbon cause, which his »,OOU armed supporters in La Vendee alone ; and that the While ...

... ds have been found Stock port, and large heavy sticks, Containing daggeifsheped .harp piece iron, about inches h-ng. This speaks, in language 100 plain misunderstood, the pacific and constitutional those to whom i hey .belonged. '* ...

... transac- , tions, letters, arrangements, &c. are most applicable to his future destination Life, j READING AND SPEAKING. To read and speak with propriety, among the po- j liter nations of Europe, has ever been considered as highly important, and lias ...

... Deiry, in very great irforee, was emerging ; and have seen no individual whatever who speaking of the unfortunate failure of that es tablishment, who did not speak misfoi tune, which could not easily be exceeded. I visited it on my tour last summer, and ...

... country from winch Uih. I drew our blood ; and, when t speak tl enormities committed the British ti>rcc“. dis-1 graceful to the country— enormities, the .0.-ctt which will r.tver got over—l speak of her troops and her ministry. cann-.t coma this House ...

... France to furni h provisions, &c. the aliicd troops. Should the letter received by him from Ministers have any ralatior, we speak merely from report, to a supposed request from the French Government to diminish the number of the allied troops in France ...

... market, isa seminary for idleness, misery atid paupeérism, We are speak. ing here of viltage# aad small towns—large ciiies have wants and diseases of (heir owa, of which we shall speak hereafter; but every public-hoyse ip the country which is not necessary ...

... thing wise and sublime that has been conceived respecting social institutions may perfected in your’*. Let reason and genius speak, and from whatever aide their voices may proceed they -hail be heard. . Plenipotentiaries have departed, in order to treat ...

... Coimbra towards Li«bon, be conveyed from thence water and subsequent y by land carriage to Poitalegre. Some of the tetters speak of further reinforcements expected the enemy; but it much more likely that sou!t will obliged lessen his numbers, and detach ...

... character You ought to have placed confidence in my word honour.” One of the Gentlemen said—“ Shall I speak the plain truth to you ?’* li 'nnparte —Speak it. —• I must then tell you, that aince your invasion of Spain Englishman could put trust even in your ...

... as> lum Henry VI. and hue still in their possession the bools globes, and spoon, i c,f that ill-fated Monarch.— Dodswortli, speaking of Huluin-Hail, says, *• it standeth very pleasantly among swee*. woods, and fruitful hills;” and Dr. Whitaker, bis llistory ...

... Trish part h who say, in he was speaking of chim his bread was baked before and a far! from his old oven, k now hon, he cou y weeks there has been a consi- maton of others; 4 which never unterteit Bank dollars and local speak af the Noble the country, and ...