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... 2.2 To ho speaks aiid _ Yo UNG GENTLEMAN,» writes the Languages grammatically, and can translate . the German into French and Danish, w ts for a SITU-- ATION in some *MERCANTELE HOUSE, that may have occasion fort a “Clerk to accompany them to the,Continent; ...

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... MUL¥Um IN PARVO—The- Continental Journals speak of nothing but the Aix-la-Chapelle Congress, and the review and dispersion of the troops about to retire from France.—Rati§ fications of the Convention by England and France were ex. pected to arrive at ...

... Romilly made some ill'beral remarks on the late Mr Pitt, which were quite irrelevant to the subject then under di-cus.ion. Speaking of the precedent of 1788, said that he was not disposed to attacn greater degree of value this precedent from what had ...

... bothiug so beautiful as English ladies. All very elever; speak French, speak speak talian, play music very well, siag very guod: Very glad for me, if Persian ladies like them.— ut ladies speak such sweet words—I think tell a little story—that uot very ...

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... = Sei ism. Mr EpITOR, Though mere professors will not receive instruce tion, yet we are encovraged to speak to them that fear God and gather with Christ; for they will hear his voice and bow to the authority of his word. Hear therefore the language of ...

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... and shews itself much when she speaks ot laughs, weais in general a Black velvet with White Straw fjjt, appeared about years of age, hooked very much in gait, a native of Wales, from the Neighbourhood of Wrexham, and speaks English very imperfectly has ...

... address to the multitddeé, although occasiona Hy iuterrupted by Mr. Hunt, was warmly cheered After some time; a N Hunt to speak, but the ¢lamour of the mob was so great, that he eould scarcely heard: cries of “off, off,” “where's your wife, > &e, were ...

... Henry Lamb sold large quantities—of shumae, he could say, a ton at least, had been collected and sold. thorn leaves could speak to somewhere about two hundred weight. He also made imitation tobacco. This was made of or wild saffron. was not aware whether ...