... Slst ult.—We are informed that one of those mentions the receipt of dispatches, from the Marquis Romans, in which he thus speaks of the successes of the patriots and their approach to Seville have this moment received dispatches from the little army of ...

... Bairs«, O'Leary, St. *c won K.r S Watc, neat 200© puinpw; he bcai Buflcr far ihc Kiiir Pl tfr, in April, 1803; h« l*»t Jerry Speak, at lOfi. 71b.and -ft. tour imlM. at April meeting, June heat I ravellet and Jciry, giving «P * year t« both ; m ' , wavering ...

... the people gave goodness and tenderheartedness in putting to an ignominious death her great aunt. dispatch from Spain, in speaking of the late storm in Cadiz harbour, states, untruly, as our readers know, that among the ships that were lost were two British ...

... squadrons of gendarmerie, had passed through that I place for Spain. Letters were also received I from Corunna, which still speak of vigorous pre- I paratlons making there, and throughout the whole lof Gallicia, to resist the French. It is stated, I that ...

... nq exertions of mine shall ever be wanting without their attainment, no efforts of mine can avail.- . Tne people of must speak Out they must more—they must act and if, fol. lowing the example of the Electors of Westminster, they do act in a firm and ...

... to A leu an accon from tbii change are made through lead a Seve eccupie contest Parliame | Paris E I liberally I either to speak w I Majesty. firing, acco Maria J announc of any What occupati invading apid thr ...

... numerous service ever heard of, and we are assured the weight exceeded 30,000 ounces. The dining-room, or, more properly speaking, the saluou, was hung with crimson silk. On the mantle-piece was placed a most magnificent clock, which tells the'days, weeks ...

... into constd:xatton the afate of the kingdom, before they brought forward such a measure the oresent ? . Mr, Adam was left speaking when the papers were put to press—A long debate was expected. DUBLIN. CHVMISTRY. DUBLIN SOCIETY, . _ . „ , , „ March SO ...

... chair I continued for some minutes, several Memb rs on the Opposition Benches atthe samatime standing op in theirplacca to speak to order. Mr. Whitbread, as soon as silence could be obtained, declared, that whatever might be the emotions felt by his Hon ...

... and which contains a population of 100,006 souls. One of the Sovercig of Morocco, we believe the famous, or, more properly speaking, the great Muley, had amassed such treasures by carrying himself a trade with that town, that all the utensils of his palace ...

... encourage the dissaffected. [order order!] Sir John Anstruther confessed that the subject was not one upon which he could speak very coolly; when he recollected that, owing (o a re.nissness in some quarter or another, the lives of his wife and children ...

... silence 200 tongues, they set ten millions a-going. (Applause.) If they could absolutely prevent a debating society from speaking- them, they only set the whole nation a-talking. Ut-Gale Jones had published a libel, it certainly was nut of such a na* ...