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... and I now speak only as an individual. V J I% Hare.— I wi to gtate object in com? here. I came here as a Magistrate, on an inr|nation which I received, that the General Com* Wee j,- the Catholics of Ireland were to be as- here this day. As soon as the ...
... Jo not speak to your Majesty of ap prehensions which prevail in the somh, nor of t the complaints caused by the requisitions with which the country is burdened fur Support the army Spain. These are evils inseparable from the reverses we have expirienCed ...
... fef condition of the Frenck capital from which appear* in the Journals instead of joy and enthonasm, they speak only in the language of grief and dismav, and it ia evident that a ternble shock was apprehended. We have the following intelligence through ...
... WANTS. (All Lettan to be post paid.) TO MERCHANTS. A Gentleman who does write and speak four Languages, and understands also Book-keeping and Mercantile Business, wishes to engage himself as Clerk with a Mercantile House here. N. B. A line directed to ...
... (ingle person, brtwa tfcree individuals—the Re* solutions alone speak the sentiments of the. meeting, and the Resolutions he had heard passed that day, were of a nature that must meet the approbation of all parties. He would wish have it known, proclaimed ...
... Bulls* A nwJrßing of yesterday, speak- j ing of a certain story, says this is the greatest j falsehood, (save and except those that went be- j fore it) that ever was penned.” And an evening paper, on the same side of the question says,, it is a loss to ...
... ,Nt>. • iIOLYIIb.A L> MAILS 4rri»'J- PARIS PAPERS. Oclo/je r 9. The Gaz-'iie Vie .na, in speaking of stale °t Parii, says, There is 110 rinc who does no' P' °f ! King wr.h rp-rp ct.” This is not th; only s.-ntimeut wlii h tiie Kng w.rthy; ra>rit» th- ...
... Citrate to a parish; none need apply who are not perfect.y quatiled for both situation*, he must understand both leaching .ad speaking French Huenlly reside in Gentleman family in the country, contiguous hi* church ; liberal aalwy will be gired. Apply at the ...
... necessary to chace the vessel, they would speak, as his chacing give* the belligerent Nason to apprehend an enemy } is his duty to adopt every possible method make known his Nal character as soonbs possible. He may speak *ber, but he has no controul over the ...
... WANTED, A French Governess ; Lady who can teach the anguage grammatically, and speak it fluently. Alarisian would pieftrrcd, also Protestant. Apply to No. 18, Mary-street. Hours of application from 12 till three. ...
... WANTS'* ANTED, Governess, the W rci-iile iljc* ; s!*e speak aud t«*ach the Fre aEo, EnjHivh. and teach Mode, (itography, &c. anti Mispress of Itali ...
... genteel and once highly respected family, wishes for a situation as Governess being paitly educated on lira Continent; she speaks French fluently, and her terms are moderate. Address to A. B. No. 1, King's Inn-street. 8 ...